New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
CANVASS BY "FINGEY."
State Chairman Trying Hard to
Make a Noise Like York.

state Chairman William J. Corners says that
| the Democratic State COMMITTEES is making a can
vass of the state and that he will have some fig
ures in short time. Mr.. Corners had two callers
Yesterday. ]. Sergeant Cram, representing Charles
| r Murphy and ex-Warden Hayes. of Brooklyn
The latter came to tell him how to annihilate Sena-
| tor McCarren. Mr. Hayes once a year for the las
| ten years has annhilated McCarren, and McCarren
has resurrected himself Mr.. Corners told Hayes
that his idea was a grand one. and that he would
present 1t to the executive committee. That salts
fed Hayes until he discovered that Corners had
not appointed any executive committee.
When you going to appoint an executive
! committee and get down to work. was asked of
Mr.. Corners.
'oh. were working quietly. all right" said Mr..
Corners.
Have you a speakers bureau?'
Sure We have" said Mr. Corners. We've had
speakers bureau for than week But
amt saying much. We're working the quiet"
Your paper denounced the Hearst men for sell
Ing out to the Republicans in Erie County Have
you heard of their selling out here?"
All 1 had to say about the Buffalo situation
said in The Courier " said Mr.. Corners
we are working Jointly with the Independence
League in holding meetings" continued the state
chairman. but don't to say anything about
1t. We are working the quiet"
Yesterday was pay day at the Hearst headquar-
tiers for the petition circulators up the state.
Most of the work done by New York men. The
Hearst managers did not intrust the work to the
upstate men. fearing that some of them would
make 1rreparable errors and perhaps the in
Nauoatlon OF some entire county vote. The Hearst
cashier had hard time settling the accounts.
Where complaints of faulty work concerning the
pay, and this caused excitement among the little
The Hearst managers have ordered preliminary
Sore E1 at e sa ns an n the the & are t
factory towns the reports st thus far received are
gratifying indicating large Hearst vote. The
satisfactory. They indicate that the old-line Dem
ocrats are going to vote for Hughes.
Applications for tickets to the Madison Square
Garden meeting Tomorrow night came pouring In
yesterday. Postal invitations are being sent TO
rally yo NJ Hearst win be the principal speaker
yesterday to see ABOUT Hearst speafing there's ON
Wednesday He got the promise of speech two
desired to rest on Tuesday and Wednesday. The
Hearst man said that If the meeting was not held
he would have TO move out of town.
anagers to have the Sanddate do lot OF speak
Jews on the East SIDE We're for Rearst This year.
workers are winning them over 1t is to check the
stampede that the district leaders want Hearst to
1t was rumored last night that Hearst would
of the campaien to influence election betting. The
odds are to l against Hearst. with no Hearst
that # he viii furnish the money for curb purposes
the odds be forced to money. and that it
The Hearst candidate for Sheriff in Westminster
has been withdrawn. leaving the field free TO the
between the Independence League and the Demo-
Gratis BY which the Independence League would have
and nominated men for all of the offices. Then the
for Sheriff against Edward Sutherland. the Demo
crat In his petition Mr.. Storms succeeded in get
who Circulated petition in behalf of his own
candidacy. got. more than 200 signers
before the committee of the Independence League
and told that he had had good chance, but
was asked to withdraw. He did So