Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-11-24
fRELNGHUYSEN
LOOMS BIG IN
SENATORIAL RACE
Somerset Leader Sends Word
to Trenton That He Has
Entered the Lists.
MURPHY AND STOKES MAKE
BATTLE THREE -CoRNERED
Head Of State Board Of Agricul-
ture Depending on the
Farmer Vote.
MURPHY AND STOKES MAKE
BATTLE THREE-c coRNERED

skem . stan Correspondent.
TRENTON, Nov. 24.-Friends of for
mer state senator Joseph S. Freling-
huysen say today that he IS IN the
race for United States senator 70 stay
and that a campaign is being in
ausurated for him that WlII soon
alarm The followers of other claim
ants Tor the Republican nomination
.1lr Erelinghuysen was originally
sug6ested for the honor by the State
zrsnRers. at which time State SEN
ator George W. r. gaunt. Of oiouces-
Ter was 5,.s ..l-atad xuit5, tf,,, ~, s,v
49,, z <-..' 2
s -. = >. aeautIt = n'a''n'y % pe -.
aspiiAhL IN otner tnan q potentlai
sense, however, but of Mr. Freling-
huysen's candidacy no doubt appears
10 exist at this time. Aside from the
apneaI M Trrei,n 81 ,,vse,,'s ca,g,5,,s,vy
wiil s1 -
- y e - t.c e 8 = a''s's. .
esse ot Ss* Jersey ass iste1aee y eN z
pecteu from number OF sources.
Several of Mr.. FTelinghuysen's for
11er associates IN the state Senate
are regarded as favorable to his boom
-, =
he''tnSE q eAe p1esent iiie1nosfs o4 tne
Upper house are expected TO be with
nin
aus record - HIS heferenee-
Considerable missionary work has
heen done In Mr.. FreHnkhuysen's be-
half. IIls campaign. It i stated. viii
be cord,,efed nnea Ms resoo,.5 -
sfate Ssnsf,. -, = ~
g 71z. y - p,eiAf'st u tut 7tase
1oaFu OF Equcauon and president OF
tae State Board OF Agriculture. Mr.
Frelinghuysen took prominent part
In revising the school laws = few
wears. q "a. far which he 81 1,,.,l,ast,ltt
hest known ,,s q n,lhlic nf3iriai &
supnorters Of forne, f.6ve,nora
Franklir M,,rnhv ana r,drvard = ~ y I
Stokes claim that. the senatoria1 Z con-
test has already narrowed dfxc.s ~
one between them 5n1y.l ana ffaf. Nf,.
FfeiinThsvssen or,lv enterfains hones ne
of being q possible comproinise or So :
euFins recognition L, some other way
s. tl,ss as .. = may. iea1i3g h1ysen
NJ ,, ,s., a'is,a
winter Is over the s,ss fyse and Nm W,r,, Nv
s1herenfs will have q diiTsfelit
s<zp1liioz ar. EreIinz1s eon,es
5Taft one sef tlie z<l<zsts dis uieliPsi
'1.s1i1'.'es Y NeW yetse mt one
49, l2lls i'l2il1l'leift ~ NFfark
~ ~ y ha g dt-
~. :, upo'i lle
tt'e ftSl,0olltaii ael..nisifien huf
% nekt session. As mad been quite
= a1ss,rtaseu KS sils Victory oL
:tsl,zsses h].sss .,, I'LL, q 15sWarh' 10.
spsans, e. sesseludy ? caucus ana
~ selee<soh <n 5',ll 5ollit 1: nates. ot
ins1osI y aseeis arkeq
II ll.5or.ans ~ 2! s.rateg,eaa Yictory lot
Iorlnsr ssoyernoE Murpny.g The com,
-, ~ ounsei
.as ~ p'' ~ h.sseA, wlsL
ass 1pan 80. aiiiueh, 'ls I, uenIoii- i',
strated that its control Of the next n
,,s - 81 ,f45 ~ ~
sis, +,, ,,s,s,s5 q eSu '',s, ~ s s.ls
A,,s.iss, ,5id,,st a,.it s,,,t,, AZ ,t,s
,ss ~ T., 80
~ 15,l<-.,,, 4 = ~ : 2
70 ypposo fsnhnn 'iuspny'
While he had not been viewed AZ
q Stokes man and. in fact, was
thought to be In the Murphy camp to-
rether with the rest of the IInion
'ss,,,,,ts, e,.szsr,;zatjon t,,e exisencias ~
~, is,.g ~,
-
at'oft oI hsl,iils slle hurpny5 coihpine.
Mr.. hunyon went 10 trenton un-'
q1fstiona niy expectant or winning
He accepted defeat with good grace,
bpf that MS Ielectlon ranked was
evlqent. Mr; Hunyon mas big per-
sQnqt feiloWing II unlon, ana " m
nuentlai N tne ofkanlzation there,
ana the fTehnknuysen people step
forWard 20 declare thaC they VIII
pfqont !, lheie ere py nj. Isuliyol ueteats
up Stokes peopie ehler silnuar
Nteiin. 49,, !. !, ). ....
n l.'' vl.puiaatv'h sliivilg sose
thp is5 aslasuls ...el Hes t',es ssia.vi s' !.
SaI5eoH iiS.rs 49, i4s ~ p5 p,l,' al.. M
lotal H. .no Il = III ri I,
qistrlet, ana az. y y Was vas slso sala 1nat :