New-York tribune., 1906-10-03

meeting at Carnegie Hall, under the direction
Of the New York County organization. From al
indications this viii be a record breaker ine
county headquarters were overrun yesteroay Dy
persons seeking tickets. Herbert Parsons WIN
preside at this meeting. Mr. Hughes VIII De the
principal speaker. Following him VIII coine
lieutenant Governor Bruce. Attorney General
Hughes at Saratoga
On Saturday evening Chairman Wooorun VIII
give a dinner at :he Montauk Club. Brooklyn.
for Mr. Hughes and Lieutenant Governor Bruce.
After that will oome a reception at the Young
Republican Club. in the Johnston Building In
Flstbush avenue; then large meetings at Pros
pect Hall and tent at Broadway and Halsey
street and then large reception at the Union
League Club. Sunday the candidate Will have
TO himself but Monday he will begin his first
stumping trip UP the state Meetings are sched-
uled at Mount Vernon and Yonkers for Monday
night Tuesday is somewhat uncertain. but there
probably will be two dates somewhere between
Yonkers and Buffalo on Wednesday night Mr..
Hughes viii speak at Buffalo
Chairman Woodruff announced yesterday that
Governor Higgins had written letter specially
requesting that Mr. Hughes speak at Olean. Ihe
chairman and Mr.. Hughes hope TO work in a
meeting there while he is near Buffalo. He VIII
have no time 10 daily along the way. Il the
State Chairman and Secretary Gleason work out
their schedules properly. They are trying TO
get az least two meetings day-one in the
afternoon and large one in the evening, with
whatever incidental speaking and handshaking
the candidate can stand
The first banner of the campaign will be
swung out by the State Committee at Fifth ave-
nue. and 9oth street on Saturday. The county
committee will follow with soon as the
judiciary ticket is made up. Mr. Hughes select
ed yesterday his favorites from a lot of litho-
graphed likenesses Of himself, which will be
spread broadcast through the state. They show
about three-guarter face yiew-a striking like
ness. Hughes buttons are blossoming on the
coat lapels Of all visitors to st.te headquarters.
State Chairman Woodruff busy all day
with visitors. Among them We're Judge Rosal-
sky, Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Ander-
son, Congressman Cocks, of Oyster Bay; Senator
also had considerable work in trying TO adjust
difficulties about a few Brooklyn nominations iE
districts where contests are threatened. out Of
these II seems certain that Frank Gardner,
Union. will be renominated. and his district was
mace so strong by the reapportionment that a
denomination practically means reelection.
Ray Smith, in charge of the speakers burea u
registered those OF A. a Mayper in the District
Attorneys Office Democrat. and J. Goodman
van Boyd, OF Baltimore at one time a presiden-
tlal elector. Mr. Van Boyd is a cousin Of Mrs
hughes, and has promised to make two speeches
here for the Republican candidates.
President Parsons OF the county com nrnittee
was at his office most OF the day. He was in
consultation with many district leaders, among
them Messrs. Prentice, Wells, Bowers, Ten Eyck
ana f1ealy. He would not discuss the situation
further than to urge all loyal Republicans 10
register early and certainly. He would not talk
about the Republican judiciary ticket.