New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

Bostoe, Oct. 15.-Goyernor Guild will make a
vigorous speaking tour in the canvass for his re-
election. according to announcement from the
Republican State Committee to-day.
Mayor John F. Fitzgerald will preside at the
Democratic ratification meeting be held in
Faneun Hail tomorrow night. The principal speak
will be John B. Moran. the candidate for Gov
ernor; z. Gerry Brown the candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor, and George Fred Williams. An ex-
tensive schedule OF rallies has been arranged by
the Democratic committee.
The i've vacancies the Democratic State Com
mittee caused by the designations two weeks ago
OF members unfavorable to Mr. Moran as the can
didate for Governor were filed to-day at a meet~
ing Of the committee. The men chosen were as
follows: J. J. OConneu, Of Lowell, in place Of J..
C. Burke. of that city; P. J. Mitchell, OF Spring
field. in place OF Robert NJ Burnett. Of Southboro;
jeremiah F. Mccarthy. OF Boston. in place OF Jo-
siah Quincy. of Boston; NJ. NJ. Cunnin, OF Boston.
in place OF former Congressman John r Thayer.
of Worcester. and John P. Sweeney. Of Lawrence
in place OF E. r. McSweeney, Of Boston.
Mr.. Moran, who nominated by the Demo-
cratic party. the Prohibition party and the Inde-
pendence League, tonight issued statement ad-
dressed to the three parties. in which he said;
AS I have accepted the nomination Of each Z. Of
ceptace position to each plank In your +a5. Plas
Tqgss and as mere e oni0on aens You, and as
your Speakers viii Of necessity disagree with each
viii not consent to be held responsible for. the
utteranoes of others, for their personalues,
conduct criminal otherwise. nor for their asso-
Citations with corporations grafters. real sls-
pected, 1t is necessary that / be in no way IN
voved in the holding OF your rallies. In the selec-
ton OF your speakers or in the securing or or ex-
pending OF campaign funds
l may time time sneak when invited at
your rallies with the express understanding that l
am free from all connection therewith, as anoVe
outlined.
No campaign funds should be accepted from
grafters, from corporations, their agents or at
or pool sellers. from breweries. liquor distineres
or liquor dealers from any person or combna-
ton OF persons liable to have a personal interest
It has been shown to me that by making con-
fdental statements as to my public policies when
elected from $4,000 to 100000 would be raised
was that would stand by my record as an en-
forcer OF the law against great and small. and by
my pledges TO the people as embodied in my plat
form Of principles published last July. In conse-
combination of interests
will be neither the vacilIating tool nor the
will not be what my opponent is alleged be, blind
to the offences of the and attached to the
principles OF the other.
The police officials their appointing superiors.
responsible by under the law for their acqui-
escence IN the committal Of crime in their respec-
tive localities
The gambling fraternity. the grating com
binatons and other violators Of laws may own
these servants of the public now, but that owner
ship will terminate in January, they will hold
Mr.. Moran said that $1,000 was a reasonable
sum to be expended by any political party in this
state for the purpose of properly presenting its
which would deprive a candidate-elect of once
where the party expended more than this sum. Mr
moran declared that he would accept office to
Whlch he might be elected by means disapproyed