Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-02
New York Upstate Democrats Fooled
by Tammany.
EXPECT Big MAJORITY IN CITY
In Turn, City Men Expect Heavy
Vote UP State.
THE REAL SIT A ITO n

NEW YORK, November l. 1909
As the campaign draws to a close the I'M
,ar+,intv of the claims given out by the
-. H. ,,iri,, ,bat tho
"eiii"c. "'S ~ otlp' ~ a, ~ ,ata
PoiltlciahS OF Ina' parry an O'e' Inc -
,,,t, do, ba.rd tho cbeerful
+orias Rrvan had to tell about the situa-
49, i,,,r,..i,,, ,,o5a b,, his first
~, ..rt,i,,,, r,,,,,, ,aoe,tion II is
- .t ,o;,a5 .ho+ !. u,,s no TINA for
:. aaIof,I d a,,arvubera that
- ~ 81. .ha. ID r.. oar
" ,,, -, H..
fanny soaring tiie iepu"ii'dii'' anu w "
other visit to this state would turn IL LOT
him without a doubt. Then Bryan. entire
II, ,nisled gave I'M his intended trim through
-. -. -
me west anu ,n''u, the r''4t - t,''s So :,
which ended lueSdaF. no" fnuch soou II
did him he will know lateR
The game of giving out misleading infor-
,.;ax o.. tI,rc 80 a,.h,,s;.sr, ,,h.r.
me- a,, az binb o hns, fnr Rrya,,s
one - VIM "a o 50 i' ~. ,-ar,,
peie.' :. NV aipI,i 1.'' 10 aa,,,,
anu 1900 %, ha;rg fnnIsd rhe dem
na+S bsre teit ono anetber that whi;.. IN.
~ ~. q: ~. - -. "
rtb;o, III noimts to an enormous Dntn fnr
T,s .nrhS poi,L'S 70 an ,ar, ;,,t ~
an ~ ors,rS dsci 1 tbat b., VS.
81 -, 80 .. -! > " -,
iec1iIeu win .he sieatest en.iuslaS-h W u II
on ms up-stLle ttips anu ma r ne .'aiheu
HoIes W iiSl ne wen. ne -, az
as o,',t LII naie t oi.e h tilau NJ
hlhley VIII carry the STATE ABOVE ,ne Bronx ,s
ps pis IheIoiltS. ne VIII get piac'ic"iiF
no Ho'es III liIe Sl! -,
rms IS what the orators declare IN the
country ois'rlc'S every night
The old Coercion Crx
-! -, - ~. - - a..
ALL '"'s '"eS say 'ii't many VI 'ie
men here who are expected by their en-
ployers to vote for Mckinley and Roose-
49, 49, 80, 49,, - 49,, .,, - 49,,
",,t' '''' s'S 80 s,,l'. son's VI .,asnl
go 50 lar as TO declare that the democratic
leaders here have information that very
large percentage of the men who will
march in the sound money parade on Sat
urday will do 50 against their wishes. The
democratic leaders here, no doubt, would
much like to have some information of this
kind. out everyone in the city knows.
they have not, because it is claimed that
every man who marches will do so because
he is for sound money and against de-
preciated currency
y lot OF politicians who We're around the
i't i,li', I'D e. Iind 81 90
v,C1IId noI in This state when they COM
pared the utterances of James X. MCGUIRE.
chairman of the democratic state executive
committee. Win those OF locat iedut[
d,,,,l S,-rs,t,,sa ~ ubiab citv NJ NJ
CURE is mayor Mayor Mcclure was en-
deavoring to correct the impression that
Bryan Is not going TO cut so much OF
III my tI"e5 80 80 u' - a.
previous campaigns> He was not succeed
ing very we'll and II was annarentlv with
lit tbe he trrre6 70 tba stata outside
.. tbe civ He orew anthnsias+ic over il
a. he sa;d. ..Rryan Gained votes every
whrra nm fhe state and esneciaIIy in the
LA, 90 a,-..,,, II, 90 +bIsa ,1I,c
-, u,J-,, ri,.ar l., r. raid6Ia cartton
roo h., r,ad. votes aysry iirna he smoke
and l,noving how he vas racaived mn re
80 I'll 80 tbar he j. GOING 70 he
fact,d :. >''' " " 7'9
man from, tho naigbborbood of Svra
cree VII U,as a 1ista5ar nd a different
- 70 taIr.
~ 80, ba co,fassad, >. no said ",bat
,,IS;,,il+. iii III a., - ,,ota ~
VI, Mn WI, .oil an e1 mus D p
~, r,ai,-jT,r ~, ri rit,. W. baar tbat ali
- InyI a., - 80 .b ora 10, ir To
t,,tS " ss,'ins+ NfcLyirie,. a,d ,ba -, ,a1,s
- a. 5titl, - w Gu ~ tt.e 49,
r. pt- IN nnai1ri1t IN ~ w. citH
viii he over 10 600
Ard +ban tho knot of t,1kars suddanrv
-t!ld men '"e Moi VI tanners Suuue'llS
'" away
The Day of ''Roorbacks.
These are the DAYS Of the ''roorback be-
oa,,s. tho +ir,a Is 81 shout until alection that
:. = "a 80 Ill .to ,o,r>aic, Ito ta.r, -
ma ~ .t1' '' nv A.
mas got IN Its deadly work Notihcauons
We're sent today by the republican national
committee to the chairmen Of all the state
committees requesting that they warn the
conr1v c(,r,roirtses ae,ai,s1 Tho d,nsar If
roorbacks and falsitfcations which might
be circulated by Bryanites in the last DAYS
of the campaign. 1t is said that the ten
dency OF the Bryantes TO rely on faIsihca-
i 80 $3.50 ~ - ~ ot.e ~ " tat
lie charge of intinida tion of workmen nv
republican employers like Mr.. Maxwell of
Auburn Ihen came the roorback about
800 i L.'t Hf|i ' S Spsecies
later We have had the reports of an alleged
speech of Senator Scott on trusts and the
false report that eX-President Cleveland
had come out for Bryan. 1t is also claimed
that evidence is accommodating rapidly that
the Bryan-CrOker managers have deliber-
ately organized a crusade Of riot and vio-
lence. The Elmira assault on Gov. Roose-
welt and the CObleskll assault Senator
Depew. 1t Is said are now confessed to have
been instgated by the democratic leaders
there, and the republican national COM
mlttee claim to nave information of many
more Bryan riots OF this nature that have