The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21
RESULT OF RATEESS VICTORY
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pohtisrl'y ! thirk 10 - Just 'hs T.Eht
sort @ r-ar 20 - chossn BY Tire D~no-
Gratis Is .seir raniitis,e fer Govsra9F
that NJ HaVeus vould MAX" fOrridAhls
cAndc sc for Gcvs-T.c-. in1rmGch - he
surpe ei W = measure during his reoent
camp cn The rolicies of Gov Hughss.
vhich hoy believe - Do very popular
With thc yoops % ths SEase A. MT
Eavens - owed from this crd 10 Eizes
up veil ~ , ,arnraig7cr He will act a
crest reccpJion from ths psnocrsts q
the House wien be appears 50 b. sworn
In 90 tie SUCCESSOR OF Tire late Repre-
sentative LaEnes BFe~k Perkins. The New
YoYk cgJ't,!Cans share tho feeling Of
chagrin q. heir parry brothers grnsrally
ever the defeat oI Mr.. Aldridgs Not
that they regret h,s fall. but they fear the
defeat viii Dc tuned TO great advantage
BY tho Democrats
Some AZ The New York Republicans are
very bitter in their CRITICISMS Of Mr..
Aldr.dge They say that he waS advised
that his candidacy was IN timed and IL
was pointed out 10 him that has defeat
would react on ;ae party. Tne s1ggcssicn
wac made 10 AIR. Aldridge tina. the party
In the Ihirty-secoad district should select
the strongest possible man and run h,m
on a Platform simply indorsing tho
Taft Administration With a good caBdi-
date IL was believed that an Enforcement
Of the Administration would be obtained
and the eifc-t o. the recent Massachusetts
defeat pa.,ly Offset AldridSe. however.
stubbc .rly rejected all these proposals.
He insis,cd thai he wss in command Of the
sitlstion AID that has election wSs certain.
No ogret wa' oppressed ~ the White
Hos.se orr IRE downfall ot Nj Aldrtdce
The Royh"r,cT hose - no moro po9ulsr
a. the White House now than he was In
ths Pre- ding Administration. Mr. Al
bridge WantC d PRESIDE ne Taft 70 name him
a. surveyor 90 tn" Por, % New lOrN !
but the PRECEDENT refused TO give him the
post. " bile leaders u the Admins
tration insist that Aldridge's defect cen
not be truJhfuily ascFibcd - di~satisfA-- .
ton Wt,h the Republican Ter-y. they ad.
nit that tho results IN IN" Fourth Mis-
sog-i. th0 Fourt~eath Ma chu~etts and q
the 1h.rty-sscond New York districts.
taken Jog, Their. dcmcnstrate beyond q
Gouht that the daft tai- ~es- - toward
DenoCra =. ono MENTOR Of the New
YORK !rgE'i-r aid ro-7gv
1t loos" i<7 = ter1oC rc''o -~ar not o.
only IN NeN NcrK. U'.t throughout the B.
sS,on.lg Ham l,',r. a.s!oTT,,y = con.
b H. t1u.t. We a-a ~ Zsinst u and must b
proeS"d e .oTd.rglv
Thc., s. ga o. n, of ihc HavNns vic .
tor in ~. u -. 'p-dar Ri.ing in his
fla H"u!H .u.1's~' RIck-r q M
soaft. VII r'9es --'rtC l-n~-z. aldr SD
-s'r Sweep q, 81 Eucksr. Ny.
Sps@s'r. n7 .a.-cr .a-v inquiry
Tho -"u-'. ..g.. BE- 70 -t7'- -. replied
~. Sp.. H.. a,-l-i-,ct Ru~xo-. -h-s
tho -t-' be- 8 -" r"S from the nirry-
sec NJ Nsy Nu-, c'-tr.Df
kuciC- o.. rrvn nd N" rsmDcrats
reared VIII i-nght"r
aAn-v ing .. ne lido II the Hone
The q I'D ~ N't-y l1gprv,- sid Uncle
Jee .!.NYY "a. VI. SIrc'. c-Ipng sis, the
hugn7 49, .a0 E"0uhlcsn s.Gc was
- :iCS.c O -r.ia thc r-@poufc that ~ howIad
AM r?gl .vfei sor rillv three mlrut-f
A.-c. % ], = To White House .1-,irv
Sen = .'Hs' --Tr rEks ? = ~. hGd any com
nen, . - N N" els- ,nn returns from
the lu.-ty--csoIG district Mr. Root
a. ,..ai,at - 10 result. ne said. lacks
bot y' I'm nj "a .vcltv
PrT-' 81; 'i.o jan 4 lllinois.
Spc1 kc. M A. zht hama man. was
one Z n" ~ 70 yrltT Republic NJ who
'Aisgi 'Cr PIs'.. Ton u, - hey iei; Il
GaIn. i""1.s - Ia ~ favor - COED
citizoaslIp 'ld ne specisl reasons FOR ~
tlssc viii Tr'n-'ly prevent the clectioa
Of n-nv Deno~r.ts in the North. no
one couid it.siify b wing Aldridse succeed
JAIaos P.r,a Pcrkins 4
Rep, a. I'VE Ia .cllt N Fish u New
Yo.A IN -lsurrenr. sAid.
Add ,dgos 9efe,t wag due - his per-
eonahty nj what Ee was known 20 stand
Tor. Cam .nu n vas also an irsue-
added MT Firi. -Aldricge was asked
whether Nc - "a for C-ns \ or not and
be esc.aet % ansTe-. The PEOPLE
answered. for nIn-
Representative Serene PayTe % New
York. gho - said 20 Re facing trouble
IN his ONu dist.lSs. said:
IL vas a pcrsol al quest or Of the men
and rot u party that brought about
AldridEe's dowr fall The tariff had roth
ing 20 do with the result Therefore
The victory caaEot be claimed by the
Democrats "a one for their rarity a
-It - A. uprising Of the people AGAINST
machine rule said Representative Nor- i
ris. Republican lnsIrgen1 from Nebraska h
-t wac the Payne- Aldrich bill that de-
feated Aldfidce. SAID Eugene ~ Foas.
the newly @lrcted Democrat from Maana-
chusetts. who spoke In the Rochester
district eEai-st AldTdge. while there
were other contributing catRea. I viii I,
0dErif the issue there was mainly An
hor 81 ragfEf0u a the farfH and