Frelinghuysen Campaign Exaggerates Advantage to Win
A political report notes Senator Frelinghuysen’s aggressive campaign tactics aimed at securing advantage and ensuring success amid Democrat opposition. The piece analyzes the strategy and its reception among voters and opponents.
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Frelinghuysen Appeals to Voters for Senate Re election
Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen issues a pre election statement in Raritan New Jersey urging voters to re elect him to the senate. He cites defense of New Jersey’s name and prosperity, upholding the constitution, and support for a Republican tariff as contrasts with Governor Edwards who he says would nullify the eighteenth amendment and disrupt law and order.
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Democratic dismay grows as New Jersey campaign ends
In Trenton New Jersey reports show Governor Ed wards’ campaign has alienated many party members and women with contempt for the Eighteenth Amendment and his salacious rhetoric. Democratic leaders fear a defeat as they view his conduct as a stain on the party’s image.
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Frelinghuysen Attacks Governor in New Jersey Campaign
In a statewide tour Senator Frelinghuysen criticizes Governor Edwards for a wet platform and accuses him of evasiveness on national issues. He mocks the five-cent drunk proposal and argues New Jersey remains a paradise for bootleggers, challenging Edwards to enforce laws.
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