Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-03
RAPS WILSON MEN
FORARONSON OK.
Former Judge Henry Declares
: Executive Committee Over
stepped Powers.
CALLS LEAGUE LEADERS
4 DISGRUNTLED POLITICIANS
Would Not Be Surprised to
See Governor Repudiate
Their Action.

Many members who received notice
ITO attend meetings of the Wilson
League in the past are wondering
where the executive committee got
the power to indorse Louis V. Aron-
.scn, the Republican candidate. They
tdeJnand that "A general meeting be
icalled. In the meantime followers
of Mayor Hausslinga declare the ac-
ition of the league will aid his cause
Pm Disguised with that gang
isaid former Judge Thomas $. Henry
to-day. II am happy to say that
Jam no longer connected with them
in any way. Our Wilson and Mar
shall Club Of the Third and Ninth
wards is in no way connected with
.the executive committee or the
league.
) Those twelve men have been prac-
itising machiae politics, and their
principal occupation was to indorse
one another for office. They are a
set of DISCOUNTED and disappointed
sotiice-seekers. One of them. who was
tied to Mayor Haussling's coat tail
six years ago, is shouting Aronson the
ioudest now. They eve had much
use for me, lecause ! dislike men who
seek office in the n in which
they did.
''The only time they called on me
was when they wanted a donation.
While / am not a Haussling man,
am not for Aronson; but ] am a
,Democrat and I will vote the Demo-
scratic ticket.
Sailing Under False Flag
q met Senator Hinchliffe the day
before yesterday at the cricket match
against the Australians and told him
that a few Democrats were going TO
Endorse Aronson. He said, They are
mot Democrats and should join the
Roosevelt party. and the quicker they
do il the better. They are sailing
sunder false colors.' / voice my senti-
.ment in the same manner as the
Senator.
They claim they are Progressive.
but only when it means personal adj
Nancement. The man / referred to
Is no is shouting for the. candidate
swho is running against Mayor Hauss-
ding was Endorsed for Common Pleas
fudge a year ago and more recently
for Judge of the District Court.
NO Democrat approves of The
action of these several men. and 1t
would notp surprise me If Governor
Wilson rers@diated it.
Former Alderman Philip A.. Nc
lGuire, of the Seventh ward. one of
fthe leaders of the Progressive Dem
socracy and former: meiiber of ssathe
sleague. was another who denounced
the action of the Wilsonites.
No Right to Interfere.
What right have men from the Or
anges to come down to Newark and
indorse- candidates for municipal
offices? No one has any use for these
men. The Bull Moose passed them
up. We would not maffiliate with
them. They were threwn out of the
State convention bodily and Aronsor
knows,their pedigree. and VIII not mix
in, but, of course, will accept Their
Endorsement" 4
Another former member of the
league who resigned when he dis
covered their system of indorsine
each other for Office declared today
that the men who favored the In
dorsement showed their makeup by
refusing to make known their iden-
tity. when a man can't stand for
his actions he is no man." he said.
The Progressive Democracy will
meet tonight, and according to one
of the leaders will indose the entire
Democratic ticket