The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-18

Wv. Nneos matters a. well "A oAhar
anectang the rtahes. interests and lIbsrtie
OF she WORKERS are before Congress In IN,
FORM of bills the enactment OF which IN
American Federation Of Labor IA vreins
and In view Of the fact that a special eI.~
ton for Congress 10 taking place in N,
Ihirty-second district Of New York TO nj
the vacancy caused by tho death % the lat
mr. Perkins much weight and Innul.nc,
='a cSsis frSsa TIE result Of that spscia
election
WHERE AID RIDon Stands
For the old system OF politics run II
ths interest OF the boss and hin dapandanta
ror begialation ~ a matter Of favor q
those Who have the neceasAry Influence.
For presents- from corporate interests
IN recognition Of the influence Of a marty
Oo.s IN securing OF preventing legislation,
For tho political extinction 81 ali men iu
sne party he controls. however capable,
honest, distinguished and popular, who
claim the right To think for themselves.
Against Theodore Roosevelt. witneaa,
Ihe hsPubi can city Of Rochester. with
: , normal EePH6lioAn majority Of az least
49,. absolutely controlled by Mr.. Al
nnndge and his Organisation giving
VT hoosevelt az candidate for Governor
I'm isss plurality of SsS.
Against Gov. Charles r. Hughes, and
ms ms efforts to purify politics and raise
- ~ pontlCAl mOrahty. Wit
,s- the Republican city Of Rochester.
ruled nv this boss and his Organization"
giving Frank W. Higgins q plurality
ot a"b IN 1904 and in lpO9 giving a plur-
Alty against Gov. Hughes 81 Sil. while
W y. nSg u gave a plurality for the local
publcan ticket Of over S.OOO votes.
For the kind % Repubhcanism repre-
sented IN Congress by Cannon and AIdrich
anu iayne. men who stand ~ obstrnc-
lonlsts OF every reform and arr thu rep
tsrn.ative boSse- IL a political era that
~ ,a.' passing away.
rT the spoas system. by means 81
which he has b.-en able Co build up a sub
S"rNlent organization which for twenty
years has dictated every Republican
hnitlnatIon or appointment in this county.
ror ring composed Of certain clements
IN both parties bound TO him by graft
nde Tor fayors past and present which
NJ mas distributed % this element IN both
parties ankle.
Against the new leaders % the RepIb-
mean party. who stand for sound prin-
c1p'es ana against Cannonlsm.
AlnRsn,E ,s.y-vs sr.r,..-..-
-.
"rIke W. Adridgs issued a statement
- tne voters oi the county tonight in
NiVh y" says
~ me Gloss OF TINS remarkable cam
pnkn want to say final word To my
10y c'usens and 10 All fairminded men
s..s ul s .h As the NOMINEES Tor
,r;s% - OF Lne hrpuolcan party have
a.. ...I. y, ul" IaiI ana manly nght.
~ opPoneS naNe CHOSEN the oppnSlts
.,,-.ss,..., -. w . rss y, I-iutm Ihey nave
" i,.I.st 70 nte.hois mat they attempt
sTons ~ so,csils,d n..-,I,-,.-aV
p-~n dumped into the home ~ n,,r -
,.ns flied with every form Of ,h,,sa and
SANDER and 1 have l...n held az, ~. ,ss
OF everything that hi h.d
md corrupt am charged with r,..,onsi-
Jility for everything that .xists m nm.
I'M. charg. !. rid,c,,Io,,s
nd falls. ON its face. h,,t n n wore 49,
hould not 10 ashamed 81 ~
For twenty wears I have basn In,.,-
,~'ed in our local noIitics ana dur;nS ,ha,
iu.. couditiona in Rocb...,.., ,,it 49,.
,ounty hay. steadily imnrnV,.I Is,ri,,',
4 graft or oDrrrptiou in n,Ir ,n,tni,i,',l
fairs ami I challenge tho-. ~ no ,.r;,i,,,...
10. for undue. unliticaAacti vim, ara ,,,,,,'.,,
4, ,oint ,,tt a -inyIs C,,n,n,,ni,, ~ -. .
tat. y here condition.. are any h..,t..r -
4. go.d
i DO mo-, claim personal cr.di, for this I
do zay how,yer thai 1 hn,,. .i,,.,.-
brnwp INV ,nflu.rc.. Co. 49,, - ,'..,
bl. mon wbo-.. integrity - 1870.
mint In ofTic,Al n.,-itin,, 49, 80, ~.
nnd,tiou t.,s.ili.. All ms NJ ,,,,,.'N
.nis ignor. I'M lh.iT frantic carr.l,n
-
NJ, y',.,,... ~, ,,,..L,,,,.
80, 1870. ".s M -'H','inent
~ 49,. 90, "a -. nay, I,l''. wy 70
! ~ ~ ,''' l'' 80 t'1r-
81 $500, '' ''''"N'hf
- -
ON 7iht~ WILL SUPPLIED WIN TuND-.
Both IN" DH'fnocra'iC and Republican
anpa'gn"r~ apF--sr to h- well supplied
nth funds. FOR that matter the n.mp-
rats ar very evidently IN hsti"r fight
* 'rm ia thi- r''-psct than In many
-ar-. tgg"n" ). Dwy"r. president ~
," I,Wmpn council, "A strong supporter
Mr.. Aidrdg", b"cOrnlng somewhat
.''ti~d over MIR. Hav"uss assaults On
u. AldridRo and tn" apparent fulnSes
IA" IE'mpcratic campaiRn chest lrt
nth the following:
MIR HaVeus and has lisuienan's have
~ i,'a... a,,i.,Js. ~ ,,,y '.s,v ~ t'.Ii..,.