The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-10-04

Vivian M Lewis the peoples champion gaining
ground daily and his opponents beginning realize
that their victory coming the they at first
imagined. Here what Ex President Roosevelt sRys
I'm here report progress We have Just held the
Republican State convention Saratoga There newer
has been held in New York convention that more
lnethodlcR, peoples oonFentaon-nof lobbyist not
representative Of single great special interest exercised
fnger-wsishts influence in that convention. That
represented Absolutely opinions
sonsd and belief of the plain, everyday
who the rank and file Of the Republican party IN
the State of New York represented equally the
soDsd faith Of the independent Voter
Three points, three essential points, nadein
platform Of princples-the three points upon which the
this Fail II New York be wRged In the first
place That stand, not tinidly. not halfway, but Rg
gressvsy, for honesty public and In business life In
the next place That stand for Governmental efficiency
the third nce That stand for the right of the
people to eontroIthemselvek and to be controlled by
else. Those in the three essential
points of platform
Now our words counted only in So far they we're
made good by deeds, and ask that words be
tested by deeds, for that platform place
whose whole life has made him typical exemplsr of
thEf public who absolutely Efficient, absolutely
fearless absolutely honest and the highest best
the well the leader of the people That
is WHIST action That what platform And
the kind Of that candidate Harry Stimson
Is.
Nov the voters Of this State will have to choose be
tween that the side and the other side thisMr
Roosevelt held Bloft newspaper clipping-whieh shall
describe you the language Of Of most
envenomed foes, leading representative of the Wall
Street Democracy, the New York Times Of this
ing describing the Democratic convention sitting
Nov, mind you reading what appears In the New
York 4.I1mesH-onr enemy, bitter enemy. Rsd !
reading It's description Of Its party convention And
asE you listen the words which that party
ton Is described by It's friend
An day and light the Democratic leaders have been
gong hal hand, Mr. Murphy and asking him huubF
favor this that candidate"
In the New York Times And IN its editorial, the
New York Times falls il with the other Democratic
lenders and asks Tor the nomination Of eaDaste bF the
convention Now Il goes on
Never before has TanmRny Hall been such m
questioned control Of State convention Nersr before
Rny Tannny been enfhroned leader
the unlimited WY IN which TRmmRny Is recognized
to-day The convention II the Hollow Of his hand
Such q statement from might extreme. I
merely quoting the testimony of leading Democrat
speaking Of the Democratic State Convention will go
Back Of Murphys control OF strange and
sinister influence You throw brick any diree
Rochester without hitting lobbyist rRltoRd
attorney
Now. this what I saying. Ii the New York
Times . the New York Times describing the
tioD Of It's party.
Gentlemen have read to yoo the absolutely truthful
stntesnt made by leading Democratic 5esrrib
Ing the Democratic Rochester have CIV
ron absolutely truthful of what
WIS., Of what did Eaa Of whom nominated
and feel the right appeal every decent
this State without regard party long be
good American and upright and honest and farsssing
man. he stands with at the pols and TO pat Harry
Stimson IN the Governors chair at Albany