New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
IVINS ON AUTO" TOUR.
Goes to Connecticut-Enpects Il
hin If Hearst Holds Oscn.

wtl1.ar, NJ WINS the Republican CANDIDATE
~ Navor cancelled his speaking engagements
on Staten Island yesterday and late IN the AFTER
noon started on automobile trip to Cohheca-
cut He is not expected to return until Moi0~s
morning.
Before leaving the city Mr.. WINS was asHeo
about Mr. Hearst's strength and replied:
at an, no, in a z,osition TO know at the present
vnor,en. whether il will be an omelet or a
soufie.''
Mr.. WINS wa. asked what he thought the re-
suit would be as affecting bis ticket OF Inc
action of the convention In placing Jerome on
the ticket
II can't tell yet" he replied. I'm glad thae
II has been done as it makes for better govern
ment-"
What Is your opinion regarding heafs'
campaign as prosecuted thus far?"
IF Mr. Hearst holds his own, have no
doubt Of the result and my election" he replied;
..but the trouble is IN sizing up the Hearst can
vass.
sI notice" he continued, that the lion turned
nm its keeper In Paris last night and rent MN,
and the keeper is In bed. This is a trich Oh
wild animals Where there is q controversy os-
tween the Tiger and some one else the i'eei
xenerally gets the best Of the controversy.
az helieve Hearst has Tarlmany Hall sphs III
the middle I think Mr.. Hearst Will poll sorne
Republican votes, but I estimate that 30 per
can't VIII be Democratic and only per cent
Republican"
"How DO you reach such a conclusionF
: ut is based on personal friends information
md personal canvasses held here and there.
APPEAL FROM CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
The campaign committee OF the Republican
Club yesterday issued stirring appeal to he-
rub,,csnx to stand by the party. This open let
tar said!
tn. Republicans could have won the city eect ion
intrepid Roosevelt Do not repeat Sae p ~ 80
reosvsd united vote Of his party o The vote wns
follows: Hewitt. 500 George, Suvo ,and bt
g ooo Iyins will be elected If Republicans s@'a -
u Van wick would have been defeated by a2ooo ma
y was t dny E Ry We WeH Was
yser IT Is the Tammany vote that is divided ne
n0t vote for for Hearst sG osnsr
ship. Es is able and honest. and has had great ,s
experiences end will make the best Mayor TINS S S
Ts5 had Hearst Is an unknown quantity Sio
While Ncc1ellan's personality Is pleasing vote vote
fsmnany HaI stands for. which in the past has
viea Mcclellan is beaten -. unless Republicans elect
BIN 1t Is up TO you whether we shall have IN
Gelian. NeGowan. -MccarFen's man Metz. Ahearn.
kdEysy Sass5 Hafren and TIsrnaR or whether t
shall have WINS, Teale, Wells Eostein Croin-
Cell. Bell and BerrnAl.
The Republican managers issued statement
last hight In which they asserted that Tammany
was reSorting to 'its old game Of intimidation
which II always resorts TO around election
time" II is alleged that storekeepers who
have refused to deny that they signed Republic
can petitions Of nomination have been threat
ened that unless they did SO deny their signs
and wares would be removed from the streets.
Several OF the minor candidates. the Republi-
can bureau says. have in particular had their
friends approached and coerced.
Among the expected events OF the week COM
ing viii probably be a mass meeting in Dur
lands Riding Academy, when It is hoped to have
Joseph II. Choate and Ex-Governor Frank g.
Black speak. IF the prospective plans of this
meeting are carried into effect. it will be pre-
ce6ed by q big parade
The Republican County Committee will en-
deavor 10 hare William II. WINS and District
Attorney Jerome speak from the same platform
the latter part Of this week. Frank Moss will
make his first speech OF the campaign in Ma
3estic Hall next Tuesday night.