Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-16
KATzENBACH TALKS
IN TWO COUNTIES
Tours Union and Visits Hudson.
Going Through Monmouth
Today.
Especial to the Newark start


JERSEY CITY, Sept. 16.-Frank S.
katzenbaeh, jr., Democratic candi-
date for the Gubernatorial nomina-
ton, after an all-day campaign in
Union county, came here last night.
invading, as he put it, "the enemy's
country Mr.. Katzenbach was the
principal speaker at massmeeting
held at Pohlmann's Hall, on Ogden
avenue.
In speaking of himself the candi-
date pointed out that in his profess
sion as lawyer he had always been
lawyer of the constructive and not
the destructive type and he proposed
to adhere to this principle of his If
elected Governor. Mr.. Katzenbach
further stated that under the present
primary law it was of the utmost
Importance that the voters should be
fully acquainted with their candi-
dates record and standing in the
community. He then told his hear
erS that he had twice been elected
as mayor of his native city, Trenton,
and once as alderman and that when
he was candidate for Governor in
1907 he carried his city as well as his
home county. Mercer, and though
beaten rolled up the biggest number
of Democratic votes anyone ever had
received
Mr.. Katzenbach was preceded by
John A. Montgomery, of Trenton,
candidate for State Senator, who was
introduced to the audience by former
Assemblyman Charles H. Blohm. the
chairman of the meeting. The latter
in his opening address attacked
President Wilson for taking the credit
of the passage of the Geran law and
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boss an election contrary to the spirit
of that law by forcing one man out
of the race. I'VE do not want to be
ruled from Washington the speaker
said in his remarks, but from Trenton
if anywhere"
While touring through Union
County Mr.. Katzenbach met United
States Senator James e. MARITIME at
the Queen City Hotel at Plainfield
and received the latters good wishes
for his success in his race for the
nomination.
Mr.. Katzenbach and his party
started the days itinerary at Eliza
bethport in the morning, where the
candidate arrived from his summer
home at Spring Lake. He was met
by committee of the Katzenbach
League, headed by w. r. Wilson.
Addresses were made at Railway,
Garwood Summit, Westfield and
Springfield. At Garwood Mr.. Katzen-
bach arrived during the lunch hour
and the attendance at the open air
meeting was especially large.
That the efficiency in the State gov
eminent was daily becoming a more
important factor, Mr.. Katzenbach IL
Illustrated by pointing out that even
such countries that had in the eyes
of the world been judged most back
ward, demanded an efficient govern
ment and such countries like Portu-
gal, Turkey and China, not able and
fortunate enough to secure the bless
ings of a well-ordered government,
had gone the length of forcibly eject
ing the powers that did not give them
a full return for the money they paid
by way of taxes.
Today Mr.. Katzenbach is in Mon
mouth county, where he will visit
Manasquan, Freehold. Matawan, Key
port and Atlantic Highlands. At the
latter place Melvin E. Rice will give
smoker in honor of Mr.. Katzenbach.