The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-02
CONNERS CALLS COMMITTEE
TO MEET MAY M IN NEH YORK
To CHOOSE ms SUCCESSOR.
hIIe He's Campaigning To Heat
George Aldr'dRe In the Monroe his
trtet-rahe- Foss Nietsry as IIls Text
In Preaching That @ o. Possible.


In Preaching That @ O. Possible.
Chairman William !. Corners OF the
Democratic State committee OF New
York announced last night at the Wal
dorf- Astoria that he would call the COIN :
mittee together at the Holman House
on May 10 tn select his successor. Early
In the day Chairman 'onners sent the
following Telegram to Howard ID MOsher.
Democratic county chairman OF Monroe.
| Have teleRra phed state committeeman
Finucane and GeTlinS. 'Ruing attention
TO the great Importance Of your SPECIAL
/ election. Tho eyes Of the country are
upon your Congress district. urge
/ that the utmost pTiden"e. "a gnCity and
Judgment he exercised The election Of
! Republican district would he OF ever
kstinE benefit to the people Of the country
and . great blow To the Republicans OF
! the Aldrtch- Cannon type The country
IL now In revolt agh inst Cannonisn. az
| has been olen riy demonai IN ted In the suectal
Congress elections In Missouri aud
Massa chusetts. and also in the impat
way In which the in-uTgent Republicans
are awaiting the arrival % the great hunter
from the wiIds of Africa Nominate a
candidate having that strength n char
! Acter. ability and standing which viii
insure the support not only Of all Democrats
} but ever independent citizen a. we'll The
I state OrgA nizatiOn IN at your service for Ill
! the assista ne We can render.
Chairman Conners also ent the tot
, low ing telegrarUS To hotnas " Finucans
| and Jacob GerlinC. Democratic state
! committeeman Tor Monroe coChiV.
To Mr 1 Inucans
strongly urge that Immediate prepare
lions he made for conducting an aggressive.
determined and militant campaign In the
special election ia your Congress district
Democratic Congressman should and
must NJ elected Broken promises. utter
disregard Of campaign pledges. sttraVA-
game IN every department. s-oS- mai
feasance Ia ono" and 'hs general listrus,
OF tho presenf Administration coupled with
the hirh cost 81 living. all of these issues
Should bs yi-idly. thoroughly and pessis-
tently presented 10 the attention Of tho Vot-
ers Of your district have sent word 70
Buffalo. directilg thai Tho columns - the
Cosrisy and Eaqv,ysy b" used IN The interests
Of tho Democratic candidate and TO thor
oughly present the most vial issues to the
people IN this important contest
10 Mr. OerlnG:
The people 81 he STATE ana nation are
looking to the Ihirty--econd Congress
district tn elect u patriotic man Who gill
which the present outTa gsoE- tATlI laws are
responsible Hope the Demo rais OF your
district will dominate the strongest pNSsi-
bic Democrat - your eip' tIan imHs-
diAtely follows the spectral elections In 'he
Sixth Missouri and fouTtssuih MasSa-
chusetts. IN ~hich the people Won against
the privileged classes We have q rtgh, 20
expect a psmOcTatic victory IN the Thirty
second New Work Iiote the delegates
will appreciate the nee essIty Of nominating
the strongest man. and one who n well
grounded in tho ISSUES 'ohfTontlng the
people
Chairman Corners said last night: i
hope to interest Gov Harmon - Ohio !
Representative Fitzgerald % brooklyn |
and Mayor 0aynoT and other Democrats Z
IN the special Congress election - defeat ,
Mr.. AldTldgc. The Republican party |
IN the nation has not told the truth 10 I
its own followers II has bstrayed the \
members of that party. The Aldridge- |
Payne-cannon tariff hill 10 not a truthful /
bill from a Republican standpoint
believe that with Democratic Cuucentra- .
ton we may he able To defeat Mr. AldridRe I
for Congress. ! know Wa have a hard Z
task at hand, for the late Republican /
Congressman for the distr,ct. Mr. Perkins. /
won by lO.i67, yet ! remember toss
Democrat. 81 the Fourteenth district o.: f.
Massachusetts,, won VI district which /
had given his Republican prpdecpssoF I
a majority Of 1920. Then again Dickln- /
son. the Democratic candidate for Con
gress in the sixth district 81 Missouri. .
triumphed handsomely.
Il am going 10 work Tor an old fash iOned {
Foss victory Ia Monro. county agains, .
Mr. Aldridgc The same forrns which 4
defeated Fo=s's opponent m Massarhu-
setts arr the identical fCrc"s which N
my judgment will defeat Aldridge The
Republican party has not told The truth
to lts own people. For nearly dozen
f.
business men Of this country and nobodv
knows this more than Republican business
men and financIers 81 this country
have not yet written a letter asking Mavor
Gaynor to take part IN this great Congress
contest in MOnrue county, but all the
people ~ the country. ks pubiicans and
Democrats and indep 'ndents. are looking
20 II as no lees important than the contests
IN the Fourteenth district - Massachu-
sets and the Sixth district ~ Missouri.
I may be retiring ~ State chairman
OF the Democratic party 81 this Common
wealth. hut in this hght and in all fights
Of The Democrats ] shall exert every
energy 81 my command and ] am - le-sv-
New York Tomorrow 90 have a consul
tatiou with people who have been DO
scribed IN recent years In Monroe county
"a 'Aldridge Democrats There must no
no 'AldridRe Democrats ia thls CON
trovergy; there must be only DeTr pcratS
who know that the Republican party has
last dozen years.
Chairman Woodruff Of the Republican
State committee declined 20 speak of the
Congress election in the
Monroe district II was learned. however
that tho Republican national Congress
committee. thoroughly alive 10
the situation. IN 20 request Gov. Hughes
speaker Cannon and all others Interested
in Republican policies 20 make speeches
in the Monroe district in support OF Mr..
Aldridge.
The basis Of the suggestion TINT Gov
Hughes. Speaker Cannon and other emf
nent Republicans go into the Monroe
county contest IL the fact that Gov Had
ley. Republican, 81 Missouri. United
states Senator William Warner Of that
state and other Republicans Interested
in national and State affairs. went into
tho Sixth Missouri district in IN" EFFORT
TO defeat Dickinson
FIN Ed FOR LIBELLTNG PRIEST.