Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
propose to transact the peoples busi-
less according to the peoples inter

propose to transact the peoples busi-
ness according to the peoples inter
est.
I'VE want to reorganize the adj
ministration or the state. Do you
suppose that we could have reorgan-
lied the administration Of the state
unler the old arrangement? You can't
do that without abolishing some Off
ces. Do you suppose that we would
have been permitted to abolish any
offices under the old reginaea Not an
officei We propose to reorganize and
reconsider the whole system Of the
administration OF taxes. That is
something for the careful c~onsidera-
tion of those who know all the de-
tails of economic forces. You could
not make an Interesting and enter
tanning speech about taxes to save
your life unless you entered on fire
TRADES against people who were not
paving taxes. But what is the use
OF doing that If the law is such that
you don't need to Pay. any taxesa
vn MTfercefcu
which will show the method by
which you Will be Obliged q step I'D
to the desk7 That is business, but
we intend to transact 1T. There have
been sherifrs in some OF our counties
who have held MP grand Juries to
protect themselves and their friends,
and we meal to stop that; We intend
to have the gras;d iuries of the state
represent commlElitits and no polit-
ical machines. But we shall have to
have 9 conference ~ F-lsa-spiaiSed
| lawyers to see how bent to do that,
and that is not all for rhetoric. We
are simply showing you. having
started us we are now, having freed
ourselves from anglements, go-
ing to proceed to business. Are you
willing that we should do 1T? Are
you ready to support usa 1WOICES.)
Yes, Yes" We are free men, and we
have promised to you Do
you wasn't e. swap horses again cross
ing the stream? Here we are in mid
stream. As far as you have gone
and seen things o know have
men who will do these things. Are
you going to changer We have not
come merely to ask for your en-
dprsement; we are not out to get q
vote on the 7th of November which
will Initiate our chests and make us
say i am very much bliged to you;'
we are not looking for encomiums;
we are not looking for votes OF
thanks we are looking for author
ity to go ahead.
VIII Accept the Verdict.
For my part, ! shall accept that
verdict, whatever It is, without any
criticism whatever. But, gentlemen,
I1o-1r ryh ~ MS, $50 a.fnr TTapy n, q ri
me here are determined that they
are going to act along party lines?
Have they realized the present party
situation In this state and in this
country The Democratic party,
gentlemen, is under the control, IN
New Jersey and cut OF New Jersey,
OF Its progressive element, OF tn
elements that blfeve in the kind Of
things we have been doing. Is the
Republican party IN control, IN Nsw
Jersey or In the nation, of its pro-
gressive ~Aleraents7 Go home and
think that question over IL TT Ia
VOICE: sNo.3 The question WAS
answered with perfect correctness.
Whatever ma happen next year,
whatever may happen In the years
to come, whatever power may subse-
quently be given to the progressive
Republicans, they do not now control
their party leaders that are In New
Jersey. Nowhere In the United
States is there less prospect OF the
progressive element controlling the
Republican, party than tk9r1 ig II
New JefBAy, and hrs You going, In
such circumstances, to put the al
fairs OF the state back into the
hands Of the party that IL controlled
by its raact1ouary e4ementss Or are
Won going to keep the control OF the
affairs OF the stats In t4tr hants, fer
sbe present, ct the party that Is In
control OF It's progressive elementsg
There fl a problem Tor sensib1e men.
What are o ssazne ~ ae t..s
After the governor had left for
Freehold, ID. II. Malone, assistant
distries a~ttarney, OF New York. was
introduced He wag an eloquent
speaker and Iauded Governor Wilson
as the next President.
Congressman Eugene Kinkead. OF
Jerseg Esty. sp0kp along the zlaea
0f the Democratic policies for 45
minutes IN a manner that reflected !
credit 70 the party at large Ter Ehe5
things they haze accomplished dur
1ug the naaf year. MT. Klnkeaa /
PRAISED the aRsris that CONGRESSMAN |
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