Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-01
FINAL APPEAL
To NEW YORK
VOTERS
CANDIDATES ALL CLAIM
CONFIDENCE IN RESULT 7
Mighty Throng in Madison
Square Garden Cheer Hearst
PuIpits Ring With Appeals 10
Civic Patriotism.
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lbN morning Jonrnai Speciai I-eaheu wire
New York, oct 3l.--While William
j. Gaynor and Otto 4. Barnard, dem
ocratic and republican candidates for
mayor, respectively. rested tonight
and will put the finishing touches on
| their campaign tomorrow. William
| r. Hearst closed his campaign al
| Madison Square Garden. where he
was cheered for thirty-two minutes,
The cheering broke with a roar as
he entered the hail. Women threw
their shawls from the balconies. the
men tossed their hats and every inch
of bunting in the hall was aflutter.
Before Hearst's arrival Macs Rita
Fornia and Olive Fremstadt of the
Metropolitan Opera company sang.
Hearst summed up the issues on
which he made his campaign. He re
Trained from criticism OF his rivals.
Minor democratic and republican
meetings were held throughout the
city.
Herbert Parsons chairman OF the
republican county committee, issued
his formal forecast tonight He esti.
mates the vote for Barnard at $50,
600; Gaynor $4,000, and Hearst
100000.
Leaders of the two other candidates
profess equal confidence.
At most New York churches today
sermons dealing with the election
were preached to large congregations.
TammanN hall was scathingly de-
nounced by inference If not by name
At the Metropolitan temple Rev.
John w Hin spoke on The Duty OF
the Voters, and pleaded earnestly for
patriotism at the ballot box. No one.
he said who did not deliberately close
his eyes TO existing conditions could
deny that New York was honey
combed with inquity
AT Carnegie hall Dr. Felix Adler
discussed The Present Contest and
the Final Emancipation OF New
York He described Tammany hall
as a general proposition. but did not
hesitate 10 say that it was not Tam.
iena that permitted Tammauy "a exist
TEN that permitted Tammary o exist
You may ask why We have not
shaken off this nightmare" Dr. Adler
said mo set of men is TO blame. l
Is the imperfect development of the
comm unity that is to blame The rea'
enemy is not Tammany hall, but tho
system of which Tammany is the en-
bodiment. If we had not Tammany
han there would be just so surely
under our system. some other hall
one of the causes is the imperfect
view we have, as people, or democ
ra6y"
Legal precautions preceding the
election resulted today in an iVasion
Of twenty lodging houses on the cas-
side by Superintendent of Elections
Leary and forty deputies. The Offi-
cials discovered that 10000 SLEEP
nightly in these places and 1900 reg.
istered from there. or this registra-
ton, said Mr.. Leary, large proper.
ton was illegal Warrants for the ar
rest OF several hundred will be sworT
cut tomorrow.
The complicated official ballo,
brought forth a statement from tho
citizens union tonight urging the
adoption of the Massachusetts form of
ballot
Justice Gaynor's next to last speech |
)f the campaign was delivered in
Brooklyn today. He called attention
% the mailing OF circulars bv his enc !
mics 10 voters of greater New York |
or the alleged purpose Of arousine |
prejudice against him. He character |
zed them as lying circulars that no |
newspaper could be induced TO print" /
by computation" he said, Il found |
hat the circulars sent out must have |
,ost in the neighborhod of s75,000 |
md $4,000 additional spent for post I
Ige. These circulars. believe. were |!
nailed to New York from Chicago L
did not think such a thing were pos
ible."