The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-05
Two Candidates Rest at
 Home. TAMMANY HOLDS MEETING
Hearst Refuses to Participate in
 Sunday Gathering.
DenIes Himself from All CaiIers. Even Newspaper Men, Pleading That He Ia Recupernting for Today's
 Hard work.

New York. Nov. 1.-The two candi- dates for Governor of New York, Charles F. Hughes and William R. Hearst. rested today after their stren- uous campaigning last week. which closed very late Saturday night.
 Both are scheduled for a number of speeches for tomorrow in Manhattan. and 1t probably will be late in the day before election before they will have made their final appeals to the vot- CTS.
 Charles E. Hughes. the Republican candidate. spent the day at his home quietly He denied himself to callers and none of the leaders visited him. Chairman Woodruff of the State Com mittce was at headquarters for short time. but he had nothing to say on the probable Tuesdays vote. further than to reiterate his confidence in the election of MT. Hughes.
 The usual Sunday before election gathering under the auspices of Tam many was held in Harlem. The speak CTS included Congressman w. Bourke Cochran and Francis Burton Harri son.
 Mir. Cochran said that he believed thu political movement headed by MT. Hearst to be Inspired by God. and. therefore. irresistible"
 A messenger sent to the home of Mir
  dress the meeting. returned with tho reply that the candidate would not. un- der any circumstances, address Sun- day meeting.
 Hearst Remains at Home.
 William R. Hearst remained at home all day and denied himself to all call CTS He declined even to receive news paper reporters, and sent word that he was resting. His campaign man agers have arranged for him to appear at several meetings tomorrow
 Election officials and tho police or fccrs are making thorough prepara' tions to prevent frauds and mainaif order at the polls. Superintendent oi Elections Morgan today issued which he says his department Is work ing in conjunction with the police de partment and tho Attorney Generals office to prevent fraId. | "Commissioner Bingham has caused the police to investigate every name registered, and the deputies have done similar work" said Superintendent Morgan. The police and the depu- ties will have the evidence ready Tn each case found to have been fraudu- lently registered, and arrests will De made al once. In the police court law yers from the District Attorneys of- flee and from this bureau will be pres ent also equipped "ilh Soi"P'~sS dence in each case.
 we have 10000 orders of arrest made out and ready to serve in these cases. Of course. the honest voter. who is wise, will vote as early as pos sible to avoid the use of his name oy repeater. Any inspector who de- clines to sustain challenge VIII ue arrested Any person who. merely 10 make trouble. however. challenges votc without proper cause, will ma himself In a very uncomfortaoie posr
 Commissioner Bingham has ordered all police captains to appear at poiice headauarters tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock. where they will find Attorney General Mayer and MT Morgan rea"S to tell them their duties.
 The jury nominators today issued final appeal in behalf oh their inos- pendent ticket for judges.
 The association to prevent corrupt practices at elections Of V'hicn oetn Low is president, announced tooaS that 1t has retained counsel to reprs- sant if in proceedings in New York county. The
 the public sf .-.. .~ ...... political expe .~r. parties and
 country in co election.
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 today was hi! ::-5. ings of IndeI
 day watchers ~-
 Brooklyn and Square theatre, Mauhattan me ou. den of MT. Hearst's speech was Be alert for every doubtful voter on elec- ton day. .~--
 When he finished his Madison Sauoro thatre reception he was givei. an ova- 4io,, and escorted his home Dy A hIr rowd. When he arrived at his home the crowd insisted on speech and MT Hearst, speaking from the steps. said
 II have no desire to make any DO litical address on n Sunday l do. however want those who believe in me to vote for me and l am certain that we are on the eve e great victory of the common people of our