New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

capacity to launch a new enterprise and make
1t successful, If you have capacity for any
| sponsibilities upon you because of the great
| opportunity to be of service to your Fellow men
| We are all together here in the world we
| We have TO go up or we will go down together.
These differences are very superficial that exist
in society. You get out IN a lifeboat after
some break In the machinery of ocean
| steamer and you will find how quickly men
realize that they are all together. And I'd we
| gether and we must try and help each other In
| every way.
| wHIRLED THROUGH DELAWARE VALLEY
| Leaving Port Jervis at 1920 o'clock, the cam
| didate was whirled along the Pennsylvania
| state line through the beautiful Delaware River
| Valley, and then up to the pretty village OF
| Hancock, In Delaware County This is rural
community and typical audience Of two hun
dred persons gathered around the end OF the
train, which stopped for fifteen minutes.
E. I. Randeli. chairman Of the Republican
Town Committee, introduced the candidate as
q man who in the Governors chair would "mete
even handed justice to all tho people OF the
state"
Mr. Hughes spoke briefly. while the old farm.
ers and business men nodded approval. One
OF the most enthusiastic village char
acter, who. It said had been wearing a
Hearst button. Dressed in pair OF overalls,
an old moth-eaten overcoat with an astrakhan
collar and with a face that looked like half
moon. he stood with wideopen mouth until Mr.
Hughes had finished. Then he dashed to the
end of the car and, grasping the candidates
hand exclaimed: MY cracky, Hughes, but
you're straight man."
Later when the buttons were being given out
this chap rushed up and exclaimed: Say
Hughes give me one of your badges; that's
the one want to wear" He got 1t.
Success success, old man." exclaimed another
man. as he clasped both hands Of the candidate
veteran hobbled up and said huskily: 'I
want to vote for you for the sake of the coun-
try"
Just then an express train bound for New
York drew in, and the passengers came out on
the platform to see Mr. Hughes and porter
Jumped off and rushed over to wish the candi-
date Good luck" Although the train reached
Deposit, in Broome County, half an hour ahead
and the band hustled out IN record time
After brief talk Mr. Hughes shook hands with
a few of the crowd and then the train pulled out
A stop was made at Susquehanna, Penn, for a
change of engines. Somebody the platform
asked: why doesn't Mr. Hughes come out?"
"Oh, he don't need to get any votes in Penn
sylvania," said a cynic. There is legend that
a. candidate for Governor of New York State
some years ago jumped out and made speech
when the train stopped minute at Susque-
hanna. He was not informed until later that
he had been talking to Pennsylvania voters.
Mr. Hughes had been warned yesterday not TO
make any such mistake.
At Deposit o delegation from Binghamton.
headed by Assemblyman Rogers, got on to greet
Mr. Hughes. At Binghamton Congressman
John w Dwight boarded the car. The engineer
made a record run, going from Binghamton into
Elmira, which was reached at o'clock.
Leaving here tomorrow morning, Mr.. Hughes
is to make speeches in Waverly, Owego. Whit
neys Point and Cortland, the last named place
in the evening.