Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-27
Demands That Governor ELECT Name Spokesman
Who Told Him Essex Man Would Not
Seek Seat in United States Senate.
DECLARES PRINCETON MAN CALLED
RECENT PRIMARY FARCE AND DISGRACE
Asserts Conversion to MARITIME Is So Sudden as
to Excite Suspicion with Regard
to His Sincerity.
SMITH, JR.

James Smith, jr, Dr. Woodrow Wilson,
advocated the election of James MARITIME United
Senate Mr. Smith following yesterday
DR. Wilson's statement as expected would be- appears
over his signature but the reasoning charges
ana nslnuaons haraed mind UnnAuenced Dr. Wilson
would have been above misrepresentation He
Elections that malicious.
But certain public applause proven judgment
the result he reads go nations
In fancy he occupying pinnacle admng public below
him. He has been heights that
his judgment has accompanied him He sympathy
urged Dr. wilson to take rest after his hard campaign
it would have Gained his rpened judgment
Dr. Wilson's excited many excesses He
party organization he would disrupt his own pv
He writes earnestly of the Constitution
men evade He seeks influence Legislature
carries every member of that body grosest
There three points for reply
The remainder of his article
and enzed parsansp public appear
ance For instance, his peevsh of
Camden newspaper his sptefu
this State and the malicious which erfurbed de-
duces Because the in question opposing my
dacy and because the former Governor
of which is clearly contrary spirit Constitution
Dr. Wilson presents to the public the baer side of his character
conclusion which ofends good judgment good
Dr. Wilson that pledged special He
himself charged with being Wall Streets candidate say
should have been the last
the contrary do
or new natonaism stand for State rights just
such conservation of natural
development not their wasteu distribution for the
our merchant marine and recently
publicly enumerated My attitude the tariff
but il in accord with the udgment peone
would revise the tariff Rwoud
industrial interests and the welfare of our
that would Cypress great
o workers.
Dr. Wilson by my Spokesman" before his
Senatorial Office
made such No authorized by me
make such and representing such
statement TO DR. Wilson. Furthermore here challenge
submit for Dr. Wilson's man. men,
coming from who so informed him.
Let there be no hiding behind the they
spokesman the seal Let Dr. Wilson by
his silence stand convicted before the public attempted kery
deceit
No agreement by anyone IN nv beha
with the leader of the Hudson County organization votes Of
that would be for Senator recognized leader
of that has recently issued public gave
his reasons for Supporting candidacy He himself
for the legislative LOYALTY TO his
and friend In the heat of campaign be
found for Dr. Wilson's fra charge now
the pleasure that find DR. Wilson
determined destroy all who prominently him
grateful to Dr. Wilson for his been
candidate from first This repeatedly charged NV can
ddacy made prominent opposing Knowing
this, effect admits why did Dr.
during the campaign?
posing mpeed his present course bv
conscience Where his conscience during campagnp he
sincere he fearful then His sudden as
to excite suspicion with regard to his sincerity.
His illusions supposed belief that the organization
would be control of the Legislature srb
would suggest my alleged assist lees
ato committee memberships He offers proof
there
So much negative side controversy Now for the
positive He has removed the seal of private con-
He the door let
wide the public may full view of what transpired
upon shortly the election The
discussed told him that had reached
my candidacy Processing high regard for Dr. Wilson
my candidacy would with opposition from peoples
that his judgment they wanted sH yAa bad Ra Rs0Hs s