New-York tribune., 1909-10-15
UNION, TOO
Gets an Line for Barnard and Whole
Ticket-a Lie Nailed.

delegation from the Democratic Union visited
Otto T. Barnard at his home, No. 80 East 5sth
street late yesterday afternoon and informed him
that the organization had formally indorsed his
candidacy and that Of the other members OF the
fusion ticket. Mr.. Barnard made brief reply
to the speech Of Charles S. BeardsIey. chairman
OF the delegation
The other Democratic Union now known as the
Fusion party headed BY Ernest Harvier after
taking part in the fusion conferences withdrew
because a member OF its organization was not put
on the fusion ticket, and appropriated the name
Fusion IL promptly indOrssd Justice GaynOr
The organization which indorsed Barnard is made
up Of many Of the men who took active pait
In the organization originally constituted
Mr. Barnard nailed another campaign lie yes
terday. an attempt TO twist his connection with a
charitable enterprise 10 his disadvantage Tam
many is circulating a story to the effect that the
stock OF the Provdent Loan Society. the philau-
thrOpic pawnshOp OF which Mr.. Barnard is presi-
dent sells for $3.50 a share and pays dividend Of
12is per cent.
To this Mr.. Barnard replied that the COMPANY
had stock and that its certificates of indebted
ness TO those who supply money TO loan on pledges
OF personal property limited to a return Of
per cent. The certificates had never sold above
par and interest. 50 far he knew. Mr. Barnard
said No trustee OF the society receives a salary.
The Committee OF One Hundred is pushing tHe
work of ITS labor COMMITTEES, under the direction
OF Michael F.. Fitzgerald. other members OF the
committee associated With him Daniel Il.
JACOBS, a member OF the tiSaTmakerS Union. and
Marcus NJ. Marks, who has taken an active part
in the work of the National civic Federation.
WOrkIngmen in the city will receive through the
mails account OF the work that Mr.. Barnard
has done for organized labor ana an exposition or
how the present Democratic city administration has
violated the eighth law repeatedly. Late in the
campaign the committee will probably hold big
labor meeting in Grand Central Palace
Following is a list of meetings to be held to-
night under the auspices of the New York County
Republican Committee:
Camp Barnard. l2oth Eighth ayenur-Oryo
Mitchell. l. 4. Fenbers G. NJ Cc,lgan.
Fusion Camp. No. 353 T.
Rannard. William A. Prendergast. g " Miller, f.
sullivan.
Ivy club No $40 G5th street otto It Barnard.
William A Prendergas' Charles 5. Whitman John =
Jefferson Hall No 80 Columbia street otto T.
Carl Hauser. e. b. Abbott Henry Nclrosc
Committee OF One Hundred HeaduuaFtegs IsB Easf
BToadWay-JacOb Asher r. Robinson " steele. Dr.
Progressive Republican CiubNo lddt Madison avenue
Max ;. Gri1enhaSvu. John s shea. j. j. GolJoevs
Citizens Exhibit No llG East Houston sJVeet-otto II
Barnard. Abraham Bgill paVtd L. CVheu. IL
No. 2OO West ltth street-Otto 4, HiunarL p w
Kelsey NJ u Appebaum
West +0th sJrvrt-Otto r. HanparJ anl others
g.. .bS street tJcpuolic3n ttt
r. Bannard. A T Eas1n NJ Davis
camp Barnard. lg9th ana Third avenue At"ai
H. Healy. manager, Isaac Fud. Wilson Lee canon L'@
Z. Strykcf.