The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
TaLkING BiCK ar DR. WILSON.
Sp~rrhe- sf senator keaR and EN.s.SN
G.riEEs at IeWIss SeaaIofT.

HACkENsACk y. = Oct Vivian
NJ Lewis. th. Republican candidate for
Governor. Opened his campaign in Hack
ensick tonight ~ a reception tend"rti
him 10y the Bergen county Union League
club Mr. Lewis said that the Stat, cam
paign committee had planned for his
np~nlng speech on Saturday next hut he
Cuildnt refrain from briefly stating a
few facts
I will he with YOU again to discuss is
sizes at greater length. but will Sav now
that the time has passed when a cand,dat"
can refuse Ia take the people INTO his
confidence
favor rate making CLAUSE IA ia"
public utilities bill So that railrhad rates
may he regulated and save th. commuters
from unfair treatment.
i believe IN the conservation Of oar
waters and natural rights and | favor
civil ssTVic., reform | favor parity ~
the primaries and sl.CtIons and hope
Ia z.'r the day when not "a dollar will liz
expended improperly on primary or cleo
ton day. see no harm ~ the dist rihu-
ton uf ballots AT the puhlc expense and
| can see no harm ia lallois being kept
IN The polling PLACES. ] also favor a
ballH reform. | appreciate the Cpnti-
d'uce pIAc,Ad Ia me and hope to carry
the Republican, standard To victory IN
November
Unitesi States senator Mean said among
~ her thing
-Our opponents have selected for their
candidate gentleman who for SOME time
has conducted With dignity the position
uf president Of PRINCETON lie has told
us that he - Responsible Co no one for
his nomination. for he would not care ,o
have thO~e two gentlemen widely known
as the two limS- apUsaT ds his SPONSORS
and he ~ too high minded To have for
his -pOnsOrs anything that app~ar- tn
'alonR to what my friend Grlgg- used to
call the old gang II the Democratic
PARTY Ho ~ running for Governor
with the idea Of reforming the whole
state "" has he~n at Princeton for
s"N"rdl YEAR. Nithln twelve miles 81 the
seat oi Government. hut never considered
II worth while 90 give tn. pcopls the
l~n-iit IL his adviC" until he b.,atn- "a
CyIndIdHt. FOR Governor
EN-Gov. John " GrigR- said IN par
The sChOOlmasfsr who ~ running
for Governor and going about the State
speaking without any oPpo~'tion says
Their" - no Republican party in the state
but he will find uIt differently after cleo
tiun day. He speaks 81 insurgents and
standpatters. hut he ~ theOTist and
acadenician. There are no insurgents
in the Republican party All the differ
ssntss~ NtFF Nf'IIleNi AT the lieiIOn con-
VsntIon. when a candidate for GuvernOr
was chosen and a platform adoptsSl We
stand pat an the candidate for Governor
and the platform adopted which began
by indorSIng the admirable adminl-tra-
ton of William n Taft who has secured
more efficient progressive legislation
in the interest 81 the people than was ever
enacted in 80 shOrt a time since th. War
- the Rebellion
1 would like 20 have Mr. Wilson state
Mr. Smith will have in III. management
oG th. affairs % the State II Mr. Wilson
cannot find out who arr Responsible for
his nomination let him rad the papers
that were months ago telling IN" people
Z hat Jim Smith and the r-t 81 the gang
were working Dr Wilson into III" game
for their own lanet' II not successful
there then let him consult Col Harvey
Il New York who was prot"g.. and has
mess associate 81 William e Whitney
and MIR RYAN az "A time when they were
bailDoninR securities, 81 the Metropolitan
:, r-s' Railroad Company
He appeals 20 the psople without
respect tO party and vet tells Ils that
he has never voted Republican ticket
All through the BRYAN - mpaIgn - ISSs
when m. very foundation " our financial
system Wa- near a crisis when many thou
ands ~ loyal Democrats Supported IN.
Republican candidate for that reason and
deserted their own ticket. DR. Wilson
admits that he didn't vote against Bryan
Do you want such . man for VOW Gov
ernOr7-
Ex-senator W VI Johnson. N1jnr
McI.lve and senator Wakale- alSp spoke