New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29
MANY MORE IN LINE.
DIR. Hughes Continues to Get Con-
gratuIations of Democrats.

port continued to come to Charles e. Hughes in
large numbers yesterday. Among the most inter
esting from William C. johnson. who rep
resented the insurance agents at the hearing in
Albany in opposing several Of the laws favored by
Mr.. Hughes. It was:
I congratulate the state upon your nomination
My vote will be cast for you. If can render the
me. ! certainly trust and believe you will be the
aeXt 4 h we may not have been in accord
which we both desired should be thoroughly
my views or yours Cor both) on this subject but in
me mean time there can be no question about the
nection with the coming election
Other messages were;
May the people of New York rise to their oppor-
tSnity and God strengthen your hands to carry on
committed 10 you.
ETHELBERT D. WAKEFIELD,
President of Lafayette College.
It is with the most genuine satisfaction that
tom Of the s upon the
IN UNANIMOUSLY naming you to be its candidate for
Governor or the State of New York.
NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER
AS delegate to the Republican convention that
dominated you for Governor of this great state OF
New York I want to congratulate you on your
are to be congratulated on having such a Candidate
SECTION and 0 we @ IL Ulster the for your
A W. THOMPSON. Mayor OF Kingston.
1 have tried hard for years to be a Democrat and
impossible for me, am tired Of the EFFORT at Iast
Il is q comfort to have you to vote for think the
cOnSpiratOrS will be hen
they hear at the polls what the people think OF their
PIopoSitlon 10 buy the state now, and the nation
0N'' ''''' J JAG SB, A. R11s.
yourself niue" the t4ts fhs RH55S snd
pOTtuny to for YOU FREDERfc Ff HU Us Sp-
Here is pledge for one Democratic vote for you.
]. ROSENFELD.
Let me
n Syracuse last May to congratulate the State Of
nomination for d o oVe spn1caT party upon your
Chairman Interstate Commerce Commission
Victory is on the banner. CORTLAND MYERS
AS As an old fashioned Democrat. who cast his first
Of the two Bryan ascoes Voted for eVer~ 1n
cratic candidate for President hand you my small
proper committee WI" RE E96y ia RS E It's
D9oeFa IN haSe aT poso asbs as
except when the currency issue Was dominant. I
am going to give you my earnest and heaEtest sup
whelmingly elected E. r. L. GOULD.
have been lifelong Democrat and am Demo-
erat still. but above and beyond this I Inter
country. Believing implicitly in your 'o a6 BID
poo thought ad eo %e to ASSURE 99
you of my support at the polls and to tender you
campaign. C. F. MOORE.
I wish to extend to you my sincere congratula-
tons upon your nomination for Governor Of this
Democratic ticket, shall take great pleasure and
honor this year in voting the straight Republican
ticket, and shall use every effort within power
to have ali my Democratic friends do likewise.
HARRY L. THOMPSON.
I congratulate you with all my heart on your
nomination. the best that could have been made.
But think the party the state and the nation are
to be still more congratulated, for your election
would mean good government. which Is really now
at stake. and all good citizens OF all parties should
join hands to secure II. hope there will be lust
such avalanche for you that which carried
glad to do whatever can to promote your success
JOSEPH H. CHOATE
Although oldtime Southern Democrat Cborn
there, you know and can't help myself, am going
to vote and root for you. r. FLOYD CLARKE.
As lifelong Democrat shall take great pleas
ure, not alone in casting vote for you. but also
using all endeavor and efforts to have my friends
prevail in the same direction.
AUGUST W. GLATZMEYER
I rarely take interest IN politics but am so
delighted at your nomination for Governor that
cannot refrain from expressing it. Accept my
heartest congratulations and the assurance OF my
RABBI JOSEPH sILvERMAN.
AS an oldtime Democrat It will be my duty as
well as my great pleasure to vote for you.
ALFRED JARETZKI.
Please add my TO tho list OF Democrats who
will vote and work for you.
JOHN j. CRAWFORD.
Among many others who sent kilograms were
the Rev A. b. MacLaurin Stephen V r. Ford
Editor of THE Methodist Year Book" Samuel
strasbourger. Elijah r. Kennedy. the Rev Dr.
Kerr BOyce Topper Theron G.. Strong. Charles
Lenz. the Rev: DR.. Madison C. Peters and the