New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
BANNARD By 10000
BENNET'S ESTIMATE.
Says Rest Of Fusion Ticket
VII 10 an by 100000.

Otto T. Barnard by not less than twenty
thousand plurality. and the remainder of
the fusion city and county ticket by not
less than . hundred thousand plurality
was the announcement OF Congressman
Bennet. Mr.. Bannard's campaign manager,
sfter a session OF the executive committee
q the Republican County Committee, helo
yesterday afternoon in the Fifth Avenue
Building.
Congressman Bennet had made this pre-
diction earlier. but after the meeting he
said that the various district leaders re-
ports had been carefully gone over. ana
he had been authorized 10 confirm the
fgures.
AIR. Bannards election is looked on as a
certainty BY Herbert Parsons. president OF
the county committee. and this in spite OF
the efforts Of other candidates TO belittle
his chances
There has been constant ard delIb-
crate EFFORT all through this campaign 10
mislead the anti-Tammany electorate
said President Parsons. first 10y the state
ment that Barnard was going 90 withdraw
there never was any foundation for that
statement. but il suited Tammany's pur-
poses-and. secondly. by the effort that is
even now being made TO mislead the anti
Iammany voters as to which candidate
the anti-Tammany vote IS going to-"
The fusion managers viii announce a
definite forecast on all the borOughs, based
on careful poll OF sentiment at an early
date
The meeting OF the executive committee
yesterday afternoon Was one continual
buzz OF harmony and congratulation. and
every one agreed that the only fight left
in the campaign was on the head OF the
ticket The fusion ticket city and county.
they declared, is as good as elected.
Public Service Commissioner John J..
Eustis sent in a letter, to headquarters de-
claring that the disruption OF the Demo-
cratic organization in The Bronx had as
sured the election OF Cyrus c. Miller by
large plurality.
As Congressman Bennet put Il, More
people are becoming acquainted with Mr.
Barnard every day. and fast as they
meet him the votes for him are piling up.
Anybody who thinks that a vote for Ban
nard is vote thrown away is wrong and
very wrong He viii be elected by upward
VI 5000 plurality"
Chairman Parsons was equally optimistic,
basing his calculations on the figures OF
Hughes's victories
Experimentation meetings to-day ana
TOMORROW are;
TO-DAY-NOON
Eleventh avenue and 9th sJreet-AIr. Ban
nard, A S. Ea6an and ". w lie Point
Sixteenth street and Broadway-A. T.
COnklin. II. H Childers and A. A Jordan.
Eighth street and BroadWay-M +.
Schneider, " II. MichalIs, Oscar 3. Nireh
and j. Perdue.
No. 4l2 Broadway-Mr. Prendergast, c. L.
Coiiigan and Irwin Kurtz
NIGHT
Camp Barnard ls9th street and Third
Bvenue-Mr. Prendergagf, Jesse J. Gold
berg and Judge q: T Moore.
Fusion Camp, No 37S East lSSth street
Coligan and n. A. Prendergast
Camp Banmard, 125th street and Eighth
avenue-W. +. Schneider, Isaac Fulda, O.
B. Wiren and William Armstrong.
LenOX Assembly Rooms, No. 255 Second
avenue-Mr Barnard, Mr PrendergRst, Mr..
Whitman, Mr. Mitchell, Carl HauseT, George
MeAneny and DR. L W. Feinberg.
No. 26o Hudson street-Mr. Barnard. Mr..
Shea, Mr. Feinberg and W. Il. Wadhams.
No. 2S4 East Slst streef-Mr. Whitman.
Mr. Grifenhagen, Frederick A. Ware and
No lSs7 Boston Road-Robert D. Ireland,
". B. Dobbs and Joseph Tausek
O-MORROW-NOON.
Sixteenth street and Broadway-Gustaye
Hartman, Hector 81. Hitchings and w. 5.
MlChails.
Eighth street and Broadway-Dr / w
feinberE. William Armstrong and A. Par
No. sle Broadway-Max s. Cirifenhagen.
H. Porter. Oscar 3. Wiren and Leopold
NIGHT
Camp Barnard, 149th street and Third
aYenue-c. ". Miller. A ". Campbell, /.
J. Obermeyer and {. +. COlligan.
Fusion Camp. No. 373 East l3sth street
n. Linn Bruce. Frank Moss, j. T New
combe and II. N Hitchings.
No 240 West 18th street-AIr. Whitman.
Mr.. Grtfenhagen and ". L. Schneider
Fortg-eighth street and Eleventh avenue
Mr.. Barnard c. r. Abbott and John W.
Armstrong.
Progress Assembly Rooms, No 2S TO q
Avenue A-Mr. Barnard. AIr Whitman.
Mr.. GTifenhagea. Mr.. Hodges and Carl
Hauser.
Lexington HAL. No. lu9 East 10th street
MI Barnard. Nj. Whitman Mr. Prender-
CAST and Nj. Grlfenhasvn
Lafayette Hall, Eighth aveuue-Ar Ban
nard. Mr. Prendergast, Nj Whitman Nfr
Mitchell. Mr. McAneny and Mr Grifen-
hagen
Pacific Eali. No. ~ East broadway
y hltinah- IA J. SCHNEIDER ana Carl
HauseT.
No. 627 Madison avenue-Afr McAnenv
and Alr Whitman
No. 75S Eighth ayenue-Mr. whitman Mr
MeAneny. Mr Grifenhagen. Sidney Ross