The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-27
GAYNOR'S VOICE WAS FOR DIX
MiYOR CONFIRMS EDWARD w..
SHEPARDS STATEMENT.
Tue, Are Trying TO FOrget vail Paper At
Republican Headquarters. but the
Colonel Can't let Go % the Rear Vet
". n. Hearst Laid Up with q Cold.

YES. Mr. shepard IL right. said Mayor
Gaynor yesterday. 4 recommended the
nomination % Mr.. Dix for Governor
was at first in favor % Mr. Shepard him
self but when ne was not to he nominate ed
| favored Mr. Dix
James Gresham. through whom the
Mayors letters were sent to Rochester
said yesterday that he went TO that city
rs sort OF messenger for Mr.. Gaynor
! was authorized 10 convey 20 the lead
ers OF the convention Mr. Creelman said
that 1t was the belief ~ the Mayor that
Mr. Dix vas the strongest man who could
I've nominated and that u was his wish
that Mr. Dix should lie the choice % the
convention
-Dio Won take that message TO Murphy -
Mr. Freshman was asked.
No he replied i gave II TO Mr DIX
and 10 the c'HInty leaders who were then
having conferences In the effort 60 decide
npoE a candidate
Chairman Huppuch of the Democratic
state committee aaid that II was q day
after the Oaynor letter was shown to the
county leaders that the conferences were
held At which Dix was agreed on He
intimated that Mr. Dix didn't want the
nomination and that the Mayors letter
had not much influence with him IN chang
ing his attitude and that u was only after
the county leaders ami the many aspiTaDts
for the nomination for Governor agreed
among themselves that they would consent
20 commune on Mr. INK that he gave In and
allowed himself 10 lie named on the assur-
ance- given 10 him by the upstate lend
ers and the leaders from this part % the
state that they ~er~ willing TO accept
him a. compromise candidate and to
give him their Sincerest support
A. tho Republican State headquarters
they were still musing yesterday on wall
paper. Chairman Prentice had gone 20
The trouble 81 getting a certified copy 81
. % articles 81 incorporation - the fret
standard Wall Paper Company and ts
transfer to the second Standard company.
but he admitted himself that while the
transfer seemingly applied TO the taking
over Dy the second concern Of all the as
sets Of the first com pany he was IN doubt
II IL included the book accounts And
| am honest enough to say MIR Prentice
added. that II ~ didn't include the book
accounts u was merely a purchase Of
physical plant by one company from
another II was also admitted by Mr.
Prentice that there vas nothing in his
certified documents which showed that
MIR Dix had become a stockholder % the
later STANDARD company until several
years after lie Incorporation
Mr. Prentice in fact made no secret 81
his wish. as did the leaders AZ the county
headquarters. 20 forget the wall paper
trust incident MT Roosevelt couldn Z
let go Of the bear yet
For Some hours Yesterday there vas an
upset IA the headquarters Of the indie
pendence League az the Hotel Breslin
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an With nneumonia and co,,Id mai. no
more speeches The comforting news wns
gwen out. however. 10y Mr. LauRhrey. |
who has charge OF the leagues publicity !
department 'hat VT hears' was suner-
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have had vote great many 81 them |
,,,hl,c,n. and do mo-, wish to h. dent
ts-i with the Democratic party. they
have made up their minds To vote Tor ,
,tN. u only Tor the purpose ot rebuking !
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IN" '~Is"v W "o'u d inse"hs IN
arn"gie hall on the night oi November
end, even II he can do nothing more /
han at on the platform. hut MIR Ridder
kinks that he will he able to induce Mr. /
iaynor To ssy few words TO the meet
nR. II he -ucceeds tins wall he the only .
'peech that Mr. Gaynor VIII make IN the
campaign.
etter he has promised the managers
Il the DIH campaign 10 prepare for road
ng at some nesting either here or mp .
state urging the election % Mr.. DE.
What with his trip 20 Washington and
IN unusual stress 81 work at the CITY
IaII nrincinaIlv bseau.e If the naL,n.
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