The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-08
LEWIS WAS GAME TO The LAST
INSISTED EtsT NIGHT ar % ~
GOING TO WIN ~ JERSEl.


asRrRY PsRk y. D. Nov. a scurry
through beautiful Somerset county. tweive
speeches la the good folk there and three
big meetings in Monmouth tonight wound
up tn. campaign ot Vivian NJ. Lewis,
Republican candidate for Cover And
it has been a campaign that caused MIR.
Lev ,s To saw when II Was all over
This running for Governor IL no easy
task I've been pulled from pillar to
post and would advise you people not to
run for Office. Blu put this down; The
Republican party will win in New Jer-
sey tomorrow.
The early morning sun glinpsed Mr.
Lewis, in :. snappv little automobile slip
ping between Swallowed hills into tiny
villages miles away from railroads. Well
whi-k-re,i old gentlemen who might have
sprinted into those towns few Jumps
ahead Il British bay"neis were gathered
nj the. lost Office or tavern steps To cheer
WV and his Republican doctrines.
President 81 the stat. Senate Joseph
= Frclin ghuvsen had she Lewis party at
lunch NJ his HON" outside Of Raritan.
where congressman Ira Wood was wait
ing rn Join the expedition. and Assembly
man Herman Mon-burger sang German
songs To prove ho~ strong he was with
tn. T-utouIc element
Tn. Repu hlicans II Peapach were
s,rs~n about the En,-cnpal Church Their"
when the candidate whiri.d NJ and Mr..
Lewis said
I have secured from IN. platform
s.r"cha. ~ Republican candidates. for
h" Legislature enough pledges TO Tu'
through IN" rat" making ,lars" IN the
puhlrr utilities hill n hey "an win. his
Es.r n ~
end making just rais- for commuters
and shippers and II the Legislature passes
such "a hill shall sign II
II wa. a lu-ty Young rioon that looked
aoNn upon Mr. Lewis al S"mervlil~;
Navor TuniS Melick Il PhCkafnin had
corn" TO town Tor marry. and he Ak
pressed his grief With lnUd cries when N"
discovered iha' he had missed addressing
PhIckamln when MIR Lewis went through
earlier IN Tho d. ). RIit n. made Il mp NJ
Somerviila Nv falling an he pat lent can
didat oriai neck and assnJing the owner
~ hi- undying support. though they do
ray tina, runis Went Ia Democratic
cianbaS. a while ago and said h. was a
going - swing rhiCsarnin fer W"odr"uSh
Wilson and higher eddirat ion
tsburv Par, nal i'r-n torchliGhting
itself around the streets for som" time
hsfora Alr Lewis got here and when the
candidate st-pp.ad or the platform of 'h.s
Casino the meeting. a big one. yHllcci fran
liCen victory with 5N.' ulIral,tv. hut Mr..
Lew = went good deal better than that
and said the figure should he 2OooS. The
surf growl"d beneath the applaus', when
Mr. Lewis said that h~ would he in favor
~ an ocean parkway II elected
Thcn cam. the rude 10 Long Branch and
IN" last meeting ~ the campaign. for Mr..
Lewis found that time tables forced him
t" dIsappolnt aiIing Red Bank
At Long Branch eN-Gov. Stokes was
predicting a Republican victory with
$500" plurality and when some ~ rha
aud anCo yelled for Wilson he told them
thai IN. Republicans would do all their
shouting 'n-rnorrnwsnigh'
But ont side ~ tho hall Mr. Stokes SAID
he didn't know what Was going To happen.
and Ra0uhiiCan managers were predicting
opt'rnI~tIcaiiv, hut "v"ry now and then
one n rh'rn would stop and say. Unless
-h.re' y :" a Temocratic landslide And
IN" last cheer Wiped out over IN" Atlantic
as Wv ian VI LOWS Went home to Pater-
son md bed