Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-12
|RONBOUND DIST.
GIVE AAUSSLING
ROYAL WELCOME
Democratic Stronghold Goes
Wild When Candidates In
wade Their District.

Mayor Jacob Haussling. with Con-
gressional Candidate Walter 1. Mccoy
and several of the assembly candidates,
made their first appearance in the Iron
bound district last night. Democratic
candidates are always well received In
that section. but last night was a
record breaker for an impromptu meet
ing. The meeting was held under the
auspices of the Hopatcong Club. n
alderman Biertuempfel, Who presided,
introduced the several speakers. They
were all so well known as to hardly
need a formal presentation, particularly
Mayor Haussling. The latter told his
auditors how pleased he was to be in a
section where Republicans were practic-
ally unknown, and hoped it would not
be long before the l%ronbound district
was relieved from its n other draw
Observation-Disclosures would be &C
complished by reclaming the meadows.
Discusses High Cost of Living.
Congressional Candidate Walter L.
Mccoy discussed the high cost of living
and compared The wages in Europe
with those in this country. He then
spoke of wha could be purchased here
and on the other side. Everything
goes up" he said, but your wages,
and invariably they go down. We are
from Missouri; W. want to be shown
il we make a dollar by the protective
tariff, as the other sid claims"
DR.. Charles f. Kramer predicted that
with a Democratic Mayor, a majority
in the Common Council and minority
representation in the Board of Works
the taxes would be d low as S1.7O. lie
referred to Mayor Haussling's four
years of administration n asked sup
port of the entire ticket.
"Our opponents promise you a rate
making clause in the public utilities
bill if reelected" said Assembly Candi-
date John Bracken. Didn't they have
a chance to give 1t to o with a Re-
publican Legislature, Senate and Gov
ernor? They are going to wait until
Monday night to open their campaign,
but perhaps they are afraid and have
good reasons for the delay,
"Then they will start in with their
promises again, and I suppose they'll
go on until the day of Judgment. Gov
ernor Fort at one time declared that
they were yellow, and nine of the men
he referred to are on the ticket to be
voted on next month.
"They got to get back at something,
and they now promise that they are
going to break up the mosquitoes. IT'S
true they bite, but not half as much as
the Republicans have been biting n
State and nation. and it's YOU pocket
book they bite. They have been biting
for seventeen years. and will bite you
again if you reflect them"
Prophesies Wilson victory.
Assembly Candidate Frank A. Boett-
ner dwelt on the planks of the Demo-
cratic platform, and p%rophesied that
woodrow Wilson and a Democratic
Legislature would be elected. Assembly
Candidate james r. Mylod stated that
the Republican platform was a weak
apology, and that the q. Q. p. candi-
dates were making an apologize cam
paign. He said that the Democratic
party vas not the party of the classes.
but of the masses. "I wish to state
that Mr.. Martin and other Progressives
obtained their popularity by advocating
Democratic principles"