The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-18

are not made OF the stun which COM
poses uncomfortable men.
feferrlns to remark made by Au-
sus.us ihomas In previous speech, he
sa,o'
nave been swimming against the
stream IN New Jersey all day. Yes, we
nave straishtened things out In New
Jersey out the trouble Is they Will not
s'~y straight forever There are men
ovsr thsrs who are now glorying In the
1ecs that they can count the days until
meg get rid OF me. That's the reason
told them to-day that they are not
going to get ria Of me. A man can live
In Washington and know what is going
on In New Jersey. Yes. and he can say
In Washington and elsewhere what he
thinks of what 10 going on in New Jer-
sey' He can say IL. too. In the Only
enective way In which such things can
Do said-by mentioning the names or
the gentlemen concerned. The only
thing. In my opinion. that has ever
made me effective was my ability to
talk In specifications.
MUST STAND UP AND BE COUNT.
en- NOW
sVp. usus,,v meal Of th,nrs. hut Won
know WON can .nask NJ psr.ons NV i'm
plIcston in disgusting thinGs. SO the
only way to keep out of trouble In the
year to come IL to see that your names
are connected with the th,nSs that are
rixht. Do not 'sav that 4. a threat.
because I don't suppose there 10 any one
before me.to whom It would apply, but
the time has como in this country whom
men must stand up and be counted and
put she'r names down on this side or
there IL ro,n~ - icy. ~ no ma c."s s
thusiasm for the things that ara r,rht
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