New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
ANOTHER BANNARDSPIN
T.fEKS .dBOUT "QUITTERS.' >
Definition Of Men Who DO Not Reg
istcr-Makcs Three Speeches.

otto r Barnard the fusion candidate for Mayor
made a spin around the city last night and in the
three places where he spoke urged that registra-
rtan campaign be conducted. that a full vote
might he had. Any who doesn't register is
oatter." Mr. Bannard told his audiences, and the
dednition was met with ripping cheers. He also
duelt the fact that fusion meant anti-Tanmany.
and that success meant victory for upright Demo-
crafts as well for the Republican party
The real campaign opens tomorrow night =, Mr.
Barnard said. this is preliminary visit 10 get ac-
quainted." The receptions he received at the Hsr-
lem Republican club. No 3 West l2ith street. AZ
tie Manhattan Square Hotel where a dinner for
William n Bennett the new district leader was
IN progress and al the Hungarian Republican Club,
IN second avenue enthusiastic He visited the
citizens Exhibit. al Union Square West and 18th
street, for the first time: down into the Tam
Chamber OF Horrors and his verdict on the
Indictment OF TaWmany was. 1t is very effective
NJ Barnard and the party with him made the
start IN Two automobiles from his home No. 80 East
5Sih street soon after O'Clock. He due at the
Harlem club al $50 O'Clock About three hundred
persons acre there al the time and Dr. G. K Leet
the president and John J. Lyon the district leader.
Introduced the candidate 10 the members. Il was
reception night 10 all the candidates and Alfred r.
Psge candidate for justice OF the Supreme Court;
Niilam t. Schneider candidate for County Clerk.
and John : Shea, candidate for Sheriff. were there
When The speaking began the place vas crowded.
FIGHT AGAINST GRAFT"
The Introduction Of M Barnard as the first
Speaker by Dr. LeeteV-as followed by prolonged ap-
rla -set and cheers for the next Mayor" Mr
Barnard sad.
have met many Of my friends here tonight
eTs Al N a Common cause When accepted
=. domination / knew that had a great contest
before me- with unusually heavy odds against
sHd growing. Tsmmany is ALREADY badi1 fright7
ll ,, nay hol oe naoaesJ 10 say SO. 6UI ex-
l- - ei'slea 4 on NoNeTnoeT ? TINS fusion
7ghuean-who is against Tammany can vote for.
Ne cannot Eiu with Republican
Trs should be understood once. IT is a night
plenty Of schools. subWays for light. air health
and against graft shouted man IN the audi
snee Yes Mr.. Barnard quickly responded
against graft" Then he continued:
lo you want Tammany TO have the spending OF
% which they would give YOU . cents on the
= YOU vii have eight anti-Farrnany democrats
&C e's6t kepu6.lcans on the Board Of Estimate
" YOU must get out the vote There are only
-o-er reEisters. Any man who doesn't register
serves all he gets.
This was met with a burst or applause As Mr..
Bsnnari started 10 leave the club FOR the Manhat-
ran Square Hotel call for Three cheers for our
next Mayor" was answered with a vim
Harry X. Mack. the former leader Of the 18th
Assembly District. met Mr Bannard and his party
IN the lobby OF the hotel and escorted them 10 the
L-ring room. There M Barnard received a warm
greeting, and after an impromptu reception said:
do not wish to interrupt your festivities. but [
l came 10 give you encouragement This is just
hsttle to-morrOW- Now that the Hudson-Fuiton
LIBERATION is practically over. ne can get down To
the real work OF the campaign. The outlook is
steadily improving SHAH have good news for
Tou tomorrow. The votes are here with which
can wrest control from Tammany. but they
must be got oUr- Remember the remaining days
Tor registrauoIL ana remember that our ticket
1erests of the city al heart may unite
CITIZENS EXHIBIT EFFECTIVE"
and his automobile and the journey TO the Citi-
zens' Exhibit was begun. Arriving there at $50
clock, NJ. BannaEd vas met by Edwin F. Brown
and Benjamin Marsh. who explained the charts
and cartoons. Very effective; they tell the story
il should be told" Mr.. Barnard said:
Why not have screen outside upon which 10
t-r1W some of these telling exhibits" ~ asked.
ST.. Brown said that question was under considera-
ton The voice OF a with a megaphonc al
IRE 6oor could be heard shouting: Come in and
see the story OF Tammany graft This pleased
NJ Bannard.
Nr. Brown promised. At the candidates request
70 send him copies OF the wording OF charts and
otaer material in connection with the exhibit
There vas nothing halfway about the greeting
a. ne Hungarian Republican Club a. No IS Sec
oud avenue. A storm Of applause met Mr. Barnard
before ne half way up the steps and in the
roo0l sled 10 the doors, he was proclaimed again
and again the next Mayor William Blau pre-
sided and introduced lim. Mr Barnard again
urged attention 10 registration When he said that
Lr with president tart at the CluD IN the last
campaign one OF the Presidents escorts there
were more cheers. He added:
sSe' & & q ours is S2ie39dld 96 from TOP 70 bot
W"lesrT in saving 80. You must remember that IL
+-Slou ticket. and that need Democratic
votes ra win Won safely ask every Democrat
fa vote for H. every citizen owes it himself
sld t1 his children 10 oppose continuance Of Tam
many dominance
When TIE start FOR home vas made. Mr.. Barnard
who is new 10 campaigning Of this strenuous kind.
se'l hs Had enjoyed meeting the voters and felt
rlo. eEoouragec
Yesterday afternoon Nj Barnard met Harry
HGtu@y with whom DR.. Cook left his instru-
meH-s and Of his papers after his Arctic trip.
ar Barnard and Mr.. Whitney old friends.
John Furroy Mitchell Commissioner Of Accounts
and candidate for President OF the Board of Alder
AeH ol the fusion ticket. with Nj Barnard
% luncheon.
N am J. Schienelin. chairman OF the Citizens
ol viii preside at the ratification OF the fusion
crE and local ticket Cooper Union tonight.
THE -peakers viii be Mr. Barnard, William A
Fre1cerzast candidate for Controller. Mr. Mitchell
charles :. Whitman, candidate for District At
torres George McAneny. candidate for President
s1f Walter N Chandler William n. Wins. who
Vss Pc speak, is on the list OF speakers This was
saI4 gesterday De without significance.
FROM the Cooper Union meeting Mr. Barnard
20 70 the ratification meeting HIS dis
t~.-t AZ 40 80 East seth street William Chllvers.
loader ol The district has arranged strong list Of
sT"sksrs
LABOR UNHEEDED BY MURPHY.