New-York tribune., 1906-09-18

REPUBLICAN POLITICAL CALENDAR
september Is-Prinary day. D m 70 D. M
September s1-Assemby District Conventions ssscs
miSSee Grand Central Palace. $40 ,. m
September s5-stats Convention. Saratoga.
september 2s-o5sa9i.a'on msstinss Of assembly
October 4-Congress Conventions s:aO 2. m
October 5-senats Conventions. $50
October 10-Assembly Conventions. s;so ..
October 1I-JudiciaI Convention Murray H' Iyceuza.
$40 D. m.
October Is-Mestins of County COMMITTEES. s'so M
m Murray HiH '1LS,Ssu LsSsu@ n ~''' O''''''''
Registration Days. from a 70 10 D. m--Monday.
october s; Tuesday October o. Saturday. Octoosr iss
Monday. October 10
Every registered voter who at the last esec-
tiOn enrolled himself menbsr Of one OF the
two parties which recognized by the pri-
mary law is entitled TO vote to-day IN ths dis
trict IN which he enrolled last year for dale.
gates 10 the various conventions OF hts party
The enrolled Republicans and Democrats VIII
vote for eight sets OF delegates OF members to
represent them IN as many conventions and COM
mittees. In each district will be elected a men,
ber of the executive committee OF the party's
county committee member OF the city. county
and Assembly district committees and dele
gates to the Judicial. Congressional. Senate and
two Assembly district conventions
Herbert Parsons. president OF the Republican
County Committee. on the eve OF a primary bait
tie that is 70 determine the control OF the local
organization. and possibly the state orzaniza-
tion. for the next year said that the anti-odsu
men would WIN
PARSONS EXPECTS MORE FRAUD.
Il think" said Mr., Parsons that more
frauds viii be attempted than ever before at a
primary fight. but DON'T think that unlawful
efforts will succeed TO any great extent We
have taken great pains to prevent Illegal voting.
Intimidation and b-owbeating AS matter OF
fact there is less browbeating than there was a
few years ago.
we Will see 10 it that every qualified voter
is protected
Mr. Parsons. who remained late last night az
the rooms OF the county COMMITTEES. said he was
glad the organization OF the county eoramitres
would take place. under the Quigg resolution.
on Saturday night of this week. He said hs did
not know whether Senator Page was y cands.-
date for reelection vice-prestdent
IF he has the votes. think Mr. Quigg HIM
self will be a candidate for president of the
county committee. but the returns will demon
strate that we have made a successful appeal TO
the conscienees of the voters. and am confident
Mr.. Quigg is beatsn.'
He offered reward of $500 for the arrest and
conviction OF any guilty OF fraud
The Quigg-OdeH men last night said they
would carry the following districts: 1st. Hines:
I'd. LevensOn; Sd. Hoennnger: 4th Newstead:
9TH. Hackett 9th. Koenig: 9Th. Hapin: 9th.
Windoph; 18th. Hahn: 18TH Gilman; I7th.
Gruber; 10th. Gunner; 26th. Newman; 18th,
Raymond: Both. Bowers: 31st. strasbourger; S2d
Ten Eyck: sd. Healy; 34th. Hunneke.
The Parsons men assert that they win win IN
the 31st. where Harvey T. Andrews is the can
didate against strasboUrzer and IN the 18Th.
man Hahn. Ex-senator Charles B. Page FOR
years was leader of this district He retired
last spring in favor OF Farrell Commissioners
Pase is supporting Farrell. The Parsons men
are confident OF beating Hines in tho 1st. and
think that Newman viii be beaten by Kruls-
witch in the 26th and Hunneke by Greene In
the 34th.
State Chairman Odeu at state hsadquar-
ters yesterday listening to reports from the anti
Parsons men. but he would not predict victory
for the -Halpin men. with whom he 10
allied
mo CLAIMS TO MAKE'-ODELL.
ct have no claims to make" said 1Ir. Odeli-
When the state chairman was asked il he ala
not think Parsons had reapportioned the Assem-
bly, districts for the benefit OF the party hs
said:
Il think II you should SIT down and look as
the figures you might cnange your MIND ABOUT
his reapportionment being for the benefit OF the
party
The StrasboUrger campaign COMMITTEES IN tho
31st Assembly District issued the following
statement last night:
Mr.. Parsons IN the public prints is nakinR
serious charges OF intended fraud at the prt-
maries, baSing his statements on the Opposition
20 the striking or OF some twelve hundred nanes
from the enrolment list. This motion was OD-.
posed because of information that over five hun
dred OF these twelve hundred had not removed
and were Legitimate voters who would were
the motion unOppOsed. be deprived OF their
rights Os franchise. over fifty affidavirs were
obtained from among these fvs hundred. Il
was physical impOsstbiity 70 obtain within
twenty-fOur hours af1davits OF each OF these fv>
hundred TO oppose the motion Therefore it was
determined 70 take advantage OF the false an
davit presented In which the petitioner swOre IN
each OF the twelve hundred cases that the resi-
dent bad removed or died. No one man could
make this statement truthfully.
Mr. StrasbOurger win pay the Of SD n
each and every case where arrest is mafs
and II is proved that attempt has been mado
TO vote fraudulenty. and Furthermore ae VII
pay 500 IN each case where an Indictment g1d
conviction are had for Illegal voting