New-York tribune., 1909-10-13
W0RKERSF0R BANNARD
MANY OFFER SERVICES.
Labor Rallies to Support Of Whole
Fusion Ticket.

T. Barnard and the ether members of the fusion
ticket yesterday Men representing more than
twenty different crafts visited the offices of the
Barnard Labor and Railway Mems Campaign Com
mittee. in the Fifth Avenue Building and offered
their services in the good cause.
THE outlook IS exceptionally bright" said John
J. Morey. of the United Railway Mems Organiza-
tion. who is at the head Of the committee I'VE
are not looking labor leaders business agents
the who claim TO be able TO deliver so many
votes. We do not want anything delivered. We
want 10 so out in the shop and the factory, among
labor men everywhere. and convince them that the
fusion ticket is the best support. We expect
TO have in the various crafts who will work
for the success OF the ticket among their fellows.
They get more votes in a quiet way than the
walking delegates"
Mr. Barnard promptly and effectuaIly squelched
3 campaign canard yesterday. 1t that the
National Employment Association a philanthropio
organization Of which he is director had engaged
in the business of furnishing strike breakers.
There is not word OF truth in that said the
candidate. with OF those quiet smiles which
shows how little false statement affect him.
'The board Of directors of organization met
last April. and II decided that we should not
under any circumstances send men to take the
places of strikers. There politics in that.
I was not thought of a candidate at that
time"
AS 10 whether the organization ever got jobs for
men who did not belong TO unions. Mr.. Barnard
said that il never concerned itself with the Ques-
ton. The object Of the society was to get en-
poyment for the thousands of idle men who were
in sore need Of work It was a philanthropy and
that was all there was TO IT.
Mr.. Barnard refused to comment on the charges
made against Justice Gaynor by William NJ. WINS
in Carnegie Hall on Monday night.
Republican leaders much pleased the
registration when they came to analyze the fig
ures. The total figures do not show the normal
increase for this year, but examination of the
record made by the various districts shows
siderable falling of in the Democratic districts
below 14th street. This pleased President Parsons
OF the County Committee. it is evidence to him
that the personal registration law is having its
effect
last year in the registration in the districts south
OF 18th street OF 10000. There falling off IN
the Democratic vote OF 1890. The Shearn vote was
1900. while the Republican vote increased by 5000
That left a Democratic vote OF 1000 OF the pre-
vious year unaccounted for Mr.. Parsons says he
accounts for it by the new laws.
In denying a published story that that he
connected with a small taxpayers association
which had made protest against the Endorsement
OF William A. PTendergast for Controller, William
J. Coombs, former Democratic member Of Con-
gress from Brooklyn. the fusion candl-
date for Controller yesterday follows:
The, results that you have accomplished as Reg
business with your office. and no one can be found
loday VINO San justly cFlIc!se your eIlClehcy anu
ity in the organization Of the forces Under you
that instead Of repreSenting 1hs interests your
~ VIZ 80 o3@+Sca -, ~ ints-sets ~ tbs
people
The Barnard Campaign Club is preparing TO
open its campaign with a bang tonight. The
meeting at the assembly rooms in the United
Charities Building, No. 10s East I'D street VIII
be preceded by a parade. This IS expected TO be
the largest of its kind IN the campaign. II viii
form IN West 47th street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, at o'clock. Shannons sd Regiment
1a1ao fforfa
viii march from the Yale, Harvard. Princeton and
Columbia clubs, well from other social or
ganizations in the club district Several thousand
men VIII be in line with torches red fire and
transparencies o; various kinds.
IN addition Mr. Barnard who Will be the
principal speaker, speeches viii be made by Henry
L Stimson. Robert Grier Monroe and Paul Fuller
A letter from Jacob Ris viii be read
Meetings under the direction Of the Republican
Campaign Committee and the speakers for to-
night and tomorrow night follows
TO-DAY.
Committee of One Hundred. 18th street and
Broadway, noon-George McAneny' Irwin huTtz,
G0iuba College P motfS rai S, T. Bs8nsrd
camp Barnard 149th street and Third avenue. S
p m.-Max S Grifenhagen, Carl Hauser, Martin
D. nl.-Otto T Barnard. Charles s. Whitman,
samuel s Koenig. Gustav Hartman, Herman Glas-
James G. Blaine Club. No. 2Ss East Broadway. s
George McHneny Max S. Grifenhagen J. j. Cold
berg.
Committee OF One Hundred, No. 19s East Broad
way p m--ottO T. Barnard, Dr. / w. Fein-
berg. William ByrLes.
TOMORROW.
Committee Of one Hundred, 18th street and
Broadway, noon-Wiiam A. Prendergast, A Par
ker Nevin.
Camp Barnard 18Th street and Third avenue
p. m.-John S. Shea, Julius NJ. Mayer, Frederick
g Tanner c. L Coigan
Committee OF one Hundred, No Is6 East Broad
Wav, ?. u.-AbTanam Brill. David L. Cohen
MI Barnard viii make tour in Brooklyn to-
morrow night