The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
STATE REGISTRATION GOOD.
RoOsEVELT TILKS OYER AsSEMBLY
SITUATION WITH ODKLL.

| First Day Gains in Almost nil tho Upstate
| Cities-In This City the Republicans
! Haven't Done Nearly SO weIl-Reports
| of Colonization In Mazrts District.
Gov Roosevelt came to town yesterday and
| went direct to Republican State Headquarters
| in the Fifth Avenue Hotel where Chairman
| Odell was waiting to see him. They talked
together for an hour over the situation In the
state. Gov. Roosevelt Is very much
interested in the reelection OF a Repuh-
licun majority in tho Assembly. He
had recently visited n good many districts in
tho State and he reported to Chairman Odeli
the situation as he had found 1t. The Cover
nor and the Chairman went over the lists. dis
trct by district. ana talked over suggestions
that had been made to further the success OF
the Repub ican candidates. They were in full
accord with each other In every case and
agreed on certain policies which are to be fol-
flowed. and which they believe will
make Republican success in the bly,
fight more certain. Just before the confer
ence was over Mrs. Cowles. the sister OF Gov.
Roosevelt came into headquarters and after
the conference she and tho Governor met
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge who
had Just arrived on the st. Paul and went
with him to lunch at Sherry's Later In the day
the Governor went 10 Oyster Bay. He will
return to Albany on Monday and he will not
be In New York again until Thursday night
when he will make his only speech OF tho cam
paiRn at the opening meeting at Durlands
Riding Academy. In Chairman MaZet's district.
Reports were received BY Chairman Odell
yesterday from upstate leaders in cities and
villages OF more than 5000 population where
Friday was tho first day OF registration. In
almost every instance. these reports were to
the effect that tho first day OF registration
showed great gains over the flrst day last year.
Here are some OF the kilograms that are
samples OF nearly all:
'Schen ectady -Re registration for the first day
exceeds that OF year ago"
"Troy-Registration 1924 in e1cess OF any
previous year"
"Al6any-LarGe increase over last year"
"Utica-FiGures at hand show largo in
crease over ths first days registration last
year"
Niagara Falls-Registration IS per cent.
over first day 1898"
Observation-Disclosures from all districts
heard from show increased registration over
corresponding day last year"
Chairman Odell said that these reports oil
showed the effectiveness OF tho work that the
Republican State Committee has been doing
and that they were the best sign possible OF
Republican success on election day. Gov
Roosevelt saw these kilograms and was very
greatly pleased. Those that came from the
parts Of the State that he had visited were in
accord with tho reports that he had already
made to Chairman Odell.
Chairman Odsl took an afternoon train to
Nswburgh to register. Before he went he took
pains to stir up tho leaders in the only two
districts in the State where tho reports showed
a falling of in the registration over the first
days figures a year ago.
pNDrphsed
ilgures o. the nrst days registration in this
smo. b.axx s
ing off from the figures for tho first day in the
asst four years. and tho figures for '9s were
were much lower thnn those OF 90
:, So great is the falling of that il was admitted
Leans wore not doing their duty was Justified
It Is asserted that the registration ought to bo
turns from Brookyn Where Yeas IS nrs tne re
ton. Laying aside the question Of the local
Republican Asssmblymen should he returned
from the Republican districts in this county
by several Of the county leaders that in order
absolutely necessary for Republicans to get
out and register and not to lose any time about
There was great dea! OF talk yesterday
Hall will make to defeat Chairman MaSet OF
semby district. National committeeman
Frederick S, Gibbs said that the Democrat.
one or two others. Mr.. Gibbs also said that he
believed It to be ths duty Of Coy. hoo,syet 10
out,deisy. He said that the present condition ML
OF ne 81, ar ta q TIE Police Drpartment here.
mNr tne eh. na STb a. the 1
Thir!y.tourth Assembly districts.n was iuil
justification OF such course, Mr. Gibbs also
fore the Governor and that he understood that
on the first direct evidence that colonization
was was gong on IT. tho Governor would appoint
Depgty kttorp.ry. General coyne. who ha.
act with State Superintendent Of Elections
McC9llagh in the work OF stopping COLOMBIA
ton frauds is in almost constant communica-
The action OF the Independent Labor party
In heading its ticket Tor the supreme Court
factory to the Repuhlcan leaders. They did
their best to bring about the endorse ment by
Barrett, however. is Very unpopular with with
the Labor element because it, has been
sf d Ssore II him Gs to- THAT to
tho Thesis bo,co case, Ike, also declared I'M
easement HS Ss and tn. Ia5Sr &c;
sustained sa,9,,id by ~ Court Of Apnepls; Good
any real harm to the fusion ticket Justice
the INDEPENDENT ticket were headed by his
name; these politicians say. the labor element
jump to the Socialist Labor ticket. but with
!he y. t ticket headed By Crosby. ,gho believes
ticket, all the other candidates on which
are iusonists. some Of the politicians
pearnG at the head OF the ticket would
enable the Labor party to stand up and
be counted which is also a very dasira BILE thing
Nobody at Republican County Headquarters
wanted to discuss Yesterday tho actions Of the
Independent Labor party. They all said they
were busy preparing for the opening Of ths
campaign. Secretary Manchester snid that he
was going TO let loose 4S volunteer SPELL
customary crowd OF paid Spellbinders