New-York tribune., 1909-10-29
BANNARD GAINING
EXPECTS BIG MARGIN.
attorney General Wickcrsham
to SpeGE Here.

Otto r. Barnard IS coming into ths last
stretch OF the campaign with a strong con-
viction Of his election. He has stood the
heat OF the race well. and Is running strong
er every hour. He expects to beat Gsynor
by from 1000 to 5000 and Hearst by 10000.
Discussing some calculations that he has
made. President Parsons of the Republican
County Committee. said last night:
"Bannards great pluraiities will, OF
course, come from the Republican districts.
In the Mayoralty campaign OF 1905 WINS
got only half Of the Republican vote there.
That saved Mcclellan. McCleIIan's percent
ege In these districts was IS, Iyinss so and
Hearsts 50.
I'm 1896, when Hearst ran for Governor
en- the Tammany ticket as we'll as on his
own ticket. he got only 30 per cent of the
vote. or per cent more than he got in
1905. Hughes that year got 60 per cent OF
the vote In that territory. Tammany saved
only per cent of the 3s per cent that Nc
Clellan got the year before. Hughes got
the other 80 per cent, and Barnard will
get it this year, as well as the 80 per cent
Mr.. WINS got.''
One Of the most important meetings to-
night will be held in Durland's Riding
Academy, 66th street and Central Park
West, at which Mr.. Barnard and other
candidates will be present, George w.
Wickershain United States Attorney Cen
eral, will come from Boston expressly to
address this meeting.
William B. Fuller, Of the II. p. Claan
Company. said yesterday that the Barnard
sentiment among the employees OF the COM
pany had been growing steadily since the
opening Of the campaign.
"Gaynor has constantly lost ground" he
said. My canvass shows that every one
who intended to vote for him originally
now intends to support Barnard. The
Hearst men are convinced that Barnard
offers their only chance to beat Tammany.
and are going TO support the fusion nomi-
rec for Mayor
Ninety per cent OF the employees Of Clar-
ence Whitman & Co.. both in the sales
room and in the factory, are going to vote
for Barnard. 'I am told that all the men
who supported Hearst in 1895 are for Ban
nard this year." said Mr.. Whitman last
night.
A poll of four hundred printers shows
Hearst running third. while the Barnard
vote is twice that for Gaynor In one
small factory all OF the thirty hands are
going to vote for Barnard.
sons of the Republican County Committee
President DOoling OF the Board of Eiec-
tions corrected the order in which the
Democratic candidates for Municipal Court
justice in the Cd District went on the bal
lot, Mr.. Dooling had at first placed the
name of Leonard A Snitkin before that OF
Benjamin Hoffman, which was the reverse
OF the order in which the nominations were
filed. The Republican nominations went on
the ballot with Jacob Frank first and VIII
lam Blau second.
II is believed that many Democrats viii
want to cut SRitktn tor Blau, but they
could not have done It had the two names
been on the same limo. MIR. Parsons called
Mr.. Dooling's attention to the fact that it
was necessary to print the candidates in
the order of fling their certificates, which
was Hoffman first and Snitkin second Mr.
Dooling needed the protest and changed
the order to comply with the law.
Republican meetings to-day and to-mor-
row follow:
TO-DAY. NOON.
Sixteenth street and Broadway-Dr I. Z. Fein-
berg and Frank KeciC.
Eighth street and BroadWay- Messrs. Barnard,
Prendereast. McAneny, George H. Bruce,
Frank Hendricll and Joseph W. spencer
No. AZ HFoadway-WilIam \. PrendeTgast, J.
V. V. Olcott and Joseph +. Sheffield.
TONIGHT.
Camp Barnard. I49th street and Third avenue
w, NJ Chandler Francis Knowles. W. b.
HuobeI ana w NJ, Ha!L ~
Fusion Camp, No 9l9 East I3sth street
George II. Bruce, James X. Sheffield, J. II.
Camp Barnard. l25th street and Third avenue
John Purroy Mitchell. ]. V. V. OIcott j. H.
Davenport and Z. w. Kelsey.
Camp Barnard, No. 1347 Boston ROAD. Y.
Campbell. Henry Hertzbrgn and 5. +. Peary.
Croton Casino. 16sth street. The Bronx-Messrs.
Barnard, Whitman and Mitchell
Amsterdam Opera House. No. 3i4 West 44th
street-Messrs Barnard, Prendergast. Whit
man, Mitchell, McAneny. Grifenhagen, c. o.
Mass and A Y. Campbell.
Durlands. 66th street end Central Park West
Wiehersham. United States Attorney Gen
Linn Bruce, and John Clanin. presiding
Yorhvie Casine-Messrs. Bannard McAneny, c
f. Colgsn and William Armstrong.
Empire Hall, l16th street and Eighth avenue
Messrs. Bannarl. PrendeTgast, Whitman,
Mitchell, McAneny. George II. Bruce and
Terrace fyceum. No 2Oo East Rroadwav--
Messrs. Barnard, Whitman. Mitchell and
Star Casino, 1O7th street and Lexington avenue
MessFs RannaTd PTenderSast. Grifenhagen
>, s. K0eniE, W. NJ. Chandler and y. A.
Spring ana Lafayette street-Messrs. Barnard
T'rendergast and Whitman.
Spring and Lafayette streets-Messrs. Bannard
frendergast, Whitman. Grifenhagea. Ne
Aneny Lloyd Sfiseom. James and March.
NO. S3t West SBth streot-Messrs. Barnard
Whitman and MeAHeny.
W oIlky's ian, NO lO3 East Odd street-AIessrs
Barnard, Whitman Dana and Nicou
BentI Hall, No. 2G39 Eighth avenue-AIessr-
Rannara Whitman. NIcAneuy. Grifenhagen
Robert p. Bell. +, j. sullivan and John W.
Armstrong.
Imperial LyceuT. Both street and 50 avenue
Messrs. Barnard Grifenhagen. Schneider l.
J. Sullivan, Isaac Fuld and Gustave Hart
No 80 West 14th s,rest--Mes,rs n,,,c,.1
PrendersoSt McAneny and Joseph Tausek.
TOMORROW NOON
West and Bsthune streets-Messrs. Barnard and
A. =. Eagan ~''u
street and Broadway-Montague les
ser w. G Davis and W. A. burlington.
Eighth street and Northumberland Nass
Charles w. Anderson and {. g. Hunt
no. az Broadway-GeOrge r. Bruce IA "
HoitZhauer' G z. coiligan and =. Hendrlck
NIGHT.
Camp Barnard. 149th street and Third aveDu.
Job ~ Hedges Charles W. Anderson and II.
Fusion Camp, No 3I3 East 19Sth st,aa, rr
stmS9n Charles Anderson, Montague Lesser
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