Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-01

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ward and wondered exceedingly as Il
what purpose such O large amount haf
been expended. Mr.. Osborne did moi
enlighten his hearers In that respect o,
promise to do SO, but he did say the
league was prepared to tell where /tht
money came from.
A little light was shed on the possible
use Of the money by the added state
ment Of President Osborne hat the
campaign this a has cost the Pro-
gresstves from $4,000 TO $1,000, all sub
scribed from legitimate sources. If
like sum was expended prior to primar,
day last year 1t might be inferred thai
$13, 900 or al amount almost equal to s.
for every Progressive vote polled, was
expected on primary election day.
President Osborne reviewed his de
mand on "Dal," and after declaring
an exhibition Of the latter's books
would show who Influenced Legislation
last session he said in part:
Our cards are all on the table, face
up. Dalrymple keeps his up his sleeve
Senator in woodpile.
Whenever you find a tariff schedule
that benefits a selfish corporation look
for a standpat Senator in the wood
pile"
New Jersey has two Aldriches in
the upper house of Congress"
Congressman Parker is for Cannon,
Whenever the people have had a chance
at Cannon have you noticed how they
biffed him2"
Eleven Regulars from Essex County
want to so to the Assembly. They
want to be servants of the people,
Have they got any letters of recon-
mendation to show the people?"
"If you can get at his (Dalrymple's)
books you'll know who wanted legts-
lation last winter. When you know
where the money went you'll know II
the regulars ought to win"
I'VE offer you sunlight politics. The
regulars are going around with dark
lanterns"
Judge the tariff moi by it's sched-
ules, but by the way 1t affects the
prices down home"
Let us get back to the spot where
this evil begins" he continued. '1et u.
get to the taproot Of the fraud-tht
campaign contributions. No Intelligent
person believes that the Progressfvet
have spent enormous sums OF money
in their primary campaigns. MI. Dial.
rymple doesn't believe 1t. The question
is are we spending clean money
or are we spending dirty money? There
is no objection on our part to telling
ANYBODY how much we spent las veal
1T was $10,000-and we are prepared tt
tell where we got it. Where does Dial
rymple get It? Will he tell? VIVA
ak0 vxYsII - @nn3 yHIx
do we want to know? Because WI
would like to find out II our servant
in the Legislature are representing th'
people or somebody else. Why WASH
the public utilities bill passed? Be
cause the railroad companies and tie
trolley companies didn't want 1t. VIII
wasn't a just employers liability bill
passed? Because the selfish corpora
lions didn't want it. The people wanted
these reforms. but their servant
wouldn't give them what they wanted
sy1here DID He Get Itr"
N"I have asked Mr.. Dalrympie whI
rays the freight, but I can't get ar
answer. Either Mr.. Dalrymple is 9
political patriot. working unseiish]y
or a political CRATER, working for the
HDoCIdl 1iiktlC S ID. AOt a0 hORC
is irreproachable. But I say that II yot
can get at his campaign books you'll
know who wanted legislation. If yo'
do know you meg not vote for the reg
ular Republican candidates in the pri'
maries. Find out where h none,
went to. Then perhaps o will thinl
that they don't deserve to win. !
Dalrymple doesn't reveal the sources. o.
his sinews of war it is because h'
| doesn't dare to. If the books will beal
showing 1t will be an advantage to hin
to have suspicion lifted. We ask Dial
| rymple again for the sake Of the char
acter of those associated with him t.
say where he got It,"
Harold ]. Rowland, the Progressive
| choice for Congress in the Seventh dis
| trict, practically repeated his speech
of Tuesday night. He made no repl,
to the open letter Of City Counsel Will
lam A. Lord, of Orange, asking him !
he would vote for a Democrat 70
| speaker, IL elected, rather than for tn
| reelection of Speaker Cannon.
Candidate Rowland Talks.
The author of seventeen holes" al,
not say he had received Mr.. Lords let
ter, and devoted his remarks to
renewed attack on Congressman Park
er, saying in part:
Parker has beer Endorsed by tn
Republican organization and by tn
Republican bosses,' he said. "Parke
is the head Of the judiciary committe
of the House of Representatives, b,
common consent known as h Cannon
graveyard When Cannon had a bill
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