The Washington times., 1910-10-22
Republican State Chairman
Spreads Cheer About
Headquarters.
GAYNOR EXPECTED
TO INDORSE DIX
Roosevelt Says Tariff Principles
Are Right, But System
Is Wrong.

the date of the general elections
throughout the country approaches.
Ezra p. Prentice. Republican State
chairman. has returned TO New York
city from trip upstate and today he
spread cheer about the headquarters
Colonel Roosevelt's invasion Of Massa-
chusetts, inaugurated with a rousing
pro-LOdge speech at Boston last night
IS also declared to be doing good in
that State, where the Democrats just
now are engaged in a factional war.
The New York Democrats, however
say that encouraging reports continue
10 come in, although the leaders are
not so optimistic as at the beginning
Of the campaign.
Republican Chairman Prentice de-
clared today that he had found an in
creasing amount of Stimson sentiment.
not only in upper New York State but
also in the city.
% THE Democrats have no chance"
said MI Prentice. unless the people
accept the aSininC proposition that
Roosevelt is becoming a dictator. On
the other hand, everybody seems 10 be
awakening 10 the dangers Of Tamnanv
han domination, and Stimson is gain
ing
GaynOr To Indorse Dix.
Mayor Gaynor is expected To write a
letter indOrseing Dix, the Democratic
candidate. The mayor will probably do
So Tor he made the following preIini-
nary statement:
i believe that Mr.. Dix will give the
SIaIe clean administration. and thar
he Is thoroughly capable"
Inc New York uppr, vote E-----
II causing the q. O. p. leaders some
uHeaSihesS- The United CoIored Der,-
$500 Is WaSlug an active camDaign
oS9lI.SN StlmSon and Colonel Roosevelt
ana the brownsville incident'' raf,.saS
colonel 'O- oppoSIhg 1Ae
me republicans expect Senator Root
70, 30 MAKE speech in New York rowar I'd
~ enc or next week and upon the eve
%, me November elections.
ne Independence Leap11e foIl-s ar,
SINS some people the Shivers b,- tbei-
1850 Ho--,.aHI nlhtS ;hat William RandoInb
more NIL. .' ,i'e neIse or reading some
IeaSue leaders want Mr. Hearst n -,
d Trip upstate. but Hearst is sid -
70 Dg Keen Tor the excursion. Owing IN
C9lu MT Hearsts address had 10 he
Lead TO the mass meetings at the EJaD-
HdlIdh casino and NibIo's Garden I9e-
evening. Mr.. Hearst smoke along "a
- ~ y llnfS, attacking both Democratic
vi
SileSed trust affiliations Dix. no SID
nad been nominated by MurpLy S+i-,
son ne ADDED, was personally honest
party.
Dix Money Plentiful.
There is considerable Dix money no
ing offered in Wall Street at odds of
, TO and 10 to Z But few large bets
have been recorded by the brokers.
The New York State fight holds tba
center Of the stage so far as general in
terest is concerned. but a summary Of
the activities elsewhere indicate +o5a,-
that the elections On November & win
follow countrywide whfrlwiud finish
Massachusetts was praised as a rro-
gressive State. and Senator Lodge WIS
lauded as progressive by Colonel
Roosevelt, who spoke before an audi
ence Of 5000 voters I'm Boston. Tho
colonel was Chcered 10 the echo when
presented senator Lodge also received
IN ovation, ana the name of President
Tart twice mentioned by Roosevelt. wgs
also greeted with cheers Colonel
Roosevelt told Massachusetts voters
that II would be Gala mitv If Lodge
We're not returned to the Senate He
whacked dishonesty in politics. brl+
Steered clear Of anything that might an
pear as population Of the Payne
The colonel also hoped Governor
Draper would be reelected. and the
governor was on hand 10 personally &C.
knowledge the compliment and the an
plause of the large gathering
System of Tariff Making Condemned.
Mr. Roosevelts chief reference TO the
tariff was his advocacy Of a tariff board.
Republican tariff. principles are right
he said, but the system Of tariT max
inE Is wrong. He denounced Candidate
Eugene Foss as man who had failed 10
dominate one party and was endeavor-
ing 10 dominate another
The colonel today is on a speech-mak-
Ing tr1p through New Hampshire in
support OF Robert Bass. the progressive
candidate for governor
While the colonel was N7GressIno the
Boston gathering Alton b Parker. whom
he defeated for President. was Spea king
70 5000 Democrats at Auburn, n Y
Judge Parker declared that much no
Iitical rOttenness IS escaping the Drobers
~ New York state, who are Influenced
by paTtiSanship- Attacking Republican
expenditures, he said;
The money spent by the last Repub-
Tcan Congress is 5usJ 49,, coo a wear for
every year since Jesus scouraged the
money changers ont Of the temple
Winfield A Huppuch. chairman of
the Democratic State committee. made
reply last night TO Colonel Roosevcit's
charge that John A. Dix the Demo-
cratic nominee for governo- o New
York, was a director in teh wall Pa
Ter trust The DIX wall paper con-
Germ is independent. anc IN no way ar
filiated with the trust, declared Mr..
Huppuch.
Meanwhile Republican Candidate
Sumson, speaking at Geneva, was laying
stress upon the charge that the entire
Democratic ticket had been named by
Boss Murphy.
May Succeed Deliver.
W. S. Kenyon, of Fort Dodge. Iowa,
came TO the front today as the probable
successor in the Senate OF the Iamented
Dolliver. Mr.. Kenyon was one Of the
late Senator's closest friends. and there
are rumors that he viii be appointed to
5ll out the uneXpired term By Governor
Carroll. Kenyon has always been class
ed as insurSent, but ne was appointed &c
q position in the Department Of Jus.
tee by the President when the iLSur-'
gent battle was at It's height here
Governor Carroll would give no in
timation of the probable appointee.
The Democratic fight in the Sixth
Congressional district of Maryland has
been opened by David J. Lewis, the
Democratic candidate for Congress He
spoke at old Germantown last night
and will address a Gaithersburs gath
eTing this evening The Rockville meet
FMS will be held Tuesday afternoon.