The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-18
FIGHT AGAINST ALDRTDGB
DEMOCRATIC WORKERS PEE
PARE FOR THE FINAL Charge.

RocHEsTSR. April 1.-The Democratic
eanpAiGneTS who have been working dav
and night for two weeks and more to de-
feat on Tuesday George W. AIdridRs. the
Republican boss Of Monroe county for the
last twenty years. for Representative in
congress and to elect James W. Ravens
for the unexpired term Of the late James
Brock Perkins gathered at the Whitcomb
Hotel this afternoon for the final charge
- tho campaign. In the group were
Henry r. Mo=her. chairman 10 the county
committee. Louis NJ Antisdale. the dash.
ING Henry of Navarro of the fight; John
: whalen. formerly Secretary 20 state.
and last hut by no means least Mr.
Hayens himself. the Democratic candi-
dafe. alert. intense and confident 20 VIC
tory.
They had called a meeting of the county
cummittee. the workers and the wat cheru
who arr 10 no the commanders OF the
infantry on the memorable day. There
hasn't teen such an a~semhlage 10 Drmo-
cratic machinists of the county in twenty
wears All told not less than two hundred
were present Over night tho campaiRn-
ere hal received reports of colonization
schemrs IN the part of the Aldridge-
ties These reports were enlarged TODAY
ard These Democratic campaiKners met
20 perfeCt plans for exposing. circImvent-
nE and defeating the enemy
Al the speakers warned the minor cnru-
nanders to he AZ their pnsts at $50 Tues
day morning To- S,se To u that the voting
machines had not l.en tampersd with.
thar these machines should start at zero.
and with that matter settled 10 their par-
feet satisfaction the remainder Of the
dav should bc devoted To the ugly task of
challenging and causing the arrest e
repeAters and Colonizrrs
we have a corps of detectives said
Mr. Mosher. and We have a great staH
e lawyers who will Ire a, headquarters
all day. You must remember thar you'll
get no help from the police. hut You
msr~snt ~ afraid Of any policemen. Just
do your duty 10y the Democratic party
and The Democratic candidate. and his |
election means the dawn ~ . better day |
AZ the politics Il this county
Mr.. Ravens announced that the cam |
paiRn had demonstrated the interest Of 1
the young men of the Congress district |
young men Eager and anxious for oppoT-
tunities 90 enroll themselves in opposition |
g. the fe'Idal system OF political bo.slSin.
Parenthetically Il may be stated that
young Republicans as well as young
Democrats haV. taken a hand IN this
contest. especially Young Democrats who
had rather favored RepubliCanIsm sinc.
I-ps. IL has been struggl. with IN.
Democrats m all parts 1T N. nation sinc..
that year To enlist the interest 1T Young
'-rnocrats anu new voters IA N. for
Of hs A .
rational. and IN M contest ha, their
interest been more pronounced than IN
this hattie b..tWsen MIR. Aldride. and Mr..
Havens. MIR. Whal-u Rad 20 the ASSEM-
h.aGe a document calculated to array
union WorkingIn"n against MIR. Aldridg-
II Vas mailed from Washington On FRIDAY
and by Tomorrow morning viii be- IN the
hands of 7,Nu1 plumbers. r1achIni-t- ami
others Connectsf with ths American
/ sderstion of Labor.
. SoMPEKs SANS ELFCI HNyENs
The docur."rt Nr Nhll"n al sa-
signed 10y ~au.Gsi Gomp-r-. president
II the Federation 81 Labor james ore on
neil. third viCe-prrS' toni aisp president
% the international A--Yriatlun II Ma
rhinists. and Franz Morr s1r. secretary
g the federation.
After the meeting the Democratic ratn-
aIGners discussed the aIvi-ab.lity Il
~an1ing out for publication the Gpiupe-s
2 r~Iment and finally decided =, publish
yuly the ia o paragraphs referring T. the ,
nnGre== contest Ia this district They I
49, a. follows:
lac candidates. n YOU know. are the ,,
Io1. = = Havens ana the Hon George ,
y ''1ridge Both 81 'he-s men are vel ,
srnvn 20 YOU EA'h one has established :
reputation m your city one VI AID /
ir" - known not only to the people 81 {
,o. hester nor 20 the state 81 N-v lUrk | a
one. hi- name and all that h. stands for q
.Te vel known throughout the COUNTRY. c
~ the purpose of this letter u II not n-c-s- 0
sr' 'hst ! should discuss Nj Aldridge or /
standing q
surt 10 regard to Mr Hav~n- .. sI {
her ne s--Bry There osn be no quest ION !
30 'rt' o. The people OF he Iilrty-se. ond '
0nsre--Ional district vu, on tuesday
,gru 10. e-'t Mr. Haven- 49, m-fui-r Of +
"ngre~s . niIl give -Ich tremendous -
' pe'v- ~ The cause % progress. Justice n
~ and liberty ss perhaps NJ other sl~'- Al
"a hA- had IN recent N@Hr- We feel v
'nTier' that Mr. Haven II uo' d.-tfo'Is O
l0Ips an injustice 20 am ou- lie has q
"' .ir~1 that he propose. 10 80" nat Iusti"s y
ut absolute equality are a., pr,IsI 10 the u
%. b! 80. ted. viii do all in bis power a. "A b
- re-@u'-'Iye IN Congress 20 have the g
ci-.s'ion along lines herein indicated en- y
''1 INTO So
j. 10 not our rtght nor l. n our desire 20
Hri"T~ or 10 even assume that an
''-H. no direct the men OF labor how they
. FI.E- -haIl exercise their rlgh, and
fr o. ,srtinz their votes Tor suv Of. er NJ
. u View % the sxi-tinz CondU tots a. "a
''- outlined and the declared purpO@e a
D. 'u"rra- workers to stand together to "a
. re- tho rights 10 witch by the Constitu- r.
.. . our country 'hnr ~ Justly entitled
n-' Ones our dH'r Nise. and 40 do a
-."r'.y advise. t4 go .,.I advantage Of ~
opportunity presented TO Ebert Mr.. y
"T- 20 Congress by an OvSr~ hslmiBg
.r.rrg
tat part % the letter other than the IN
asasraphs issued at the Whitcomb
''t-i = 49, follows:
..I- = addressed 90 you not only a. A
DO an Of Rochester but a. a workn.a an An
. q "''i1en. II II unnecessary 10 call m
.- attention TO the fat ~ at under rulings
''" .Uur'- the sherman antitrust law vi
f- '-"h made 20 apply 10 tho working ID
10" and that our unions are nov re- ~
.'"1 a. trusts. and es'h man NAV have
' frULEAt avait4rt hiu and threefold oe