New-York tribune., 1908-11-24

Martin H. Glynn. candidate for State Controller;
E. c. Sheedy, ]. ]. Harrington. T. E. Rush and
James Thompson, each 5000 John S. Whalen can
didate FOR Secretary of State, $3.50; Arthur H. Nc
Lean. S,5O0. and W. F. Rafferty,, s2o0
The following gave 81 0o0: George VI. Palmer.
candidate for Attorney General; Julius Hauser,
candidate for State Treasurer; II. H Lehman. John
Gerling. Louis Fuhrmann, Martin Ryan. James A.
Driscoll, Malley OBrien. James Owens. John ].
Hart, NJ. J. Leonard, Daniel Daily, Cornelius s.
Pinkney. John Quinn and Sidney Harris. Those
who contributed $500 each were John d. Crimmins,
Seymour Van Santvoord. Jacob z. Conkin Philip J.
Farley, George c. Ginther. r. 3. Van Cortland.
James Shevlin, NJ. Stanley, John c. HentZ. Jacob
Schwab W. s. Rode. Samuel A Bsardsley, James
K. MCGUIRE. Martin j. White. W. V. Cooke Martin
Wallace, Henry Schneider, Christopher Sullivan.
John Clougham Frank Goodwin. Thomas f. Smith
and Francis Burton Harrison. Other contributions
included: Ex-Judge D. Cady Herrick. 500. and
Richard Croker and Attorney General ". s. Jack
son. each 800.
OF the amount received about t155ooO distrib-
uted among the various county committees not in
cludng New York or Kings County.
FOLEY SPENT $500 ON COUNTY.
Joseph P. Day. treasurer of the New York Coun-
ty Democratic Committee certified that the COM
mittee received 3s2,Od and expended sss, 800, eav-
ing e balance of s3,151- Sheriff Thomas F. Foley
was the largest contributor. He gave 5000. Other
contributors were: George Ehret, James e Galf-
ney and Samuel Sanders, each $780, T. F. Nc
Avoy, J. j. Murphy, ]. F. Ahearn, D. Cohalan J.
J. Harrington and r. j. Couch, each 5000; T. P.
Sullivan. N. ]. Hayes NJ A. Rofran, Joseph D.
Carroll. Michael J. Scully and ]. J. Mccormick.
each $1,000: H. H Lehman, " J. Slattery, Joseph G.
Robins, John Lynn. Morgan J. OBrien Richard
Croker, jr, George ]. Kesser. Martin u. White.
Jacob Rupert, Thomas F. White, Thomas F.
Smith. D. j. Riordan. J. J. ODOnough and A L
Erlinger, each 81 900; Frederick De Barry & Co.
]. J. Haas, s. E. Bernheimer, George w. Plunkitt
James J. Martin, P. J. Gallagher j. D. Duffy, Peter
Doelger, Thomas Mulry, J. Schmidt, A McOwen,
Robert Tracey, Fred Gas and Robert E. Bowling
| each 500.
The Hughes Alliance OF New York filed a state
ment showing that it received during the
paign s15 1856 10, and expended s165Os. Andrew Car
negie heads the list of contributors with $500.
rhe report of the treasurer Of the state com,
mttee OF the Independence League showed that
| S19.269 So contributed for campaign expenses,
of which William r. Hearst gave, at various
times, sums totalling sn,9oo Arthur Brisbane con-
trbuted $3.50 Clarence Shearn. candidate for
Governor gave $500.
The Personal Liberty League the Taft-Hughes
League and a number Of other organizations failed
to file certificates, but the statements will be
ceived il filed within reasonable time.
The Association to Prevent Corrupt Practices a
Elections announced tonight that Republican
county organizations had failed TO file certificates
in Broome, Essex Seneca and Sullivan counties,
and Democratic committees in Cortland, Dutchess,
Essex Franklin, Herkimer Kings. Lewis, Nassau,
Oneida, Ontario, Orleans, Oswego Queens, scho-
marie. Seneca. Tioga- Ulster. Warren, Washington
and Wayne counties had likewise failed to comply
with the law. The Independence League party filed
county organization statements in only six Of the
counties.
In addition TO the report filed by Treasurer George
J. Smith of the Republican State Committee. Lu-
ther B. Little, formerly treasurer OF the commit
Tee fled A report covering ths financial transec-
tions Of the committee from the date OF the spring
convention until Mr. Smith succeeded Bir. Little as
treasurer
The report shows receipts 20 the amount of
Plumenthal & Co. a00o each by C. H. DueI and
Lewis / waldman, and $500 each by Franklin
Brown Albert R. Latson, John G. Wickser and
Chauncev NJ Depew Ten thousand dollars Of this
amount was expended in salaries and general e&-
penses and the balance was used for expenses in
cdental to the national convention.
The following letter to John p. Whalen, Secre-
tary of State was sent TO Albany on November :"
by George r. Sheldon, the treasurer OF the he-
publican National Committee. 1t given out last
night at the Union League Club by George II.
Terry who was connected with the treasurers s
office during campaign. In the letter MI Smell
don said:
beg to hand you herewith my statement as
trea sllrer of the Republican National committees
setting forth ip detail all contributors received pY
me- and accredited agents, together with sum-
maries of all expenditures made by me OF oy MY
While the period of twenty days provided I. by the the
law of New York has been. sufficient to enable me
ters # has not been sufficient 10 enable me to OBJ
tain and verify the items of expenditure from
ments viii reach me within the ten days. when
| will file with the detailed statement OF eA-
pendtures, of which, however, now furnish sum