New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
RhGADES3 feR FOR 3ANNARD
BANKERS ENDORSEMENT.
Election ETperts Figure Republican
Candidate Winner.

Persons who have made a study of election fig
ures for many years believe they see an excellent
chance for the election OF Otto T Barnard. the
fusion candidate for Mayor.
To SUMMARIZE briefly what has been worked out
IN more detail: So far be there is no
reason TO doubt that Mr. Barnard will get the
fun Republican vote. II Bannard's vote should
approach the vote that Governor Hughes got here
In 1906. when he running against Hearst. his
election would probable, they argue. II is
inquired that Hearst ought TO get somewhere near
the vote his candidates for Court of Appeals got
In 1907, running against Republican and Democratic
nominees. If this vote be taken away from the
vote that Hearst got Democratic candidate for
Governor in 1906, it would indicate the defeat
of Justice Gaynor
This is to be week of whirlwind campaigning
for the Republican and fusion forces. Over one
hundred meetings in the interest of the fusion
ticket will be held in this county each night. except
Sunday until the end of the campaign. In ad-
diton to eight ten large meetings. arranged by
the speakers bureau of the county committee. two
truck loads OF speakers will be at work in each
of the thirty-fve Assembly districts. under the
direction Of the respective district leaders.
In addition TO these the Republican Club is send
ing out fifteen speakers trucks each night. Two
camps in The Bronx and two in Harlem will have
meetings each night and three noon meetings have
been arranged for each business day.
The two big meetings of the, week. arranged
far. will be the Carnegie Hall meeting OF the
Republican Club. on Wednesday night. at which
ex-Nfayor Low is preside. and the Cooper Union
meeting Of the Barnard Campaign Club, on Satur-
day night. The latter is 10 be particularly by and
for independent Democrats.
lawyers club is being formed under the
spices Of the Barnard Campaign Club. Hundreds
Of requests have been received from lawyers for
chance to work against Justice Gaynor They COM
plain of what they call his discourteOus and unfair
treatment of lawyers for years. declare that it
indicates exactly the OF treatment that citizens
may expect from him Mayor should he be
elected
committee of ten, made up of representatives
Of the FIVE railway brotherhoods. called Con-
gresham Bennett yesterday to say they had in
dorsed Mr.. Barnard for Mayor.
John Harsen Rhoades, the banker. made the fol-
lowing argument for the election of Mr.. Ban
nard last night in statement issued by him. He
said:
To administer the AFFAIRS of this great city-this
and economy makes imperative the services of the
of the corporation. in addition to possessing the
aforesaid attributes should be a man of business
For the first time in years the citizens of the city
Der to cast their Votes for such man Otto T
Barnard is honest able and economical, and has
also a philanthropist and friend of the poor
plan of remedial measures before the election viii
be disappointed He is man who believes INN, In in
about He is q man Of de deeds; & not words; % -ss.r+
chaotic state the situation demands that We for
get party friction, and that we remember only the
welfare OF the city the cause for which he stands;
Maen tne saIrs 0I @ mare sre IN SS
/ and so with the city Of New York It is in need
new president and complete reversal Of policy:
baTs there Sea1 ony on nf their savings their ali nVested
in the bonds of the city OF New York Little do
!sfg ae FssgS manepa mqn sna
cial webeing Of the city Of New York is of vital
Importance 10 the man OF thrift
Meetings under the auspices of the Republican
/ County Committee
TO-DAY
Broadway and 18th street-commtte. Of 100 (noon).
william 4sTs snd asGe Brosdy and sh
street Cnoon). George MeAueny Carl Hsuser and
star Casino 1o3sR E stree: and Ls1,nstO%9 % sg.nus
Whitman. Max S GIfenhasen. George MeAneny. Job
Loih Building 15Sfh street and Amstsrd9@ avenue
Otto T Barnard william a PTsndsTgast: Jon Hedges
camp Barnard. 14ath street and Third avenue. John
Fusion camp. Nc s78 East lash street Charles
camp Barnard. I25th street and Eighth avenue
Charles S Whitman, Carl Hauser and William NJ
Progress Republican Club No 40 Second avenue
Florence Sullivan ss:'" and Jesse ] eoId6eTg
street. NJ E. Applebaum Joseph Tausek and A Jor-
/ Committee Of 100 No. 1875 East Broadway. E X
Kelsey r V Mathews and Alfred Hardy
TOMORROW.
Merchants campaign League opening, No 4i2 Broad
way noon' Otto T Barnard Charles s scheretn Isaac
! Eighth and Broadway moon. william A
dergast g E. Coligan W w La Point ME-, -.
noon. Otto 7. Bannard, George McAneuy Charles s.
/ Whitman,
/ Majestic Hail. l25th street Otto T Ban
nard. charles S whitman William F. Schneider. NJ
/
Maennerchor Hall. Third avenue seth
T. Barnard William A Prendergast Charles s Whit
/ man $ : Koenig
National Bohemian Hall No s21 East 7sd street Otto
! r Barnard John Purroy Mitchell George McAneny
/ Charles s Whitman Hauser
Harlem Casino l24th street and Seventh
7 Barnard. William 4 Prendergast John Purrov
Mitchell. George McAneny Max Grifenhagen William
| F. Schneider, Richard H. Smith. Emanuel Eschwege
I presides
Camp Barnard and Third avenue Charles
( : Whitman. o F Lewis. James H.
Fusion Camp. No. 373 East 1S6th street. Walter NJ
John s.. Shea. l.. J. ObermeyeT W. c. Davis
Camp Barnard 125th street and Eighth avence Julius
| NJ. Mayer. Max s. Grifenhagen Joseph F. Perdue