The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-22

Sullivan and Thomas McAvoy, 81, 600 each
Patrick ]. Rider, George Ehret, James
Gafney, Samuel Kohn, George c. Clark and
John McCord, 81 500 each; William Smith,
Samuel Sanders and Michael Scully, $1,000
each; Nathan Stratus, s. Eugene Pfanner,
Edw ard + Cunningham J ID. Carroll, James
W, Gerard, Jacob Rupert and Francis W.
Pollock, 81 900 each; Edward p. Mcdonald
and John Comm, 81 500 each. and W. Bourke
Cochran, SIPS.
Judge Otto Rosalsky spent 1881 in aid
OF his election, which amount was con-
tributed by well wishers.
The Rensselaer, county Democratic com-
mittee spent s16, 1876, OF which Edward
Murphy, Jr., contributed 81, 700. The Mon
roe county Republican committee spent
sl4,lOO. The Socialist State committee
The New York County committee cf the
Socialist party spent te,045. and the Kings
county Socialist committee 81 ,047.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Phelps Stokes con-
tributed $3.50 each to the New York county
Socialist committee.
The Erie county Independence League
committee spent ss,746. The Democratic
committee of Erie county spent SIS, 800, of
which Norman Z. Mack and John Cunneen
each contributed 500, Fingy Corners 1900
and the Democratic State committee 81. 900:
The Judiciary Nominators OF the First
Judicial dis trict raised sl0f $50 and spent
s107, es7. Some of the contributors were:
Joseph Fl. Choate, 81, 900; Simon H. Stern.
Sl,250; John s. Kennedy, Robert Winthrop
4 Co.. Edwari s. .Rapallo and Paul d.
Cravsth, 81 900 each; John D. Rockefeller.
5000; William Cohen and John l. Cad
walader,. each 1900; Sullivan a Cromwell,
$500; Elihu Root, 500: John E. Parsons,
81, 400; Adrian H. Joline. 81 900; j. p. Nor
gan a Co., 5000; T. II. Van Ingen. 81 500;
kay. $500; William b. Hornblower. $500;
Howard 8. Cans, $1,000; Alton B Parker,
$500; Ogden Mills, $3.50: W. K. Vanderbilt,
Jr. $500; John Jacob Astor. $500.
OF the contributions $1,000 was spent
by the literature committee, $3.50 by the
chairman OF the executive committee. $40 .02s
by the speakers and meetings COMMITTEES,
$40. 168 by the executive committee and
81 300 for watchers.
The Kings county Independence League
committee had contributions Of sl2, SGT,
Of which SI1 $40 went for watchers. The
~non-partisan judiciary committee in the
Second district spent IS $50.
The Onondaga county Republican COM
mittee had contributions OF s25 $50, and
spent s23, 1893. The Onondaga county COM
mittee gave the State COMMITTEES 5000 and
received $500 back.
The Republican and Democratic county
organizations Of Monroe county have for
warded their statements Of election ex-
penses to Albany. The Republicans re-
ceived a total Of t24 .262 80 and spent t21 =
" ~ II IA ~ y - ONo VI
SIS 800 10 and spent sl3 ,510.8s.
1t il estimated that the various political
committees and candidates In this State at
the recent election spent in the neighbor-
hood OF s $500, 900. This was the last day for
fling with the Secretary of State certifi-
Gates of expenses. and there are various
local candidates who do not file with the
Secretary of State. It Is admitted in the
certificates which have been fled with the
Secretary of State that nearly two million
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and candidates.
The sixty-one Republican county organi-
cations spent about $3.50 900, of which s145,-
900 was contributed by the Republican
State committee. The Democratic county
organizations spent about s240. 900. The
Republican State committee spent 1892 oil
the Independence Leogle State commit
tee S234 ,222, the Democratic State COM
mittee SIS, 1907. n the Albany Democratic
(Osborn) conference $3.50. The Judiciary
Nominators for New York county, in their
efforts to get a pure Judiciary, spent
slO7, g37.