New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
"MET ALL LONG ISLAND "
DIR. Hughes Highly Pleased scith
TWO Dags' Trim.

Long Island now knows Charles e Hughes the
epuolican canoloate for Governor. and It believes
II, MN ne SAID at one OF the last speeches Of
his two days trip. which ne ended IN Tong TsIord
Clty at b:4O o'clock yesterday afternoon that he
felt as II he must have seen eyerv man woman
ana chllu on the island. 1t is becoming so common
No" toF tne candidate to receive promises of SUD-
port from Democrats that it scarcely attracted at
tention yesterday. The meetings Yesterday were
particularly large and enthusiastic at C,1an Coya
ana Roslyn So far demonstration went one
could gauge the approach of the special train IN
the city by the increasing noise made by the
crowds.
Mr. Hughes made ten speeches Yesterday ~, bis
trip IN from GreenpOrt to Long Island CITY In
spite or all his outdoor work of the last two davs
MS voice seemed 10 improve steadily. Summing m
the TWO days trip In which he had addressed
twenty-five audiences. Mr. Hughes said as he was
leaving the train at Long Island City:
The trip has been great success. The peop,e o,
lsulcauon OF cordial support. The large attendance
gratifying; as It was significant of deep Interest
a1 ,HdlA & Ine result or our two days trip will be
ton Day. o4' N'e'
1t was o'clock in the morning when Mr. Hughe,
was driven from the home OF Henry r. Hoyt in
Sag Harbor, where he spent the night The small
oyster boat Lizzie H. was waiting at the wharf TO
take him across Sag Harbor Bay a sail cf ten
miles. Mr.. Hughes tho trip in the pilot house
with the captain.
There were four hundred and fifty inhabitants
OF the fishing town at the wharf to greet Mr.
Hughes. AS he walked up to the train a man
grasped him by the hand and said: ''I would like
to vote for you If you were running on Hearst's
platform" Il running on my own platform
which is much BETTER said Mr. Hughes We'll
1 like your looks" replied the man. 'I may vote
for you. anyway
PRAISE FOR EMPIRE STATE
Hearst says you in favor Of corporations" {"
maj n Mr. 1crba NJaI,n
better than he that I not replied the candi-
Of automobile. which stood beside the special
train. The latter had been brought around from
Sag Harbor IN the night. Mr.. Hughes spoke here
in praise of the Empire State. saying in part:
One of the most delightful experiences OF the
last week has been the more intimate acquaintance
with the people and the work OF the state of New
York.
II is good thing to have that patriotio sentj
ment Whioh unites all American citizens
We glory In our fag, the symbol OF our national
Institutions. But also believe In that state pride
which springs from just appreciation of the i'm
portance Of good government in these divisions in
essential In the proper execution OF the duties
that imposed upon the people.
This Is truly Empire state And as I have
come from Buffalo almost 10 Montauk. the thing
that has Impressed me most has been the giorv
OF the Empire State; It's great Industries its great
natural advantages appeal 70 every one who de-
sires 10 the people or this part OF the United
States continue in their present prosperous and
happy condition
tuck was reached The candidate was removed
bodily from the train and taken to the porch of tha
pretty little Assembly Hall. near by, which was