The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-01
IUILETON COCKS DEBATE
ri<HIONED CAMPAIGN
%ICHr N HUNTINGTON.
for Congress Hammer Eaeh
IN , MANLY war Give and Take
IN. ravtn question socks as IN
r',,,,,, COCKS Loyal 10 tann"n.

ENnini' 49,
r...r>,,roN. l. /. Oct 3i.-Whsn the
~, Oo.-a House burned DOWN
-l.ra - as left no place bigger
I@' "A, ION. a moving picture place.
H1~ = 90 crowd Democrats. Repuo-
u y ,h,-ion lsts. Suffragettes and
n r., Martin " LIttleton ana
.,,r william W. Cocks came
toms r. coming TO have their polif-
" ,.s,-.,,,..4 OUT in an old fashioned
Yea m. capacity Of this hall N
o,,.,-.rv about 80 Major F. b. Dusen-
ot'1 ,,,sr ~ ceremonies. reckoned
-r,Shr.s meeting stretched 10
us on, and then there we're nearly
90 -, outside This audience gath
'H - hear th,. joint debate between
| -.,-oI candidates for Congress IN the
s.,D-. C,,UreSst,uh district. whlch eh-
r.. s-,r, Nswtnwn Creek To Montsuk
Point ror,, rsland
-. e.. srr.r dark reached Huntington
t. r,orrsnts before the -pe~chmaSinS
-, In. huntington nand piayen
,,.,rL,r square and headed by severh
I-.i -,,r,a,.rs Of both parties marcnesi
1870 Z cold Spring Hill. where they
.,e Odd ~prIuGsrs, headed nv inc
-. S,,-.,- brass band and drum corps
r. s,.hu,,a.rn had started early IN the
.,...,,,,, ,,uc,, Mrs Littleton had arriTeh
:. ,,,, and nal distributed campaign
.,.-,,l f,r VIZ IIttleton. Her auto
,~t,I, Vas followed all over town by
- .;z.d crowd until she finished AZ
- Il Mann street and then started
80, IN, homo ~ Roland X. Conklin AT
Ia. N.aF Nj
and had dinner ,,,,,r..i IN
~ snr,raIv lirtieton celebration by
e.. Jefferson tIgh VI Huntington
.Wh.r We began getting Applications
o., .,cxsts VI admission 80 many ne
publcans applied thar they wa eH ~
49, y a l0,u' meeting. explained the
ssa,rr,ar Il the Jefferson club press
.-.,,,-raa so ~ let EN- invite Con-
..nss-an CccAE. because we heard that
Nr I.,rtieton preferred to talk 10 he-
pubLcans dnFA"N. .. 49,
.o,sr Of the meeting a joint COMMITTEES oil
n~,orrrts and Republicans was ap-
nointed - have charge. William j.
Na,h.son. county Treasurer Henry
Br,sh. Super, l=or Ed Ireland. Justce
=, ara Peace Alison Townes. Town Clerk
s.,,tor SlrnIs and Postmaster Emmett
IANkInS represented the Republican,
No. + X psSenoerrv, Councillor NJ.
bayson John SlcBreln, Roland Conk-
un. ". liam II Rushmore Capt >. Lee
JARVIS md col : Williams represented
the teInDsTl'- -.
Con rr-,,,aan Cocks was met al the
ho-sI and escorted to the hall by com
ni,'ee OF DeruoNrats. NJ. l.. Dawson ana
Wiliam Il Kushnlore Mr.. Littleton had
.or his escort William ii Matheson ana
howard : Ireland. Republicans
Roland ConkGn presented his claim
70 r-CoErIrion. II being that he always
rad been a Republican. but this year II
vas DIX and I.irtleton for him. and he
wanted his neshbors to know Of his
chang Of heart He told them al aoout u
In a tan minute =peeCh.
While Mr. ConklIn was making his
speech there We're several moments OF
suppressed excitement for Mrs. Littleton,
Who at IN n, front row Just below the
speakers platform \ messenger pushed
ais Tay up To her and presented lsrE.
package secured with heavy Irvine.
wiz. Edward. What is that asked
Mrs. L.tiis ION.
Your bat. said Edward
Wei. | declare! What do you think
Of that exclaimed Mrs. Lttlston. i
boughr new hat to-day and here they
have s.,nr IL 70 me. Edward. take that
night OUT Of here and don't you get u
crushed EDWARD vanished down the
aisIe naarrng aloft the package. Mrs.
L,tlston when she saw IL safely out OF the
n the sI-s-Ch-s-
The question 20 ba decided in this
Congress district IL, Who can bAst serve
ms 0oun'-v Mr.. Cocks or myself said
lr L.''l@-OE I don't want any one
here - vote, tor me unless he believes |
vii serya tha country better than Mr..
Cocks
since 1908 IN the present time this
country has seen tremendous rise IN
he price Of commodIti.-. and never in
he h.,ory II the oognn.ry was 4 o on
tron'Ad with such a bill 20 pay. In ISOs
both parties that Of Mr. Cocks and myself.
eHolv 81 'ha' the condition was 80 onsr-
~ the country must be relIev ed. Mr.
Taft Was III Congress set 20 work
70 prepare he Payne Aldrich law
Then occurred what ! declare To he a
BETRAYAL Il n" confidence Of the people
BY 'hA Republican party and a breach
u taI'l With he Republicans by them
selves Then was formed coalition
= Interest Ger whose head Mr.. TAFT
could not Iriv- Congress. Mr.. Cocks
trioh. and II l. Tor that challenge his
light ?" represent this district.
VIVA mas me tarif done for your
mere "ef" n,l items on the schedules
They lsf' lJD Untouched. They raised
~ and Ts.igCsl s5I. ON the cotton and
hemp -ohed l- they reduced :O0 out Of
vi 'efns W. he reduction on these 2UD
ems he total ~ reduction was from
SO 80 O., Sie9 80. or = total of s.. $50.
" ne -lru" -Irue oh cotton socks that
49, ." r YOU men wear they IN
-"t-"'! -uN 'sriN 81 per cent l found
t', ned IedIction on steel bars.
30 "vE"r' IRON bars instead ~ import
~ a~ra. Iney made a reduction ~ IS
""- err IN wood Why didn't hey find
'"'n"'uIns -" eat on which 10 make a
III ".i.r' They claim N protect the
49, Dl ~" .abO-ing class ! declare
ma n" wages ar" l.-S IA protected in
49, .-' 'E.-i n those unprotected. The
~. ans 'rtt"- ana the railroads pay the
~ h@-' "aE'' and they ara unprotected
~ ''"id and his party viii promise
IA ~" Eill pas d law that =hsD the
'Hata'n '3'"- g"r- certain amount Of
' IN l. h. r..i have ~ divide with the
th''y ere ..r.. ! am with him.
Mr.. rr o. G..-iianc" 81 M party stood
ar ,' .rrap the Western insurgents
...'' '-T.-. ~ drIy. him from power 4
f.' 'f. ar.l = stand for such = betrayal
D. it--F LhAt should not represent
- .f.-'-,-
.r-' "a do, ! would vote 20 re-
't-F absolutely from every
- ' ."m ~ a private monopoly
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