The sun., 1910-05-03

eompictcly cures u 70 tho Rcrubran
party has alvavs had WIN Itssif the vital
0aparRy nt roofing oui rho abnses and
corruption ot ~ own rriv~f sentative. and
without tho rr,e~-Ity ol -ruvWy from with
out ha. romplatrly WTolsLUts OAu cure
By aCt ON from ushln
S.u,-of New No-k has te-n peculiarly
i0ssuntts az 'his time M havittg stshe head
Of the Repnhli"an sdrlinistrntiou aLenrisss.
strong. inn~Nibla leader in tor Hugh--.
through whose influence Jho part, fa- not
ninched from p'rfhruaUg th' htv the
unpisasaBi dutN .uf,r,i Hpun 20 ut once
more displaying thi- ,sinlty of sclf-rv-
generation. and uNhra fsar NJ favor uu-
dinchinEly applied thsr drastic remedy of
Thorough Investigation aud vl"ansing Ia
no other Wav could tho part, appeal With
conhdsrCs - me cpr'tuuai slupor ~ tho
majority oi tho electors ~ this state b.
no other meth vOuld n more deserve
continuance Of their trust
Referring to Mr Guscom's task a.
chairman Of the county Commlttee Mr
Wiokersham said Il was % maintain an
effective Republican organization m a
county which normally ~ Overwhelmingly
Democratic and whore Go a large extent
In the past the distrIhu;nn Of Federal
patronage has been regarded A. a recog.
nised method of securing and retaining
party allegiance Iue result at this sys-
TEN. he said and the influence u political
pressure upon he Federal Administration
have heen and arr skill heing shown IN
revelations of the decentralization Of the
customs service He urged tlR necessity
Of removing the customs service from
partisan politics amt the raorvanization
Of its administration oeh was doing this
latter work, h. added he venton
The present national Ndminisrrattou
came into power under q commission per
haps more sp~,ihr than any other ever
formulated for PARTY government n ~uc-
ceeded an era nf afta,k upon -p"rial prtvi-
leee and ~ effort ~ enforce Laws niade
10 cheek the exploitation of the great 70
sources Of the nation tor The benefit of
comparatively small group. NJ ri-A was
10 complete legislation needed 10 more
edectuallv ann the Goyarrwru' " .th power
10 prevent the further groNtl Of special
Interests At th' public 'Npru~' auu then
by a better administration resulting from
this increased power 90 yiinrh the work.
20 auspiciousIy heguu
The attitude of the national admin.
tion In this regard should ro' hr %. I,uudsr-
stood part irularly In th.- commercial COM
legitimate business interest,". On the con
traTy. the intention aui desire or the Nd-
ministrat,on D., tp Igota,.t them from tho
disastrous influences u' unfar ,pmprtItion
= ana secret il'Viiirnlie advantage m trans
pUrtatiuu and H trade hitch operate ~
the bereft ouly ~ tlUsr few vho participate
IN them and to the dririurnl of an ths
many Who do not u h This which has
/, become the ssttirds definite policy of the
Republican party
Quoting from The last Republican
platform IN the MAJ Ter of trust regulation
and rate regulations Mr. Wickersham said
To the carrving out Of anv such pro-
gramme there - necessary the effective
cooperation ~ ail representatives. of he
party. whether in ~" legislative or The
executive branch NJ government n the
member n a hos crew shal each n ke 20
pulling hi- osn sose srcording 20 his own
idea without regliU ~ tho ror-vuln n rsn
he readily imagined how li,tle progress h
will make IN rhe rae Tho covswain of tho
national crew va, shozen hv 'ha vote Of
Republican electors M November. ipps
and he il sct'inr rho, stro,s hy vhtch with
the loyal 0rn".r rtn' ftr rev he Repub-
Iran bon r'.l.' Hr. EII WIN The goa But
there f1. N'rr D.. -hry ,piashing ~ the
cars tun wan. p. fI rrsss have been s'ow
20 rcaiirr fHa "r.'r-. rHHvai' fel "a. =. rose
thsv w0"e .'. n''f 49sig- no boat ~
ell 60 into '.a ...H rrgh.hs l' fs 20 ha
hoped and .ag ..err pre- .tgns that
witer oouHse.s r,ay prevail and rha' desire
for persona proves Will be suhordin1fsd
90 Recognition gf the fac uhs' the .u-re-s
the party administration be- ~ more I'M
orrance than 'he solf-syp aDifa'iou NJ anv
ne individual member Off Rrsu~h means
only can 'he Republican nar'v hope % 90
before the country hex. November with
. record Of promises kept of high achieve
menf ana Of efh,'ent administration, which
viii compietely refI's rhs prediction. II
failure which have 30 recently hean glad
denng pem0sra'i. fear's ana rhteh
gladnsaa fausi ijutes me only tangible
points " Republican dsfe,'lnn and di.-
loyalty
In sustaining ana siren " heniug the STATE
and national Administration In the arcou-
plRhmen' of these eud- rhe Republican
orgnniyation ~ fhs county uf New York
under The leadership ~ Nr Gri-com Will
: I am confident plav ~ parf Nuar7r yhos.
ideals are iuiper-Onafrd ~ tho head og r-
county organization hy man ~ ~. 'oGv
character and yari"d "yU~rsuus ~ LLOYD
GrifcOm. ~ Tho head Of tho sale govern
ment by one who hHs placed himself 80
high IN fha a-fes1l of fhe american pspuIa
as Charles Evan Hugha- and 40 ~. head
Of nations anair- pv rNlt -mbodtmr,. Of
alI thai b. p.-r 900 r1. nam" Nmsrir,a
william ~ i4F -Urs'. need I.- no f.lr
oi the result of .urm '-sIou 0f 10 aim.
10 the impartial UIgneu' 1f 10" INNER ..,u
people