The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
HUGHES RESTS AT DANSVILLE.
WILL START TO-DAY on THE LAST
WEEK or HIS CAMPAIGN.
Receiving Cordial support From Old Line
Democrats and From the WOrkinsmen
He Finds mat the COuntrymen Are
with Him in All Parts Of the state.

He Finds mat the COuntrymen Are
with Him in All Parts u the state.
D~ANsvuLE, n. Y, Oct. 2s.-Charles E.
Hughes had a full days rest at the Jackson
health resort, where there are almost as
many no talking here" signs as there are
words in an ordinary campaign speech.
MIR. Hughes did not need any warning to
keep him quiet. He was pretty tired from
his efforts OF the last week and his voice
was husky but his stay on the mountain
aide overlooking the beautiful Genesee
Valley has put him in fine condition. ne
will re ready in TIE morning to start with
a rush what will be practically the last week
OF the cam aign.
Mr.. Hughes during his stay here ia the
guest of job f. Hedges, who has e a
member Of the candidate = stan or
ever since the campaign began; Dansville
il Mr.. HedgesIs home town. Mr.. Hughes
is we'll pleased with his weeks trip up State.
He said to-day:
There have been evidences all along the
line Of greatly increasing interest. The
frank, cordial support we are receiving
from old line Democrats continues to he
the most significant feature OF the campaign.
While there IL every reason Tor encourage
ment, We must take nothing for granted
and leave nothing undone to insure sue
oess."
In the course Of the week Mr.. Hughes
has covered ten counties, Ulster, Orange,
| Sullivan. Delaware, Chemung, Cortland,
Csyuga, Steuben, Allegany ana Satta-
raiigus and has visited about thirty places.
Everywhere in the country districts ne mas
! been greeted with the same enthusiasm
which has marked his campaign from the
beginning.
men are for the Republican candidate in all
naFts Of the State. But the most encourage
ing features OF Mr.. Hughes third upstate
tour are the receptions which he mas re-
ceived from lahoring men. Republicans
Who have been with the candidate On his
trips believe that such a welcome as the
candidate got in Corning, when ne was
practically held up in the street by enthu-
siastic factory employees, can ne taken
in only one way, and that is that working
men are beginning to do some thinking
for themselves and are turning from the
Hearst candidacy. A poll oil a big car
journal factory in that city showed out OF a
total of rs votes only about a dozent Tor the
Independence League candidate.
Here in Livingston county members OF
MIR. Huphes's party found the situation as
encouraging az it has Teen in the other
farming districts. The county IL mixed
up in the fight which Peter A. Porter OF
, Niagara Falls is making against James
w. Nadsworth for the latter's seat IN Con-
gress. hut the indications are that Living,
ston will stand by Wadsworth Loyalty and
that Hughes will get a larger majority than
Higgins received. Porter IS IA Republican;
huf he is runninR on the Democratic and
Independence League tickets. senator
Stevens Of Attica, who has for several years
coveted Wadsworth's seat IN the mousse
is out working openly in support OF Porter.
Livingston county Democrats are refus-
ing TO fall in behind Porter because they
say he does not represent their party, and
for the same reason they are deserving
Hearst for Hughes. The general feeling
in Livingston county - reflected IN the
attitude OF so ne of the most prominent
democrats in this place. George Sweet,
a prominent mnrseryrlan here and a former
officer OF the National Association OF NuT-
serymen. said: .,
Existing political conditions are such
that every believer in sound and pure
principles Of government has no aIterna-
tive other than to cast his ballot Tor Charles
+. Hughes. There is no place for partisan
ship in this campaign
Maxwell Sweet. another of Dansville's
leading Democrats, had this to say: As |
look at il every Democrat who ega ds
a clean administration of State affairs and
integrity In public life as essentials OF
government must line him Selt up against
the candidacy OF William X. Hearst. am
for Hughes"
Adolph Worden. a Dansville contractor ,
said Line me up against Hearst I'm
for continued prosperity.
Worden went on to say hat he mad a pig
contract hanging on the provlso that
Hughes is elected Governor.
Frank j Mcneil, chairman OF the he
publican county committee, who had
the Hughes party in tow to-day. said that
everything looked rosy for the candidate
in Livingston.
Mr.. hughes will deliver an address here
tomorrow afternoon. In the evening he
will speak three times in Rochester. On
Tuesday the candidate will make a run in a
special train from Rochester TO Niagara
Falls and back again, speaking at Batavia,
North Tonawanda, Lockport, Medina,
Albion, Holley. Brockport and Spencer
port. In the evening he will address a rally
at Oswego, where he will spend the night.
On Wednesday the candidate will speak
in Fulton and Auburn in the afternoon and
in syracuse at night. On Thursday he will
visit Earleville, Norwich, Hamilton and
Utica. Friday afternoon will be taken up
with speeches at Schenectady and CatskiI.
Mr.. hughes will arrive in New York at 9
o'clock on Friday and will start out soon
after his arrival for Long Island City and
Brooklyn, where he will deliver six speeches
in the course OF the evening. Saturday and
Monday will he devoted to meetings in
Manhattan.