The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28

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page. vino says the Upstate 10 for Him.
rhsrles Z. Hughes spent a compare
...lv aasv day at home yesterday, receiv-
a., only a few visitors and turning over the
"a If telegrams Of congratulation on his
"omination for Governor to his secretary
- oodifv and prepare for publication. His
.olo visitor in the afternoon was Senator
Alfred X. Page, the nan who discovered
Mr. Hughes. as the saying goes. He was
The heSd OF the gas investigating COM
mission for which Mr.. Hughes was counsel.
Mr.. Hughes and Senator Page talked
,osather for nearly an hour, the convcrsa-
,;on dealing mostly with matters relating
% the ~carnpaign that Mr.. Hughes will under
ole in a short while. Senator Page said
,ba, the formal notification probably would
VA made early next week, the exact day to
hs aettled between Mr.. Hughes and State
chairman Woodruff.
The Hughes campaign will be what is
called A campaign Of education" He Is
% 90 everywhere that be can in the time
hstTeen the formal notification and election
dav and will let every voter possible have
a chance to see him and hear him talk.
That il a big contract, a great deal on the
lines of the campaign made by Theodore
Roosevelt for Governor.
State Chairman Timothy l.. Woodruff
vas a visitor at Mr.. Hughes's house last
night and was in conference with him for
ohont three hours. Neither one had any
statement to make about the conference
ar the results arrived at. 1t appears likely
from what has been said that no
r,ent of the date for commencing the cam
n,ien will be made until Monday.
The tele grams that came in yesterday
included the following:
Accept my congratulations. Am delighted
over your nomination
joan NJ. DAvY. Justice Supreme Court.
Congratulations most hearty and sincere.
CHESTER B. M~cLAUCHLIN. Justice Supreme
Court.
congratulate you. the party and the State.
Enthusiasm here over your nomination.
ANDREW '. V. RAYMOND, President Union
College.
have almost alw avs voted the Democratic
ticket. | shall vote for you and hope and
pray and work for your election.
EUGENE c.. KRONER.
have been voting the State Democratic
ticket for over forty years, but this flor the
artt time I shall take pleasure and honor
roth IN casting my vote for you. / feel
~sanEuine Of your election. for air ready several
NJ my strong Democratic friends have eX-
pressed themselves voluntarily as prepared
70 vote for and work for your election.
MARTIN KLEEEN.
While was born and bred q Democrat
and have voted the Republican ticket but
twice when MIR. Mckinley was a candidatel
want to be one of the large number Of your
great admir- ers to offer you my services.
G.. FRANKLIN BAILEY.
Accent my sincere con or atulations on your
nomination for Governor. 1t is the only
certain course to save the State from the
disgrace that would otherwise confront il.
LOUIS MARSHALL.
II there we're ever a time when the masses
Of the people irrespective OF party needed
aleader instead of a demagogue that time is
now. HENRT b. kETCHAM.
never in my life voted a Republican State
ticket, but I am COINS to vote for you and
work for your election. ! believe the same
course will be pursued by a vast host OF
Democrats who place citizenship above par
tlsanship. A. WALLER OTIS.
promise you my vote. | am one of the
large army Of Demo~crats-larger this year
than ever before. I believe and hope-who
are not voting the Democratic ticket. at least
not this time. ALEXANDER TYSON.
Accept heartiest congratulations and best
wishes for your success.
MORTIMER C.. ADDoMs.
Accept my heartiest congratulations. With
you as the exponent Of decency and sanity
we are sure TO win,
JAMES W. wApswoRrH. in.
When even the Democratic papers are
announcing their support it does not take
mich political sense to see that Monroe, the
banner Republican county. will Guido itself
this fall; but although personally unknown
10 YOU | ron graduate you and beg you TO
believe that no one can be more sincere in
expressing satisfaction with the nomination
than JAMES e.. CUTLER.
Il is seldom that we get the best. but in my
Judgment we have now. and my opinion OF
the candidate was formed long before his
nomination. FRANK y. BLACK.
Although a Democrat ! will a K great
pleasure in casting my vote In your favor.
convinced as | am that you will make a good
Governor. As no citizen whose heart beats
for the public veal and whose head is level
ran vote for the other candidate your cleo
ton is a f~Oregone conclusion.
LOUIS WINDNULLER.
Ny most hearty congratulations.
TIMOTHY l.. Woodruff.
Western New York, the greatest Republican
stronghold in the State. is enthusiastic over
your nomination and will give you splendid
support. l.. II. BUTLER. Buffalo.
You have unselnshy rendered great ser
vice n the public veal In accepting the
nomination. The peoples appreciation will
surely he demonstrated in November. Ac-
rept slncerest congratulations and assur-
Ances Of untiring loyalty.
JAMES T. Ro6E rs.
heartily congratulate you and the Repub-
lcsn party on your nomination.
ARTHUR C. WADE.
Last night there we're six of US together
on the train, four Democrats and two Repub-
Leans. but there were six Hughes men.
shall vote for you and do everything ! can Ia
get other men to vote for you.
JAMES Brine.
Permit me 10 express my sincere congratu-
Ations upon your nomination for the Gov
s~rnorship yesterday. N. A. ELsBERG.
You can count upon a majority OF 5000 in
Queens county. Every Democrat seen in
Flushing last night and this morning was wild
with rage az the nomination Of Hearst and
seating of Cassidy's followers.
CHARLEs s. CLARK.
| congratulate you on your nom nation
and our party on having you for It's candidate
GHERARDI DAVIS.
don't know whether I nm happier about
hs action Of the convention yesterday on per-
soma grounds or on patriotic grounds.
WV. ". COHEN.