Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-13
TO SPEAK IN NEW YORK
Root, Shaw, Caneoo an5 Bsesr
1s "arpaih.
HEARST AND HUGHES FIGHT
Republican Candidates Party In
Dutch Treat" Pullman Car Both
Sides Are 10 Dc Hsas1.

sssT YORK, Get. 9..-;scsGe3 IS E't
hn Aoai, secretary Of SKATE neni~s
0f President RooSevets cabinet VIII
take an active part ia The New York
state campaign and viii address meet
ings here ana up the state ia the nlr9
est OF Charles f. Hughes, the candi.
date for governor, aud the several Re
publican candidates for congress. Ihe
secretary will beaided BY Speaker 10
seph q. Cannon. Secretary OF the
Treasury Leslie NJ Shaw and senator
Beyeridge
Representative James S. sherman,
chairman Of the Republican congress
sional committee. was in Washington
comforting with President Roosevelt
about the campaign, and II was az this
confab with the president that il was
decided to brmg Secretary Root into
the campaign ia this state.
Mr. Root viii speak IN Carnegie hahn
New York, during the week of Oct. %
He will be preceded by Mr. Cannon.
who will address a New York meeting
on Oct 10 Mr. Cannon and Mr.. shaw
will speak ii several places up the
state. MIR. Cannon viii speak at White
Plains Oct II and at Niagara Fails
and Batavia Oct 70, Mr.. Shaw VIII be
at New Rochelle Oct 10, oneoata and
Kingston Oct. -, llion and Utica Oct.
20 and Buffalo Oct, "A
Mr.. Hushes itinerary FIR the week
has been completed and announced.
He ana Lieutenant Governor NJ. Linn
Bruce started the trip together, begin
ming at Yonkers and Mount Vernon
last night, going to Lyons tonight. Buff
falo tomorrow night, Geneva Thursday
afternoon, Canandaigua Thursday
night, Penn Yam Friday afternoon,
Seneca Falls Friday evening and Am
sterdam Saturday evening.
The only other dates for Mr.. Hughes
positively fixed are Troy Oct. is and
Elmira Oct. %.
Mr.. Hughes will travel in special
Pullman car, which he will share with
the newspaper men and others Of his
party. II will be dutch trent all
around, every member of the party
paying ms own rare.
Timothy L. Woodruff, chairman OF
the state committee proclaims TINT he
feared overcontdenee more than any
thing else He does not wish the Re
pubiicans to believe that they have a
walkoycr
William Il. Hearst, candidate for gov
ernor on the Independence league and
Democratic tickets, began his weeks
campaigning with four addresses In
New York last night. One meeting was
held in the lower east side and three on
the west side. including an open air
meeting Ia Abingdon square. At each
gathering large and enthusiastic
crowd greeted the candidate
Thursday Mr.. Hearst will leave on
another up stnte trip. addressing meet
ings arranged as follows: Corning, Oct.
II; Elmira, Oct. L; Binghamton, Oct.
49,; Cortland. oct 10; Oswego, Oct. 16;
Ogdensburg, Oct. II; Plattsburg, Oct,
IS; Glens Falls ana Saratoga, Oct. 10;
Schenectady, Oct. 20.
Mr. Hearst will be accompanied by
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, candidate
for lieutenant governor on the same
ticket and Arthur Brisbane both Of
whom will speak, and many other
prominent Democrats
Last night Mr.. Chanler devoted his
attention to public corporations, which,
he declared, should be controlled by
the public to the extent at least that
the public, through the government.
should be permitted to examine their
books as the hooks of banks are ex-
amined, and the directors held crimi-
| nally liable for any false statements.
| At special meeting of the central
body of the Direct Nominations league,
nonpartisan organization, here res
olution was adopted condemning the
Republican majority in the last legisIa-
ture for its attitude toward the direct
nominations bill and the recent Repub-
lican state convention at Saratoga for
its action regarding direct nomina-
tons plank In the platform. The reso-
luton concludes with an Endorsement
of the candidacy of William r. Hearst
for the governorship.