Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-01

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Let us suppose that a great nation.
al party and a great national conven.
ton in 1912 shall demand the nomi.
nation and election of Woodrow
Wilson, governor of New Jersey, fol-
President of the United States. Will
a howl of protest be raised In New
Jersey? That contingency is alto
gether different from the resignation
of a governor to take a solicited fed
eral OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Star.
One sterling advantage possessed
by the air race for the Gordon-Ben-
nett cup over the earth race for the
Vanderbilt cup lay in the fact that
the innocent ~bystander was reasona-
bly, safe.-Newark Star.
Two vessels, one propelled by
steam, and n drawn by four mules,
passed through the canal yesterday.
Senator Silzer ought to make a note
of this incident, because 1t is so rare.
New Brunswick Home News.
Even in Massachusetts, so recently
the scene of a faction riot in the
democracy, the republicans are max
ing a rear-guard defense as they re-
treat step by step. What a year,
New York World.
Mrs. Edward H. Harriman's splen-
did gift to the people Of New York of
a park of 10000 acres, and of
$1,000, 900 to be spent in improving
1t, should serve to keep her memory
green for centuries to come. Her
giving Is as remarkable as her late
husbands getting. = Philadelphia
Record.
There is no State in the Union
better governed than this."-Gov.
Fort in his Camden speech.
What a change has come over the
governor since the days when he
used to denounce the Board of Guar
dams for preventing the legislature
from ~redeeming party pledges!-Jer-
sey City Journal.
The Bureau of Fisheries in making
tests of the food value of fish on a
dog overlooked the publicity features
of a poison squad" for this purpose.
New York World.
They're fairly stumbling over
themselves in their efforts to get un-
der the Wilson banner. General Il.
Burd Grub, commander of the
Game Chickens in the Civil war, is
the latest Jersey republican to Join
the ranks of the "schoolmaster." y
Paterson Guardian.
II David Baird and the democratic
leaders work in harmony, as they
propose doing, it should be an easy
matter to unearth registry frauds in
Camden. There is not much doubt
that the frauds are there. Camden
| has only about one-third of the popu-
lation of Jersey City, yet its registry
is more than half as large.-Jersey
City Journal.
According to Horace Fletcher, the
increased cost Of living can be re-
duced by additional chews, the body
needing less food to sustain 1t. But
think of the valuable time lost In
the process.-Elizabeth Journal.
Swiss physician says that drunk
ards live longer than total abstain
ers, but the chances are that life only
seems longer to them, to theil
friends and to their relatives.-Ho
boken Observer.
New Jersey needs. according te
Woodrow Wilson, an "inquisitive ant
talkative governor" The State seem:
to like the prospect.-New Yorf
World,
Here is the way Gen. e.. Burt
Grubb views the Record-Wilson inoi
dent: Wilson'S clear cut, intelligen
and honest answer to the Record let
ter will win the democratic candidate
thousands of votes. Record did th'
State of New Jersey more good b!
writing that letter than through an!
other action of his since he has beef
in the political limelight. "-Jerse
City Journal.