Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-26
PROFITS by Comparison.

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What a contrast there is between
such ~incendiary talk of Dave Baird and
his followers to the scholarly. dignifled,
gentlemanly speeches of Woodrow Will
son. No one can leave a Wilson meet
ing after hearing the doctor speak but
what will say: I have listened to a
gentleman I nave heard n student
speak etc, SO | hope you will make a
strong appeal to the first voter to vote
for the educator. the school teacher,
one of a larger body of men who has
helped our boys and girls in educa-
tional matters and thereby taught
many a boy of weak and vacillating
character to become good men n
worthy members of society. | don't
think you can make it too strong, for
/ have in mind our educators, Mr.,
Davey, Mr.. Evans, Mr.. Caldwell, Miss
Thatcher and such splendid character
builders in the primary schools as Mr..
Butcher. Mr.. Smith and Daddy"
Morse. Who of us that nave had chill
dren come in contact with their school
teachers but know they have had an
influence for good on the lives of our
isoys and girls. Now, ! say to the first
voters, and to the parents with chill
AItH Ill OH1 DupllS SNhpOlSs 6lNt Vbi
friend, DIR. Wilson, a chance to show
what he can do as governor by voting
for. him, and | am sure you will never
.gret 1t.
II believe if we elect Woodrow Will
sen he will be a second Mayor Gaynor
honest, consistent, without malice,
studying each question as it presents
itself and finally making for the good
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flying of the two great parties"
f. A. Whitman, manager of the Ma
tional Security Company, in a letter
to Mr.. Creole. says:
II note from the newspaper reports
that you are out for Woodrow Wilson.
and | wish to express my approval of
your position. 1t is my intention to
vote for DR.. Wilson for governor Of
the State. This will be the second
time in fifteen years that | have voted
for a Democrat, put | believe hat he
is freer from machine entanglements
than either of the candidates. have
nothing personally against Lewis, but
/ believe II is time for the Republicans
to express their ~disapproval of the MAJ
chine methods of the Republican party
OF the State.
Does Not Favor Minard.
AS regards the assemblymen, | have
not made up my mind to vote for the
Republican sssemblymen nominated by
the Essex county machine, especially
after the open protest of the Rspub-
licans of East Orange against the
nomination of Duane Minard and the
slap In the face given the Republicans
of East Orange by the Essex County
Republican Committee in again pre-
senting his name TO the party voters
for reelection"
T. b. Staples, prominently connected
with an East Orange bank. states:
II am another who Will vote for
Woodrow Wilson for governor, and
there are others. | nave voted the Re-
publican ticket for years, but | am now
voting for the candidate whom | think
will best fill the office to which he is
elected, irrespective of party ties,
Your published article will have it's in
fluence, albeit as / heard a Republican
SAY when | read to him the article; oh,
who is Tom CreedeY | said he was all
right as long as he voted the Republic
can ticket. in your estimation. May the
best man win, and he will. because his
name is WILSON