New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-01
D4DY OUT FOR HUGHES.
Doesn't Want Comfy Leadership
Statement Plenses Woodruff.

Colonel Michael J. Dady has az last proclaimed
his intentions with regard to his coming contest
with Timothy L, Woodruff for the control of the
Kings County Republican organization. In state
ment issued yesterday noon. he declared himself
for Charles F. Hughes for Governor. renowned his
candidacy for the county leadership and an
nounced the opening of headquarters in the Claren
don Hotel Wednesday, where, he said, all Re-
publicans opposed the present leadership OF the
local organization would be welcome. His state
ment follows:
b After Ss g.caG With Of y s d
the election OF delegates to the state convention
from all the Assembly districts os this county. who
as the candidate for Governor il he will accept.
foT r some other man equally as good .,
position Of leader Of the Repu6licsn party in this
do not want the nnthankfuI place
The time has has arrived for the election Of dele,
state convention who shall be at liberty to voice
not Of the leader Of oaItv snd ho
shall be free and untrammeed to vote for the can.
nan to place in nomination at this crisis OF the
Republican party
Hotel on Wednesday, where all Republicans who
desire to aid IN the above movement will be well
Mr.. Woodruff busy at Republican headauar-
ters when he asked his opinion of Colonel
Dadys plans. He said Il glad that Mr.. Dady
has at last decided to out in the open in
-Quigg faction. Heretofore he has carried on
MS operations chieffy IN secret It's too bad that
ne isn't going TO carry his contest with for the
also
What do YOU think of his espousal OF the cause
OF Mr.. Hughes?'
81 do not think" replied Mr. Woodruff that
MI Hughes would accept the nominate for the
Governorship from Mr.. Dady's hands. II he ac-
cepted II at all, believe that he would take it only
from the hands of those for whom President Roose-
Loeb at OYSTER Bay D on
What do you think of Mr. Hughes as the can
ddate for the gOvernorshipH asked.
. Il think that Mr.. Hughes is a good man. was
the reply. However. / not committed him.
nor TO Governor Higgins, nor TO any other person
who has been mentioned for the nomination far
At q meeting of the Republican Association of
the 2lst Assembly District at the clubhouse No 151
Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn. last night rescIu-
candidate for Governor The association decided
during the meeting that IL would instruct tho
gates TO the coming Republican convention to vote
for Mr.. Hughes
Michael ]. Dady, who was present at the meeting
Endorsed Mr.. Hughes in speech TO the members.
He said. in part
We propose TO elect delegates to the state conven-
ton who shall represent this and other Assembly
districts. and not be delivered by any leader or
band OF leaders II Mr.. Hughes consents TO accept
the nomination he will not only receive a solid
delegation from this district, but a united delega-
ton from Kings County This would insure his
ton and insure the election of a Republican Gov
ernor, the election OF every Congressman. Senator
and a large number of the Assemblymen Of this
county. Mr. Woodruff this issue Will be beaten.
The present conditions in the Republican party de-
mand the nomination OF such man as Hughes.