The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-09
MAJORITY WANTED.
TEE REPCBLICAH cANPATGNERS
KNOW II MEANS WORK,

But rhey Arc n h Hcsryt Tran An over
tAe ssate and Believe Che '@HeAvs
Drirt- Has Been 0verstased-Wm suck
to the Lines % order Against Disorder.
The Republican campaign in this state
is nov in full swing. according TO Char
man Woodruff and Mr.. Woodruds ad-
wiser from the UP country districts, many
OF whom hocked TO town yesterday. IL
vas made very plain by Mr.. Woodruff and
Republicans With whom be talked at State
Headquarters. II East Thirrieth srcet.
that they are not At all blinded to the task
before them. for the reason thai Al re-
ports. either by letter or by the personal
vists Of w country Republicans. tel OF
the work which Mr.. Hearst and his agents
have been putting in in every county OF b
State for sig months .nd more. Mr.. Heart
and his agents have lone most Of their
work m cities like Troy. Albany. Hudson.
P~oukhkeepSe. Newburgh. Schenectady.
CrioAs Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Dun
kirk. Elnira and B~;nRhAmton. but they
have traversed most q the farming districts
II an eTors 20 dissuA6e farmers Who voted
for NcKinley and Roosevelt from voting
for Mr.. Hughes or 20 persuade them ~ least
20 remain away from the polls on election
day
Chairman Woodruff. besides his long
ak With these up-country Republicans
and Others. yesterday vent over b plan
OF CAMPAIGN for the speakers 10 Be sent out
by Secretary Lafayette B. Gleason. and Ray
Smith. In charge OF the speAkers' bureau
AL ct the speakers. IL Was stated. are to
oorhns their utrerznces TO Anti-HeArS
lines. and 10 argue that Mr.. Hears 10 .
denaxogOe and has u~ed his new spApers
TO disseminate oemASopcA u~tterances
for The purpose Of aHaying class q Ainse
clAss: and these speaker are also Instructed
20 call the attention OF all voters to the
charge hat Mr.. HeArst Il a very genius
OF disorder
In many OF the farming districts where
the Hearst agents have Abored b edort
has not been fruitful. IL vas declared Some
OF Chairman Woodrufs visitors yesterday
said that from h they knew JUS about
: per vent. Of the Republican vote above
The Bronx Ene seemed 20 show detection,
while anywhere from 3 TO ~ per cent. Of
the Democratic vote vas arrayed sobdly
behind Mr.. Hughes. The Republican STU
alton. il vas sAsd, - bat mixed IN
OrSeSo county. buf in Clinton and IN Wash
InKton, where the HearSs agents have been
AZ ~ork. q cold fross greeted them. Chair
man WoodrVEs visitors we're unanimous m
Their statement thai vherever hey bad
travelled they found evidences Of vast eK-
pen6iuUres on the part Of the HeArss agents.
Copses OF Mr.. Hears e newspapers are bang
circulated by the million IN Al the cities
mentioned and IN the farming DISTRICTS
free OF charge.
The RApuhicAns uaAde fhs point thai while
thew we're 6ebArred by law from accepting
~cunsrbutlons from coPorzrlooA, Mr.. Hearst
wAs ung his o~n oorpoFaclon TO dS<em-
nate hE newspapers IN tbe shape of cam
PAN literature. thereby making campaign
Contributes to NJ. Hearts, fun Unneces-
sAyv.
Tx Republican campaigners believe that
thew viii De abe TO overcome any little
advantage which Mr.. Hearst mA have
gained With Republicans n the cties above
The Bronx Line before election dAv rolls
around and bope 20 bring about Mr. Hearts,
defeat by q majority similar 20 those Of the
Presidential years Of lsS. 100 and 1904
Il = a Cause q chAgr1h 10 some Republicans
from upstate territory Ia; " hle - many
Democrats have Accepted Il TO be a patriotic
duty TO defeat Mr.. Hears. som Of the
Republican uorklngmen N The critics Den-
toned, md for that matter SOM OF the
Rerubhcan farmers Who have beoedtSd
by Republican national No State pohce.
have 10 be Abored With to induce them 70
slppo-G a candidate Ike Mr.. Hugbs against
a candidate Ike Mr.. Hears.