Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
COLONEL SWEEPS
THROUGH COUNTY
CONTINUED from First Page,

Continued from First Pnge.)
am concerned enormously with the ends
of government. / am concerned with the
means of government only as means
toward the end. I am concerned in get
ting justice. l am concerned In getting
the w~ell-thought-out determination Of the
people enacted effectively into law. l
will take any means necessary to achieve
that result. In what l have to say, l am
not dealing with the Federal Constitution.
That does not mean that l am not fully
prepared to deal with that also IL the
necessity ever arises.
Would Proceed to Act.
IF the Federal court makes a prac-
tise of delivering such decisions as 1t
did In the New York bakeshop case l
would proceed against the Federal court
just as quickly as l would proceed
against any State court Great a~pplause)
because, as far as l I've any power l
intend to see justice done. and | intend
to see the well-thought-out and DELHI
crate Judgment of the people prevail.
And, friends, you cannot call me an
anarchist unless you include Abraham
~
Lincoln nrst ihausurai tnis s'a.enuen'.
Inc people are lne masters anne :"
CONSTITUTIONS ana courts u W -
throw the CONSTITUTION, pu' "
,he men VINO perNer, ~
anu "' opponen's oosn. ~ ~
to know hat they are not going to
brighten me out of any position that
think essential to justice.
Courts ana 'ustice'
nut no"' as say : sse
no. oeainis WIN - 90" a ~
Snenn 800 ~ thara hocause
- ,ata,aaa
N.soss -, a,,a, tha sov-
soss.s ~ a. naania a. whole ax.
1854 - ~ na,io, ava tb,
s~roroIrnt,, 90 saotions Of tho neonle
oxnressed tbrough tho states I am not
aaa1,ng u,,th that am dealing only
LII stota copstitut,ons with tho neople
- ar aovouaI Statos ord In that case
nm onIv doalino with those States
49, 49, oo,,r,. hove interferad with
,n.t,oa
az, No-ssacbusett for instance the
courts hoyo NOT l helleva hat In Mich
- n,ou $50 not ! haor we'll os vour
M Iarsav co,rts have made how
arnr = snooIo1 study ~ tho courts of
caufann,a ana ,,issovr, and 1u,no,s and
o.nootoIIr 90 ~ mn S,o.o ~ Noy yorls
10. :. ,ntna,. "a ,n Now work
.ho nnohIou 4, .o,au,, differopt
:. A. IT, !, sona con.
~. 80 - 80 oaaa ~
~
49, "a - Ill,
~. .,syns,au ohaIn,ooa
- .noLa
- -. a., W.,
80. -.
~ - -
u o''
hepnes 10 -. n.h,,u
r. raso.aI tna,a,on,
- NJ. -. : .ho 90 60 ova
4.n~a .anau,mtta,o iihor,v U,ban 7 say
thaaaoaIa thamso1ras shor have tho r,gbt
- = m.hothar INV will allow tho court
=. sn..t, .ham sron, doing e,emoptorv
49, mauoo In Factories and ,yor,r.
shons Now ono moment ONLY two
vaoro G tho Now York court threw out
tbo y,orknen,e commentator net. Now
7 hoyo soid and 7 don't sunnose one of
those iudoos knows Intimately n brake
mon or a suitcbmon or awning like.
TINT 7 am nm bonorary member of the
Rrotberbood of Locomotives Firemen. In
tha davs mast 7 have lived out In thei
country and used to lasso cattle.
"After the roundun thev were nut IN
tho trains TWENTY or thirty cars. and
then we men came along with them TO
toka cara NJ the cattle and Travelled in
tho oahooso ona wbe, the train would
- ,o n,o,,la rrn on+ With our noles
49, ~ o,ona H. train .nd noka M tho
aat,a 80 L., aou, hacarso ~ thew
,s1s - ~ IL, oatt,a n,or1a ira mn
-. ,,I, .ham ana NO u,or,d ,ok.
- - ~ n,o,,la no+ he kiIlad
~ - .ha "a ~
~ u' = e,,a - - NC
~ 49, oara va
"ouiu I'M o. ,as,
81 oah.o.o
NOW ouoe UT e"Ne ~ So
november OF iate oe.oper O"e'e "o"'
10 sho"iaiis VI
l nave hao inc pieasuio "a
ina journey = -
TFAIn W9A iii 4 III hIlAI wan