The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
Chairman Hitchcock Is
 Going There.
FAIRBANKS TO TAKE STUMP
To Conduct Vigorous Campaign in
 Ohio, Also.
National Committee Ha. Promised To supply Whatever Speakers Are Necessary and to Furnish
 campaisn Funds.

Chicago. Ills, Sept. 2.-Chairman Hitchcock. of the Republican National Committee, decided today to visit In diana and Ohio on his return trip to New York.
 He will leave Chicago tomorrow night for Indianapolis and will confer with Vice President Fairbanks on Friday. He expects to leave the same evening for Toledo and will visit Mir. Taft on Middle Bass Island on Sat- urday. The Indiana situation is giv- ing the officials of the National Com mittee some concern and that State will receive special attention. James P. Goodrich, the chairman of the h. diana State Committee, has been in conference with Chairman Hitchcock several times in the last few days and he was anxious that the chairman stop before he returned to the East.
 Mir. Fairbanks intends to make a large number of speeches under the auspices of the Republican National Committee and Mir. Hitchcock will con committee and MT Hitchcock will confer with him about speaking dates. When Mir. Hitchcock meets Mir. Taft on sat urday, it is expected that all cause for friction over the management of the campaign In Ohio will be removed. The National Committee promised to supp ply whatever speakers are necessary and to conduct vigorous campaign in Ohio and the State. will be given It's full quota of funds in order to de- fray election campaign expenses
 Victor Rosewater. of Omaha. direc- tor of the literary bureau for the Western headquarters. returned to Chicago today from Nebraska where he went to take part in the State pri- maries. He expects to circulate the Republican text book throughout the West within the nexe week.
 New York Governoxship.
 New York, Sept. 2.--Untl the re turn of Chairman Hitchcock to He nnhiican national committee head ruarters here next week, Republican leaders stated tonight nj further de yelopments of an important natur' with regard to the gubernatorial situ alton may be anticipated. The ma tional chairman Is expected to take an active part in the question of Gov Hughes's renomlnation and his arriva is eagerly awaited by the State lead CTS.
 National committeeman Wm. L Ward said tonight that he had noth' ing to add to his statement to-day that President Roosevelt In declaring that Governor Hughes should be nom mated spoke only as a private citi' zen and that he was in no sense giv' ing orders to the party leaders.
 Mir. Ward said that many of thu leaders had told him that several can didates for Governor would be placed in nomination at Saratoga. The na. tional committeeman further stated that there would be no meeting oi State leaders or State committee prioI to the convention to discuss the-g gu bernatorial situation.
 State Chairman Woodruff and Her bert Parsons, Republican leader oi New York county, would say nothing tonight regarding the State situa- tion and Mr. Wards statement. Mr woodruff earlier in the day said that he stood by his statement of last Fri day in which he explained that 1t was for the people to decide through their delegates in convention how the State ticket should be made up.