The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1913-11-04
FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN
APPEALS TO YOUNG MEN.

Edward Thomas Moore, former as
semblyman from Passaic county and
now secretary of the New Jersey State
League of Republican Clubs, makes
the following appeal to the young men
of New Jersey to support the candi-
dacy Of Edward G. Stokes:
Passaic, N. J., Oct. IS, 1913
To the Republican State Committee, New
ark, N. j.:
Gentlemen-Allow me to take the liberty
of addressing through you the young men
who enrolled themselves last year as
members of the many Republican clubs
that were formed throughout this state,
when had the good fortune to be active
ly associated with the state committee In
the work of the clubs organization.
new spirit has come over the Repub-
lican party. The old order Of things has
been outgrown, and today the party is
confronting new possibilities of usefulness
in state and nation To render progress
sive and efficient service to the people of
this state Is the Incentive that now in
spires and animates the members of the
Republican party. This rejuvenation in
spirit was apparent last year. although Il
was not the result in the fruits of victory.
Besides. last year the party was divided,
while this year there is every indication
that those who disagreed with some Of the
party policies at that time are now salts
fed that the party has been sufficiently
chastened, and they are coming back al
most to man to make 1t the great and
useful instrument for good government II
has been In this country since the close of
the civil war
Our olubs organization work last year
eliminated In one of the finest political
state conventions ever held In New Jer-
sey. From all parts of the state there
came to Trenton delegations OF young
men earnest and enthusiastic for the
cause for which they were working, and
now, augmented as they are by the thou
sands of recruits who had left the party
for a season, they no doubt form d grand
army that Is moving on with certainty to
Republican victory on the 4th of Novem-
Der next.
II is because of the great interest took
in the work last year and the personal |
pride felt on account of the enthusiasm |
shown by the young Republicans Of the |
state that now take occasion to appeal |
to all the members of the League of Re- |
publican Clubs to be unremitting In theii |
Efforts for Republican success this fall |
In our candidate, the Hon Edward C |
Stokes, We have man whom we can fol |
low with confidence and admiration Well |
might It be said of him that politics was |
MS opportunity party MS instrument. pa
triotism his motive and the trust of the |
people his ultimate goal He is a splen
did type of the self made man for which |
our country is famous. His record is one
OF high endeavor and Of glorious achieve
ment
The history of the state of New Jersey
bears witness to the genius and extraor-
binary ability of the former governor in
his untirlng labor In behalf of the up
building of this great commonwealth In
Initiating and putting through progressive 1
and constructive legislation his admins
tration stands unparalleled in the history 1
of this state. True 1t is that our candf-il
dates record as statesman and as Il
public servant in New Jersey is such as
to inspire us with the belief that he il
destined to perform still more vaiIan. /
service for the people of this state ap-
peal TO every young Republican and 10 I
every young Progressive in the state to Il
Join the hosts who are marching onward
under the banner which our candidate II
himself has inscribed with the inspiring
word Forward" Very truly yours,
EDWARD THOMAS MOORE,
Secretary OF the New Jersey State League
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