New-York tribune., 1908-08-01

the
ground to hear the call of the people for two Years
more of the administration of Governor Hughes.
THE OPPOSITION ELEMENT.
From The Utica Herald Dispatch
The opposition to the nomination Of Governor
that does not stand well in the esteem Of the ne
pie of New York State. ~
PORTER REPUBLICANS WITH HIM.
From The Lockport Journal
That Governor Hughes will be renominated for
and Porter Republican, (Representatfve Por
ter is the Independent Republican leader is with
his nomination.
STATE NEEDS HIM
From The New York Examiner (BaptsD.
1t now remains for the plain people who love
and admire the Governor for his frmness in the
known. If they, do, Governor Hughes will be nom
e e G + y deE d8 be but
up to find their faVorite out of the running. The
Hughes and every effort should be made to
It for him.
HIS AVAILABILITY.
From The Philadelphia Press
Governor Hughes is regarded throughout the
strength of the Republican party. Had he not
made it so emphatcally known that he would not
have been nominated for Vice President the
did the great body of delegates to the national
convention consider him From the same point OF
again this year is not any less
LETTING OTHERS DO THE WORRYING.
From The Watertown Times
1t isn't worrying Governor Hughes any whatever
the does, but il Is worrying the leaders
who do not want him, but must obey popular sentt-
ment and it is worrying the voters somewhat for
fear they may be tricked out of the opportunity
of voting for the man of their choice.
But the people have their usually. and we
judge they will this time
PUBLIC MUST RISE.
From The New York Evening Post
The public must rise w now e to prevent prev the sdf
contemporaries of independent character, Repub-
proved M Mr. Hughes's denomination viii join us in
urging their readers to let the bossss understand
not what the real sentiment of the state s-of that
they are aware-but that the people are not to be
trired with in the interests OF the machine and
its pr0itbearing schemes
A RELIGIOUS PAPERS VIEWS
From Christian Work
Besides direct primaries. the Governors re-elec-
ton should insure the Massachusetts ballot,
near the New York state constitution will allow
sions and the extension of their authority to tee-
graph and telephone comPanies: ana 1he apP0im ns
ance Kelsey whose term expires on feoruary II.
viii the reforms which should have resulted from
the insurance investigation ne secured 10 the pee"
Pile of New York and OF the United States
WHAT FAssETT SAYS HE THINKS.
From the Binghamton Republican
/ has
in The EImra Advertiser saving that. apart from
his public utilities bill and apart from his antirace-
ifiIf snd that now and hereafter there will be
othing he advocates requiring particular puphc
And he says that Governor Hughes's denomination
1aka ana will make the state doubtful for Talt
such utterancee thorouhly dscredlted by tue
people Of good sense IN flihiIa
THE GOVERNOR AS \ CAMPA1GNER
From The Utica Press.
Concedfng the unpopularity Of Governor Hughes
with the machine politicians or MS paLtS 'oiISeu
ing that several hundred racetIack gaihpiets' D03h
hecause he sought to make the laws OF tle state
and the constitution OF the s'Hte @ natIiioiliA' @ ~
ought TO be remembered that Tor every one y!
these who will vote against nam on tLls aS'o"l'
there viii be dozen who Will vote Tor MN on
the same account To turn MN uo"h any any l,
denomination which he has shid ne "E"iu t ~ " 20
ne a bfg indenendent vote which can neither De
bought nor buncoed Another thng lne tIS 41ss6 b @
remember and 1t Is thai Coy ,mnaie6ers and
stTmn speakers this state ever saw Fall9re 10
renomnate Governor Hughes Is an oPen tua,,c anu S
urgent invitation for the state ~ so
WARNING TO POLITICIANS
From The Warwick On. " Advertiser
Governor Hughes has again become a factor IN
the affairs OF the state by expressing HIniseII as
ranoTds a renonnat on fO- the high office he now
holds He has made record as Governor such as
inspires the confidence of the people IN ms @ an?
his honesty his courage, ana TOT tHe REFORMS n
fas fostered The people of the state are with him
and they will doubtless demand that ne pc given
another term II they do, IL Wouid oe the mos
onnns,tton 70 his denomination. He has met with
opposition but IL most largely centred In a
class of people who rarely ever rner HU.T % The men
who And their choice OF a representative embodied