The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 25

Prohibition, Woman Suffrage and Public Utilities Rocks With a Democratic Governor in New Jersey and Republican majort- ties assured in the Senate and Assem- bly, the responsibility for legislation this coming winter will rest on the shoulders of the Republicans. The| Former Gov. House will stand probably thirty- three Republicans to twenty-seven Democrats, and the Senate fifteen Re- publicans to six Democrats. pledges, Gov. Edwards in his inaugu- ral meseage next January will take a stand against the ratification of the Prohibition Amendment and will de- elare against the passage by the New Jersey Legislature of any Prohtbition enforcement bill on the lines of the Volstead National Prohibition En- meni ‘An important feature of the Gov- ernor’s mensago will be his advocacy pasnage present Public Utility Commission power to name a new commission ihree members, and then afford the x REPUBLICANS FACE SPLIT W JERSEY ON THRE SUE in Legislature’s Path. CROOKLYN NEWARK erpor In name only. y fit largely in orga wards's titular leadership. The Republican Legislature, it Is safe to say, will balk when the Anti- Saloon League of New Jersey tries to obtain the passage of a resolution rohibition Amendment, Also the league will meet with disap- pointment when its leaders try to whip the Legislature into line on the passage of enforcement laws. ratifying the of the party in mai State is looked upon ay an indica- tion of what may be expected of him THE EVENING WORLD, people @ chance next fall to choose; wards, they agree, will be no Gov- an elective Public Utility Commission. After that, judgment of the New sharps, Gov. Edwards will sit and allow the Republicans to per- viewpoint the|out the State, xpected to bene- A serious breach in the Republican ranks is looked for when the time comes to vote on the recommendation of the Governor in favor of an elec- tive Public Utility Commission. Republican Legislature will object to that and in all probability will de- cline to remove from office, by legisia- tion, the present commission, Politicians unanimously agree that the. Republican Legislature's fight to maintain the status quo of the public utility situation, will redound to the benefit of the Democratic Governor. State Chairman, will do everything in his power to block the ratification of the Woman Suffrage Amendment. Many _ Republican them National Chairman Hays, would In accordance with his platform|like nothing better than to see the Republican Legislature pass this measure. If the women manage to put the ratification through it will be done with the aid of the Democratic mem- bers. The Hudson to vote for Woman Suffrage ratifica- ticn. The twelve Democratic membera from Essex, under James R. Nugent, wil join forces with Republican Sena- forcement Act. Libera! Sunday legis-|tor Pilgrim of Essex County i an lation will be asked for by the Gov- ernor and he will urge the ratifica- tion of the Woman Suffrage Amend- ever, realize that they will have to it, maintain constant watch on the new Governor, h. “California Syrup of Figs” For a Child’s Liver and Bowels Mother! Say “California,” then you will get genuine “California Syrup of Figs.” Full directions for babies and children of all ages who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue- coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on the bottle. Children love this delicious laxative, embers are ready attempt to defeat it. The Republican lawmakers, how- who is far from being a novice in State politics. He was State of @ bill to remove the| Comptroller for six years during an interesting political period and he has office, giving the Governag| served one year in the State Sonate. On one point politicians, Democrats and Republicans alike, unite. Mather! Watch Child’ s Tongue! 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