Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-02

State treasurer-Robert ]. Whaley Of
Flint.
Auditor general-William F. Montague
of Kalamazoo.
Attorney general-James G.. Tucker Of
Coleman.
Superintendent of public instruction-W
Sherman Lister of Ionia.
Land commissioner. W. Tierney of
ROScOmmon.
Member state board of education-Jus-
tin r. Whiting of Jackson.
Justice of supreme court to fill vacancy
Mark Norris of Grand Rapids.
Presidential electors at large-John c.
Mershon of Saginaw; John E. Bible of
Ionia.
VAHEY IS NAMED
With scarcely jar in its proceedings
the Massachusetts democratic state con-
vention nominated a state ticket, chose
sixteen presidential electors, and adopted
resolutions which advocate tariff. labor
and state administration reforms. The
state ticket follows:
Governor-James H. Valley WATERFOWL
Lieutenant gOvernor-Charles ]. Barton,
Melrose.
Secretary Of state-James A. Aylward,
Cambridge.
Treasurer and receiver general-Erwin
H. Kennedy, Pittsfield.
Audtor-Simeon Viger. Lawrence.
Attorney general-JOhn A. Thayer,
Worcester.
The presidential electors at large are
Richard Olney. Boston, and James Z. Cot
! ter. Hyde Park.
HEARST'S TRAIN LATE
! Many persons who packed the skating
rink at Albuquerque. n. NJ, to hear Will
| liam r. Hearst were disappointed he
did not arrive until :45 pm. because of
| train delays. He will deliver his speech
crowd THE Republican Square Deal
| gram of the national irrigation congress
for a speech at the afternoon session.
GARFIELD ON STUMP
James r. Garfield, Secretary of the
Interior, last night addressed a large
crowd on THE Republican Square Deal"
| at Richmond, Ind. He urged the people
! to vote for Mr.. Taft and not for the
gentle dreamer from Nebraska. He ap-
pealed to the laboring men to consider
which of the candidates has shown him
| self to be their best friend. He also
| spoke Of the guarantee Of bank deposits
| and Of the tariff.
HUGHES ON MANHATTAN
| Gov. Charles E. Hughes made a rapid
campaign trip through Manhattan and
Bronx borouehs late yesterday and last
| night. upon his return from Baltimore
earlier in the day. His first meeting was
| in Earl Hall of Columbia University
| campus, at 4 pm, where the students
| and their friends gave the governor a
genuine college welcome.
| In the evening, after dinner, the real
hard work Of the day was begun. Begin
ming at Mckinley square, in the Bronx.
| the governor in automobile traversed
| the length of Manhattan Island. speaking
at five widely separated points and fin
| ishinS at q meeting on the lower East
| Side.
Everywhere the governor was received
| by enthusiastic crowds. while fireworks.
! red fire. marching clubs and bands told
| the people of New York that the repub-
| lican campaign had begun in real earnest.
SHAW ENTERS FIGHT
The republican campaign was opened
in Connecticut last night with a ma
/, meeting at which Leslie n. Shaw. for
mer Secretary of the Treasury, was the
principal speaker Mr.. Shaw in thu course
| of his remarks said that he praised Mr..
Bryan for his elocEence. but lamented
| his dearth OF logic and the impractical bill
| ity of his remedies for the evils he de-
nounced as the result Of Tepublican.srn.
CHANLER REBUKES CONNERS-
In accepting at Rokeby, the ancestral
Chanler estate. twenty miles from New
York, the nomination Of the democratic