Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-15
THE left OUTS"
OF C. 0. P. FAITH
ENTER PROTEST
Candidates Not on "AIworth"
Ticket Band to Fight
Other Forces.
SIGN AN ADDRESS TO
ESSEX REPUBLICANS
Declare That Four Men in
County Committee Seek to-
Convey Wrong impressions.

Left OUT Republican candidates
today held a meeting in the National
State Bank building and protested
against the so-called slate making OF
a certain few "pretenders" of the
Republican organization. formal
protest was drafted and signed hy
every Republican candidate excluded
from the now famous "Alworth
ticket. The protests will be circulated
throughout the county.
The srieved candidates object to the
action of four men in selecting a
ticket of their own and representing
1t to be the selection of the Repub-
lican county organization. They say
this impression is given by the sigma
ture of Thomas =. Alworth, county
committee treasurer. to the "Alworth'
ticket. and the designation of the
county headquarters as the headquar-
ters of the "Alworth" ticket candi-
dates.
There was some talk at today's
meeting of suing out an Injunction
to prevent the use of the Re-
publican County Committee head
quarters as the headquarters for
the "Alworth" ticket. but others said
this was too stringent an action. The
'bolters," as the others call them.
adopted the protest and will
meet again to determine whether
or net further action will be taken.
The Protest of the Left Outs"
The following is a copy of the
formal protest adopted by the left
out" candidates. 1t is addressed to
1.-THE Republican Voters of Essex
County:
i. 1.-THE regular organization of the
Republican party is the Republican
County Committee, comprised of
members chosen by the voters in each
election district. This Republican or
ganization officially took the stand of
maries and its attitude was expressed
through its mouthpieee, the county
chairman, as follows:
ut is no part of the function of
the county committee to select or
indorse candidates for nomination
at the primary; every Republican
should have an equal opportunity
to aspire to public Office and to
present his candidacy to the vot-
ers of his party without any die
tation or interference on the part
of the county organization.
-Four men, Messrs. Jones, Dalrym-
pie, Flavell and Alworth, have as
sumed the prerogative of selecting a
list of candidates to be nominated in
the coming primaries and have caused
che impression to go out that the list
so picked by themselves has the in
dorsement of the Republican organi-
cation of Essex county. This is evil
denced by the fact that the advertise
ments of these candidates bear not
only the name of the county commit
tee treasurer, but the address of the
county committee This action was
- hn conaffnp Of ho
Republican organization, the county
committee, but in direct conflict with
its expressed position. In fact, an
overwhelming majority of the MEM
bers of the county committee favor
the nomination of candidates other
than on this list.
TT is known that these four men
are preparing to send to the Repub-
'lican voters of this county this list
of candidates, pretending that they
are Endorsed by the Republican or
ganization, and will use for this
purpose the records, rooms and re-
sources of the Republican County
Committee.
This statement is issued in order
that no Republican of our county
NAV be misled by this unwarranted
action.
Herewith follows a list of regular
Republican candidates at the ensu-
ing primaries who are not beneficial
ries of this deceit"
signers of the Protest.
The signers of the protest" are
Robert E. Mitchell, Lincoln 1. Row.
ley. Robert f. Torrance, Frederick r.
Iehlbach and Charles G.. Linnenkohl,
congressional candidates; J. William
Huegel, Harry B. O'Connell and Will
lam p. Garrabrants, shrievalty can
didates; Ferdinand Roemmele, Fred
erick o. Lindsey and August Soffel.
county supervisor candidates; Thomas
L. Raymond, mayoralty candidate:
John F. Murray, jr., August ]. Miller
and Oscar Block and Louis Pfeiffer,
Board of Works candidates, and Dam
lei F. Gaven and Fred G. Stickel, jr.,
zI1rro9ate candidates. a