Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

of honorsg Yet the law requires that
before they can take up the practice OF
medicine they must go to a hospital for
a : wear or so in order to gain experience
And Is IL not q fact that after these
Young doctors have spent q year or SO
in a hospital are yet lacking IN ex-
perience, and that in every serious case
thew are obliged to consult an exper-
ieneed doctor. Is it not afact that the
engineers, after having spent -four years
In high school and -four years IN COZ
Ieoe. are paid no more than $1,000 per
week during the first couple OF years
because Of lack of experience7 LII eE
perience be required in every other pro-
fession why should it not apply to the
Governor7 Is it not a fact that Dill
after bill is passed and presented to the
governor for his signature, many OF
which are injurious to the public. LII
the governor is not thoroughly familiar
with the existing laws is he not entirely
in the hands of his advisorsf
I am being informed that the COVER
nor's time is SO taken up that he does
not get time to study law and In the
event of him being unfamiliar with the
constitution and avs of the state he IS
bound to be led astray by inscriptions
advisors.
Mr.. Wilson has stated to the public
that he received the nomination without
first making a promise. / cannot prove
that statement to bo untrue, but II he
has received the nomination without a
promise he Is the first candidate for
governor { L am being informed by good
authority who has received the nom
nation without terms or conditions.
Can you understand how that can beY
I can only give one reason (assum1ng
that Mr.. Wilson tells the truth) and
that is that Jimmie Smith and Jimmie
Nueent, who had him nominated, knew
that Mr.. Wilson was without practical
experience and as such, they could, as
his advisors. lead him to signing any
thing they pleased.
Who shall be Mr.. Wilson's advisors
if elected I suppose Jimmie Smith will
be one of them, he who brought 241
delegates to the convention at which
Mr.. Wilson was nominated. | am sure
the other will be Jimmie Nugent who
followed Mr.. Wilson to Perth Amboy
November 4th, 1910.
Is it not a fact that Jimmie Smith
and Jimmie Nugent were the leaders
of the Democratic party which robbed
the State and which left the Treasury
empty in 1895, when the Republican
party came into power7 Why not OBJ
lain newspapers from 1S95f These news
will tell you about the downfall
Of the Democratic party, the heads of
which were Jimmie Smith and Jimmie
.ugent.
Mr.. Lewis has received a careful gen
sraI and legal education and he was,
shortly after his admission to the bar,
appointed Attorney for the City of Pat
,rson, N. j., in which position he, at
occasions exhibited great learn
and ability, He served the City of
Paterson well and therefore grew rapid
Y in popularity. He was afterwards
to the General Assembly, which
,fice he held for three terms. In his
bird term he was elected to the Lead
II of the Floor. The work of Mr.. Lewis
n the Legislature has been mentioned
Ieveral times during the campaign and
therefore, I do net deem it necessary to
'epeat it. While he was Clerk of the
COURT of Chancery he discharged the du-
les of his Office with ability and cour-
,esy. AS q Commissioner of Banks and
his duties has been perform
50 WC1 JbdL HUI OHC @UIu VI CIlbl-
cism has been heard from my side. Sew
eral gentlemen in this community have
been in the General Assembly while
Mr.. Lewis was there and they all speak
of him. sYs .4
From what [ have said about Mr..
Lewis Is it not reasonable to infer that
his practical education stands high
above that of MI. Wilson who has never
in his life held a public office, and
therefore he cannot know (as every
Governor ought to know before entering
into ofice) the tricks of the politicians.
Mr.. Voter I have now given you some
of my reasons for not supporting Mr..
Wilson. l believe they are sufficient.
What do you thinkf.
PETER A. PETERSON.
This advertisement paid for by Peter
Al. Peterson.
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