The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
4 Mi.hap T." the To.> uarrcl.

= Mi.hap I" the F"s~ Harr"I.
III" controversy between S'ultur
Ioi,Gr r. Ma~-a, hu-,.Ii- aud the lion
EUDENtN Eos~,uu, "ruiug Nlr i0pDt.>
campaign "Nr"u-'., ~ M" past must be-
embarrassing tu bp,h "I thrm. - liI'
SENATOR b,,au~.' H." desc not .uu" uIt
ui u - rlr srul "f rHnd"r. 80 Ih" man
" ho would b. Governor b'D aIi.'' b" 'I't
II hi- engaging ~ such a controversy
,un~trirt- hl, Spending p"wcr ~ a cau-
ii,la'". In u ~ "nt sI'''' h before M"
Postmaster. N-s.cIati"u NJ lnpDE -IId
that hi- "NIeU~'-- IN ly" campaigns
for The HUIl~" nf Representatives w"r"
between s. -" and $500 in zach cam
pagn he al-n said:
The Gr.' ure Q ran 'or no s-r,r, spent
b-'v~.u 49,. m, Sarn Tor printing r.-raI.-- ami
ssuilrg them through 10, raiI, iu u.y -s,"ud
,nd u.lrI r-ouou, spent nothing Got, NeNr
have contributed vha' c1ud AFFORD 20 she State
comm. ''cc. ,ud 0 Wish Wrrr rich enough 20 be
ahl- 20 give more have never M 'n ruv rssufv
'r.r year, - -~r,ic, IN Washington spent any
~ rn,v except srat ! have srbsrr.b"i 20 the
state romm.,'cs and 10 my own c'} committee
In lynn
The Hon EUGE>F y boss thought
that he had coufoundrd senator Lnp"E
by reproducing Mr.. I"uDFS sworn
statement of 'Nr"ud,wrrS IN 1872. A.
Required los a.. corrupt practices a,'.
In that wear hr gaNr :, ~ "a the Re
publIrau stat" committee. Sl,sl 70 Nh"
stat" Republican club and S.~7..la Ia
he seventh, nugre-- district "ommIit."
and 10 clubs and committees IN Chelsea,
Charlestowu. Everett LINN. Maiden.
Mclru=e, Reverb and Ntonrham or 81 %
-. 10 Ia all. Their" was nu doubt about
the figures but Mr Foss jumped 20 the
conclusion that the money Was spent
! bv Mr. LODGE "a heCom" senator Mr.
Lodge. however. vas a Candrdate for
the Hous" OF Representatives m 1872.
and be- contends that th" money was
spent lrgltimat"ly. H.S72 10 in hls own
district. and s. tDJ bv the Republican
stat" committee for general election
PURPOSES. The legislature that con
vcnrd in January. 1893, promoted Mr
I.opGF from the Hous. 20 the senate
The first time ran for IN" senate.
saws Mr. LOpGI. L spent between SgpH
and $50 for printing circulars and
sending through the mails after "lcc-
ton dav in November. 1897 and baior"
January /. 1898. when the Legislature
met Of course. In that day Sl2 b. 10
wa a pretty big sum To spend IN ones
election 10 any office and 10 ald ~ IN"
election Of other candidates \ praDtI-
cal politician would saw that Mr. LODGE
was campaigning for the senate A.
well "a the Hous" when he parted
with such "A sum. Mr. LoDGE l. on
technically defensIble ground when he
saws that he was not a canGIda'" for
the Senate al the time m" fact being
that he Was standing e. "A candldat" for
the Hous" IA the Seventh Congress dis
uict. Never, hcl"ss there Wa~ a lack 81
Candor IN the statement be- made ~ the
Postmast"rz Association "" cannot
eXpe~'t Mr. FO~S 20 believe that hi- con-
trlbution IT S. 30 20 m" stat" commit
IT," ~ lSg2 wa not for the purp'-. ~
commanding him a. - oandidat" for IN"
'TFila'' elNa '.'h' ~ - i''' wv i''ai - -
20 IN" S.nat" account
We ob-"ry" that newspapers friendly
- senator l.OpGE dcnouuc" Mr. FOSS
for getting hl- facts wrong %" could
probably stand that. for l." = not al
WAYS right but II j. nothing compared
with the dilemma IN which the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor finds
.
him a. 4 man who spen; Sa2 pOD last wear
IN an attempt To- get himself elected
Lieutenant -Governor. which cannot b"
denied. Having taxed senator lOpGF
with spending t2 .3j2 ~ ~ iS92. n would
b. highly improper for Mr.. FOss 20
spend larg" sum Of money 10 elect
q himself Governor ~ this year 81 gra"c
and therefor" 80 do not dp,Ib, that M"
( following special despatch from Boston
20 the Springfield Rcpuhi'can IL sub
stantially correct.
There {, dl.Appolnt-rent IN soro uc--orrs'r
circle, b-cags- 'r-'c 8, not =. much ~ - ram
paIgn f4ud - he, expected when INC Pos, rsu.~
"a, Supported 80 s'rongl, N" head Of Ne
Ip.s barrel has not been kno~.eh II. and q q.
not uksIy 20 ~ Hence 'hrrc =, ncs.i nat some
boIy .Hau sI.o contribute - 're pcmorr l''r
campaign fInd be.'ie, T"s- There aa' ~ p,
pectatl that fund, would ne profpsr II 8.
no, 90 This make, difference win the 'lr1.
palgn-
Quite n difference, We should say. with
the Boston machin" that brought about
the nomination of Mr. FOsS.