New-York tribune., 1906-10-02

interested IN the campaign situation he said
Il boarded his train at Jersey City and rode as
fer as Trenton with him. We talked over the
situation in the state. but naturally. can't say
any more about our interview.
meantime. were all hard az work here Wen
set the hall rolling this week We shall begin our
campaign on Wednesday night at the Republicsn IN
Club and after that theren be no let-up. On
Friday shall speak at Carnegie Hall, and on
Saturday there VIII be a series of meetings in
Brooklyn.
THE itinerary for next week is being ar
ranged. but dates for meetings are largely ten
tative believe fits settled that / speak al Buff
falo on "Wednesday. and there may be meetings
ar other upstate cities before that day. If the
arrangements can be completed. i may be at
Yonkers and Mount Vernon on Monday"
Are you getting many expressions OF support
from Democrats" Mr.. Hughes was asked.
I'm glad that was brought up" he answered
rapidly. II have been deluged with letters and
kilograms from all quarters, many OF them from
well known Democrats. assuring OF their
support and many more OF course, from promi-
nent Republicans. Now. ] profoundly CRATE
ful for these expressions OF support and friend
ship. more grateful than / can say. and I'd like
10 answer each one personally, but they're COM
ing in such numbers that the task would be be-
yond me. So all / can do is to thank these
friends publicly in this fashion.
There's another subject which needs some
attention now. We need the sinews Of war. and
we need them badly. We need them for proper
: purposes and intend to them only for proper
purposes We have stated our position on that
score. and there can be no misapprehension or
mistake about il. We are making an appeal for
a real popular subscription Nobody need feel
afraid or ashamed TO send in q small amount"
The appeal that we have made public prac-
tically is the platform Of our party in this cam
paign" said State Chairman Woodruff. mo
/ corporation contributions viii be accepted and
no contribution taken II there IS any string at
faohed TO 1t by any special interest. We want
money from the people who want 10 see good
men elected and honest administration. And
I NAV say that we are getting in a good many
responses. But the work Will be heavy and the
3 expenses large. We need all we get hon.
estly."
The appeal OF State Chairman Woodruff is rs
follows:
APPEAL TO ALL CITIZENS
Headquarters Republican State Committee NO
u East Both Street New York City.
The Republican party asks the support or All
citizens. The necessary and legitimate expenses
; OF the tampaign Will be heavy. No Contributions
from corporations win be accepted; nor VIII any
contribution he received with any understanding,
expressed OF implied, that any contributor or
specia, interest will be favored or protected
Subscriptions, large or small, VIII be We4cohl9
from ALL irrespective Of party, who desire 10 pro-
mote the election Of candidates pledged TO honest
administration on behalf Of all the people OF the
state Such contributions should be sent TO
George r. Sheldon, treasurer of the RepubAcah
State Committee, No 10 East Both street the
Headquarters Of the committee.
As a result Of this appeal several thousands or
dollars were received yesterday in sums ranging
from 81 10 $500 Many Of these subscriptions
were received from Democrats.
State Chairman Woodruff was at headquar-
ters all day. He held conferences with many
politicians, among them Representative Sher-
man chairman of the Republican Congress cam
paign committee: Marcus Braun, formerly a spe-
cial immigration inspector; f. II. Healey ana
Michael J. Dady Late i'm the afternoon William
]. Ward, OF Westchester. came into arrange de-
tails for Hughes meetings next week IN MS
county.
The state committee VIII meet here to-rnor-
row afternoon. and Mr.. Hughes viii get ac-
ouainted with its members before the ceremony
OF notification. Then at night he viii voice his
platform at the ceremony, after which the Ke-
publican Club viii hold q reception for him me
meeting at Carnegie Hall on Friday night VIII
be under the direction Of the county organiza-
ton President Parsons will preside. Lieutenant
Governor Bruce and Attorney General Mayer
will be the only speakers. other than MI HuShes,
according 10 the present arrangements