New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
BANNARD'S QUIET DAY
NOTIFIED BY HUNDRED,
Laughs at HearSf-Gaynor Dispute
Coming Meetings.

rfto T Fsnna-6 F2en,,blican and fusion oaadi-
date for Mayor, put in a quietly busy day yester-
6av and torped II on with an oven quieter even
iuc his first real evening o. rest since his nouina
tion- No meetings was the slogan Of Congressman
Eennet. his campaign manager. because last night
was the last for registration. and Il was hz-'red
that the meetings would possibly keep some one
away from registration
AT the headquarters OF the Committee Of one
Hundred Ar. Barnard. with the other candidates
OF The fusion ticket were notified Yesterday Of
their Endorsement and nomination. IN reply Mr.
Barnard made chsracteristicaIly short and pithy
address. saving that he approved tho fusion plat
form and valued The committees approval
Mr. Barnard asked yesterday whether he
thought The methods Of The men who endeavored
10 make trouble fer him al the church meeting on
sunday night indicated desperation the part Of
Tammany, bur ne laughed il of, and said their e.
forts were ridiculous.
j recognized Jimmie Ha-ar." said Mr.. Bannard.
and he had some professional interupters there.
and their indignation that political meeting
should be held in q church amusing.
The Hearst-Gaynor controversy Mr. Barnard ais9
viewed as sddins 10 the gayety Of the city. and
when that LED up question as 10 whether he
would consent 10 have his fusion candidate assoc
GATES speak from the same platform as Nj Hearst.
he expressed The heartiesl approval Of such
course.
How do You think the Hearst campaign viii af-
feet things" ne asked Of The reporters. and al
most without waiting FOR a reply, he smiled again
and expressed the opinion that il would certainly
be sure 70 carry IN the rest the fusion ticket
Il consented cheerfullv that an my associates
should he placed on the Hearst ticket" he said
and each man viii be The best judge Of his own
actions. and 7 hope every one VIII be elected.
Bsnuards big smile was much in evidence around
his headquarters yesterday. and il grew even more
genial when John }. Morey. Of the United Railway
Mems Organization. showed W with active plans
for the beEinning Of the labor campaign for Ban
nard Mr.. Morey with his committee Of twelve.
took Up headquarters Yesterday in the Fifth Ave
nue. Building. Room ll6s. and made plans which
included the detailing NJ speaker 70 each meeting
Of lodge or local union between now and election
70 tell the laborinS men Nj Bannard's stand on
labor questions. and urge their support OF him
The Barnard Labor and Railway Men Cam
paign Committee Is The title OF the Organization.
and il represents thirty-ive hundred men, engaged
il various branches n railway work. including
steam surface and electric, who iu turn represent
1hirty-fve thousand railway employees N the greater
city. labor delegates viii he invited visit the
committees headquarters and register their re-
quests for speakers or Information The United
Railway Mems Organization appointed The com
u1itIee hy resolution an meeting held last week
Hereafter. at Mr.. Raunard's headquarters. the
hour from z.s5 70 5-45 p wiu he the public hour.
instead Of rom g oCfock. heretofore Men
OF an classes and political faiths are taking advan-
Il this hour daily 70 satisfy themselves as 10
The candidates stand on many points. ana the or
porrunity thus definitely 10 interrogste and meet
the candidate Is making hit with an.
IC-1lEnT MI Barnard VIII MAKE an hiIffIl't'li~
tour and deliver speeches Al Camp Barnard, 18Th
street and Third avenue al the Liberal Republican
CIun, No 45s West 155th street. and At the West
SIDE Republican Club. Sd street and Broad way
For WEDNESDAY night another automobile tour with
numerous speeches scattered il. on The lower East
Side. is the programme, while On Thursday night
M Barnard VIII SPEAK al three meetings IN
BROOKLYN. Scheduled meetings al which M Ban
nard and others viii speak during the next few
GAYS are;
THIS EVENING
camp Barnard. l4qth street and Third avenue
Crro Barnard. William A. PranoerEsst. J0ln Purroy
Mitchell Charles Whitman and cyrus Miller
cidste President rhe Borough ~ The Bronx
West SlCe Republican club. 40 -a01 Broadway. AZ
Ssd Ftreet-Orro r. Barnard William A. PrenderEeSt-
Tahu Furrov Mitchell Charles s Whitman Walter II.
chandler and FLORENCE J. sullivan Committee 4
one Hundred. 1f-n street and BrcacWaEt4eorge
aEcArerv candidate for President ~ rhe Borough ~
Mantatran. and g. r CofEau Corrnirree OF one
75undred so 100 East Broadway Bernard Robinson
and I. Taserh- Liberal club 80 40 West 155+n
Efreet-ortc 7. Barnard. John E Boscher, candidate
Tor Alderman. and Fred A. Higgins, candidate Tor
AEsernhlErI
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER -
Camp BarnErd-2-aN CiriferhaEen. candidate for
Register Carl Hauser and Martin SAKE James O.