The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-10-18
MOOSE" APPEAL
TO ALL VOTERS.
The Essex Platform Hits Both of the
Old Parties.

We prpgrCgSiNps nf ESspx county for
mer Republicans and former Democrats.
who believe alike In propressive rrincl-
pies. rejoice that we have ceased vast
ing our political strength In contending
AGAINST each other In opnosing narties.
that In Oobttny for nroesrosst,,a nrincI-
plcs now we arc no lonaor eomneilea TO
fight against the bosses and agents Of
spccial nriviicsa IL, ON own ,,rt,, 90 ,yc
ala whom ,,e wore t},n,,hlica,s az, Now
ocrats ana wa rot,ic, ,hot w., a~, non,
united ogbf,ns tocotb,r IN tbe proyros.
s,ve norty ogatrst Mat Wa hato T., COW.
nop ana fo, ,,.hat ~, hri,,,,., H., ,n,,,r,o,,
We bnvn ioirna ~, prosross,,,o narty
bora,sc a. ~ 40, -, -, A. ~
YER, wn,l, hot 200 re- ,.at,i,, strt,,nr
10 dn in tba ola ,,rttas 10 5as,ro,' tha
no,tttc,l hoss ,,s,.,,,, ,,,t ,,,r., ~, ,,,,,
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w. .uV ,oSS sSS.en LOT " can WIN oiiS ny
, me ie.p OF lnihm"hy ana the powerful.
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W., i" ISL N"ti YES o"e ienioVt"'te posses
~ ~ p'"V' WI uV Hh'ieho''eu IN tie"
eol' ut' 'ou'iol "l CITY county Vha state
wolf enrrins al ths hoss,s v,,,, ~, arI,,o,,
from power and their machines destroy
ed beyond hope and repair a new party
Is as necessary TO DESTROY the boss sys-
T., 80 =" - = 'le" P1' " Wes "eeossa's
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wy l,'sl'o "it ol'l1rhs o. h'sseN County.
ies''uie 81, VI lo,''er peh.eai alnu"tlehs
Wno "N'tNe WIN US that tne poss sys.
rem Is lhe sre'test eVl' anu danger OF
our uhe ana that IT'S destruction Is tho
Irs' ehalee upon the conscience OF
hther'ea 10 unite WIN us IN tho Progress
siNe party ana help MS IN the great
tesNS we nave undertaken Tor the COM
mon good
we hdofse the Progressive candidate
Tor president, Theodore Roosevelt, tho de-
voted servant of the common people and
their most powerful champion since LIN
com.
we mdofse the Progressive candidate
Tor vice president Governor Hiram w.
Johnson OF California, who has accom-
pushed more Tor Progressive principles
imam any other governor In tho history OF
thi9 country
We lndorse tho Progressive national
pla '.. rI, nn1 .ne FtosresSVe state pat
c,aiiy an,nbost1o tha rniionn,. a ", ",
which MI Preparedness agree,
Na
NV ""'"'D'o
SoVerhmeht'' mat hu'es through
the Boss System and Restore the
Govor,na,t % ,bo poonIa
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nrayidort a,a ,.ico n,.asIdan, Ia, At
nrimnries
piroct olcctio, oc t4nitod stntog so,ntora
Give women The rlehf fo voto the Same
ms mon
The initiative whereby the poepo can
propose the laws they want and adopt
them by populnr vote II their lawmakers
feIuse To ehhct them
me reielshuull' WlotcbF Tue people can
Neto by P9pulaI vote legislative ae's when
me h"JoI olsaplhoNo
nc 'eVaih Wn9'enS we Voters cu' u's-
chaiso oiHge's iney heVe e'et'ed II they
alo e,lHa y, jus' hH P''Nole en'P'oy-
eiS ho uilsati9i3V,oly Vnlpiogeea
III t'H'' VI l"'iv'"' '''Sion ,7, ""o'eo9
law aooctlng MI the neople beeause nj .
legged to be IN conflict with the state CON
stltution the voters may decide whether
tho law shall stand
For Suppressino or Controlling Trusts
,nd MononoIias
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tho Interstate commerce commission ex-
rrciacs over inc ruironus. we mcclure
that, Ia respect to the commodities now
controlled by trusts the enactment OF the
laws demanded by the Progressive ma
tional platform, by abolshlng spoclnI
privilege aud control Of natural resources
and transportation, VIII restore competi-
ton aud destroy the power of the trusts
TO oxtort unreasonable prices
For an Honest Protective Tariff
w. o,, ,,,osod ia po,,n,ratfc f,.o
trndo or ,a,irr ro, ,eyonnc oniy md 10
the Ronnhlirnn lop ro,lfne nlnn wlcrchy
the manufacturers practically FIX the tar=
If on their own goods We demnnd II
protective tariff cqunl Ia the difference
In the cast Of production here ana abroad
to be fixed by an expert nonpartisan tar
If commission 80 as 10 protect labor but
not to license monopoly
Ioho,itonc. and lncon,e Tave.
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10 ,'lo h'.''' "'''' ~ ''''i +" Hi"'' 'lu
burdens ol 'aAH'l"h W 'hoHe p'H' ape 10
pear theh' we favor 'ia'iohhl sr"uu"t-
ed Income INK
For Improving LIVING Conditions
Minimum wago for women workers In
INDUSTRY ia meet rnouIrornonts for de.
cent inc an ,lrhf hour dnv for women
orJ yon.g nnrsona I'm Industry
Ono d,,i', r,st II, aoven Tor nh worsera
otgbt non, sbifts in continuous twontv.
for, tnd,,st,ira
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