New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

Win the promotion Of the Detroit & Lima North
ern Railway Company Mr.. Ingalls, was asked
Wei. I do not know much about that and
anyway I do not talk about IT."
DO you think that pressure will be brought TO
bear on Governor Haskell to resign from the com
nittee?''
L can't say" replied Mr.. ingalls, but know
that would resign II I were in his place Mr.
Bryan has always had aareputation for running
clean campaign. There is plenty OF time for
Governor Haskell to dsprove the stories after the
campaign
Mr.. ingalls, said he did not want to talk about
the situation in Ohio. but he thought that through
out the country the sentiment for Bryan was
growing.
One of the first things that Chairman Mack did
yesterday TO send the following message TO
President Roosevelt:
Theodore Roosevelt, Oyster Bay:
jnr Tba+ VI AZ ne new aorK Trlpune oT t1s q15g,rf lp
chairman cha of the Republican state COMMITTEES in
out from oyster re BaE. ,s~ WHICH MI "001-
Incidentally the President remarked that he
considered II significant that 5000, 600 has been
found IN the treasury Of the Democratic party after
tionaI campaign that the partys treas sury was re.
Seivirg nothing from corporations; and further.
because II was announced at the time of the eIec
ton ton thet the treasury was empty The Presidens @
large sum of money should turn up after Mr has
Na. K. was apponted treasurer OF the Denoc'aH'
II YOU are quoted correctly: no doubt you have have
in mind the publication in The New York AInerl- Aa
cratic National COMMITTEE received 100000 from
left over fro the i54 campagn This at that
time empha ticaily denied when brought TO my
not a word Of truth IN this statement nave @ noI
one else connected with the last campaign: neiIe N
has any one connected with the DeTnocIaauc Na-
desire to Correct what seemed to be an
impression in your mind
When it was called TO Chairman Macks attention
that he had not denied that $4,000 had been re-
nj
ernor Haskell became treasurer of the committee
he Immediately enlarged his denial to cover that
We haven't received than 5000 from any
one source" he said. except from The Commoner
and two daily newspapers, which raised the money
bv popular subscription. The fund from The Com
rnoner' amounts TO about $4,000 and each of the
two newspapers referred to have sent in something
over 5000 each. Al least Is per cent OF all the
money we have received has come in in small
amounts by popular subscription No STANDARD Oii
money has been solicited or received.
Mr. Mack would not say just what amount OF
money had been raised so far but declared that
the amounts and the sources from which 1t has
come would be made public October Is
The message sent 10 the President by Mr. Bryan
tickled Chairman Mack He entirely ecIpsed my
message to the President" said the chairman
smiling, and glad of it
Regarding the statement Of President Roosevelt
published yesterday Chairman Mack said:
II is very evident. from Mr. Rooseyelts state.
raents. that both Mr.. Hitchcock ana MI, ar ar
no longer active factors in the campaign DIT Mt
Roosevelt practically repudiates both men Fresl-
dent Roosevelt is running the carnpalgn ne tas f
NOT only assumed the place Of his cand1oaIe IoI
but he has also taken MI f1itClI
cocks place: is the entire Republican NaIlona.!.
Committed the board Of strategy, the ADVISORY
board and has placed himself in every other posi-
ton where big stick" methods rule
There was an important meeting of the Eastern
Campaign Committee in the room Of Chairman
Mack late yesterday afternoon. It was said that
general detail plans for the campaign were dis
he VIZ
committees Those present were Robert 5 Huds-
peth. chairman: John J. Kennedy. secretary;
George V Greene of Rhode Island; Melbert B.
Cary Of Connecticut; James Kerr, Of Pennsyl-
vania: John T McGraw, Of West Virginia; j. r.
c Talbot Of Maryland: Willard salisbury, OF
Delaware: J. Taylor E2yson, of Virginia; John j
Delanv Of New York; Mayor James Martin or
New Haven: Herman Ridder, Of New York; John
Quinn Of New York: Governor Higgins Of Rhode
Island Homer S. Cummings. of Connecticut; john
ston Cornish. Of New Jersey; ex-Justice Augustus
Van Wyck OF New York and John Fox, of New