New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
BUY HOUSE FOR HUGHES
NOTHING BLOCKS TOUR.
Campaigm Managers Dust Theatre
Com pang for Candidates Use.

Arrar.auents for the upstate speaking trip
OF Charles z. Hughes were nearly completed
yesterday. Meetings were scheduio Tor Tuesoay
and Thursday, and tentative speaking dates for
Friday were fixed. Still other meetings. to fill
out about weeks trip will depend somewhat
on the chances OF getting halls In tho towns
along the route
As the itinerary stands now. Mr.. hughes VIII
go on Monday night TO Mount Vernon. by tram.
After speak king there, he and his party VIII take
motor cars 10 Yonkers. returning after that en-
gagement to this city On Tuesday morning ne
will go to Lyons. reaching there In the early
evening From there he will go TO Buffalo on
Wednesday, On the return trip he VIII speak at
Geneva on Thursday afternoon and at Cahah-
daigua on Thursday evening.
State Committeeman Charles Belts. who rep
resents the Cayuga- Ontario ayne-Yates dis
trct. arranged the meetings at Lyons. Geneva
and Canandaigua. by long distance telephone
The meeting at Lyons will be hold in the opera
house there. which had been engaged by trav-
cling theatrical troupe.
Buy the house. if necessary" Mr.. Belts in
structed. He got word IN half an hour that the
house had been bought" Senator Armstrong.
Of Rochester. will speak at this meeting. as will
Senator Lewis, the candidate for Controller.
This afternoon Mr.. Hughes will talk to Co
lumbia students at Earl Hall. The meeting.
which will begin at p m. also will be adj
dressed by Dean Kirchwey and Professor Bur-
dick. At o'clock will come the monster Car
negie Hall meeting. under the direction of the
New York County Committee. Herbert Parsons
will preside at the meeting. Mr.. Hughes will be-
the first speaker. followed by Lieutenant Gov
ernor Bruce. Attorney General Mayer and Job
Hedges. The officers of the county committee
expect tremendous attendance For the last
thraa do, hove haay, 10
headquarters to get tickets of admission Every
box has been reserved. and requests have been
made for three times many available
There will be the usual campaign meeting band.
In fact, not a detail has been omitted in
ranging the affair which would add in the least
to It's success. The county committee officers
have been determined to send New York Coun-
tvs candidate on his first campaign trip with
the most favorable auspices.
Mr.. Hughes at state headquarters for q
short time yesterday morning He greeted sew
eral visitors. In the afternoon and evening he
pairing his speech for the Carnegie Hall meet
ing. While at headquarters he contradicted a
report that there was division among Repub-
lican leaders over the line of campaign speeches.
some believing that national issues should be
dwelt
Il am going to make the fight on state issues
solely, l have said before" declared the can
didate. II am assured that there is complete
harmony among the leaders throughout the
State Chairman Woodruff was at headquarters
until late In the afternoon when he left there
TO attend a meeting of the Kings County
ganization. Among his visitors were James Nc
Keen Mr. Hughes's associate counsel in the in
Surance investigation, now of counsel for the
Mutual Life; Louis Marshall, J. Edward Swan
strom and William N Dyckman. They repre-
scented members of the State Bar Association IN
the I'd Judicial District, and wanted to get Mr.
Woodruff's ideas on the feasibility of running a
straight judicial ticket against the McCarren
ticket and the men suggested by the independ
ents there.
Lieutenant Governor Bruce at headquarters
had a long talk with Senator Dick. of Ohio. and
Elmer Dover. secretary of the National Repub-
lican Committee Senator Armstrong and Will
lam Barnes, Jr., of Albany. and Charles Belts.
both State Committeeman. were in consultation
with Chairman Woodruff frequently.
President Parsons OF the County Committee
hard at work the judicial situation here
yesterday, but declined to talk about his work.
He did say that he believed the reported Hearst
Murphy split was merely a blind"
II think 1t is attempt to throw dust IN
the eyes Of the voters" said he. ITO be serious.
there is very little TO It. I consider Hearst a
boss, and he is trying TO get Murphy as boss,
to throw the Tammany delegates over TO him on
the county ticket.
Hearst Is beginning to realize that his al
liancs with Murphy at Buffalo is just what the
public says 1t ts-an unholy alliance The thing
Hearst to do is 20 blind the people
in some way to the facts of the matter"