New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
THINK PROSPECTS ROSY.
County Chai'w1en Report to Wood
rWf-He Urges Work.


ports from all bis county chairnen. including care
1uIIy prepared estimates of the vote which thew
think Charles E Hughes will receive In their re-
spective counties He still preserved his confident
aIr yesterday, though he declined ernphatically
TAX about these reports. Many OF his visitors
however, were not retioent. Thoy declared that
Republican prospects upstate had never been
rosier
Congressman Michael e Drtscou, of Syracuse
who was temporary chairman of the RenuhI,osn
convention Saratoga, said that indications
pointed to Republican plurality of 1000 in Onon-
oaga county This is about the vote which Cow
eFnoF Higgins received two years ago, In response
TO questions put to him the Congressman said.
The Republican organization in Onondaga Coun-
aSf many on yhs SeaTS oer in a9 RaSd G0p
Sras sVs 9g1sd N.Y. ,Mqhtgdes Of old line Demo-
a1 H9ghes. and others are following their example
n that locality have besn able to ds
S9YeT coy +. The majority from 0nondaga we believe
ty2 James SsaFs q5SoRsaFly eo4a J, ten thog7a9S
,X9Ty go2q 3D. w9FkeF but Pe has enemies well as
into many factiona on They have been long time
that results cannot help being dsastroGs o to the he
so Thsrs gre s an nteTneolne in the oswego-Madl-
RepGbea9 6[SS ea5Gia between we Mt Lewis the regular
the present incumbent Of that Office Mr. Gates
oence League and the Square Dealers. The con
think whatever the results may I be am IN PSn9d tbs t 70
It VIII help the head Of the Republican state ticket
State Chairman Woodruff has sent out TO the
county chairmen this letter:
Election Day is less than two weeks distant
livery energy must be eXerted 10 bring about tha
elmlng election Of the splendid ticket nom
such decisive defeat Of Hearst ana his fsIsa es
pretences that neither will again be heard Of IN
Permit me to insist that we must not depend for
@ ot5Is result @ alone on Democrats, much well
come come tnen. who are going to vote against Hearst
] ]e5LneF because hey 40 not believe in him or be-
& real Democratic organization in New York Sta+e
again IS TO defeat the candidates who were nomi-
paign which Mr Hughes ana 1P t5 otba Gaf
on our ticket are making their records and by
on the unprecedented popuIaritv "t oePeHd 8es
dent Roosevelt; that we must not indeed depend on
S ai Ll4g "ateXer except repetition OF that mag
file Of the Republican party have performed $50 so
suocesstuy IN all the campaigns of the last dozen
This is without doubt the most important state
vote of ever man wb9 ePGPhcan vote and the
result in your particular locality -ON 'NS
confidence Ths danger oa6 on he dgs to oyer
individual work ON your part and that OF all asso-
sent , out large amount Of TteTaturs See that
II IT, Is wisely distributed If you want more send
ieors. are circulated especially among those to whom
ali the best who have we dTssse9 ARE se99dP Ing
voters OF the state in previous campaigns See
the meetings that are being held Do everVt6ine %
within within your power to interest and enthuse the
Eectlon Day may be utilized TO bring about a
to you 7'Ss s7'''o'iS 'iat occur
The Alliance Of the German Societies Of the
State OF New York, assembled in extraordinary
session at Utica last week passed the following
resi- fnO on r1or
lation:
Ing the election Of Charles o. HGgRes IN t prevail Ea
ernorshlp OF the State Of New York is necess9 ~ for
the gr9wng generation and their social 5Ioa aad ee0 OF
RICHARD LEHRMANN, president Her,,tmer
Dr. WILLIAM VII GARTNER, second vico-presIdsnt
Dr. i 4 e, ANDERSON. first vce-nres,5snr
J. s, scHREIBER, third vice-president. Utica
FERDIN,AND TEUTE hfth vioe-presfdent Roob-
WERNER sTRoKER. fourth vice-president ,rrov
JOSEPH E1goLT. treasurer, No 5O4 varlck street
Pr ERNIE RIcCHARD IClz committee on legislation
J. KoNRAD SCHNEIDER. secretary. No 20 p,ou
dina street, Utica. N Y. ''h'i
The executive committee Of the Republican CO..,
ty Committee held meeting yesterday at ,ba
Fifth Avenue Hotel. Alexander T. Mason. cbot
man Of the law committee, explained to the leaders
the provisions OF the Corrupt Practices l,,r
outlining carefully the expenditures legitimate for
party. workers. The county committee will 1nata !
a most vigorous campaign from now until election
Beginning tomorrow. 1t will send ono thousand
trucks, holding campaign meetings each night IN |
Every election district IN tho county. BENJAMIN p
Hall OF the speakers bureau. issued a call vestAr
lay for volunteer speakers for these cart tan
recJings. Alfred r Conkling. chairman or the |
Hatch rs committee, said that many of the hest
" aatcheis in the campaign OF last year had voIun
eered for service this time he is willing TO enroll
any volunteer who will apply for service II ha win
1ring credentials from any well known lawyer or
business