New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-20
ST|MSON AGAIN CALLS
ON DIX TO SPEAK OUT
Day of Effective Campaigning
Ends with Big Meeting in
Syracuse.
WADSWORTH PLEDGES AID
Leaders Predict Good Results
from Trip Through 0non-
daga, Tompains, Tioga and
Cortland Counties.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Syracuse. Oct 1a-Declaring for the
separation Of crooked business and
crooked politics. and pledging himself TO
a continuation Of the Hughes progress
sive policies. Henry L. Stimson, Repub-
lioan candidate for Governor, addressed
a big and enthusiastic meeting here to-
night AT four others during the day
at Owego early IN the morning. at Can
dor. Ithaca and Cortland-he had chal-
lenged John A. Dix. his Democratic op-
ponent, to come out of the bushes and
tell where he stood on the questions of
vital Importance the Republicans were
hurting az him. But. OF course, it's
only because Stinson is new at this cam
paigning business and has some faith in
humanity that he believes Dix ever will
answer" commented Job F. Hedges,
stimson's speaking partner. Dix won't
answer. Murphy won't let him.
Mr. Stimson's reception here from the
organization which furnished Edward
Schoeneck. the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. was one TO warm his heart
The Alhsmbra Theatre held between four
thousand and five thousand persons.
Marching clubs in gay uniforms, blair
ing bands, red fire and all the other aC-
cessories of an old-fashioned campaign
meeting were in evidence. a group of
Syracuse University undergraduates
contributed 900 horsepower of cheering.
At the hotel as soon as the candidate
reached the city there were receptions
for him by the Yale men and the physi-
clans. both for himself. but one as a
mark Of respect for his father, the dis
tinguished surgeon. Taken altogether,
the nights events ought 10 have dis
PEELED any doubts cherished by members
OF either political party about what
Onondaga County would do on Election
Day.
Leaders Like the Outlook.
The meeting was about as well attend
ed as that addressed here by Governor
Hughes in the campaign two years ago.
and the audience was about as friendly.
although Mr.. Stimson hardly has the
warm personal following and intense
popularity enjoyed by Governor Hughes
with one element Of the Republicans
here. That viii come as they become bet
ter acquainted with him. 1t began to-
night Incidentally. the Republican lead
ers here are well pleased with the way
things look. Mayor Schoeneck said he
believed his county would do better in
votes than it did two years ago by a
considerable margin. Tompllins. Tioga
and Cortland. in which Mr.. Stimson also
as they did for Governor Hughes.
Mr.. Stimson arrived here this evening
in his special car, coming from a big
meeting at Cortland. At the station
Francis Hendricks. Mayor Schoeneck.
Ray B. Smith, Henry Walters, candidate
for Senator. J. Fred Hammond and sew
eral others met him He went TO the
Onondaga. where he had dinner with the
leaders and with Speaker Wadsworth and
Job T. Hedges. who We're to speak with
him Then, after an informal reception,
he went 20 the big hall. The audience
was waiting for him. AS he appeared
working his way through the throrg on
the stage behind Mr. Hendricks. a great
shout went UP, The Syracuse University
bows took up the cheer, and IL continued
for q minute or two. varied with shouts
for Schoereck. Wadsworth and Hedges.
Mayor Schoeneck presided over this
meeting. He paid high praise to Mr.
Stirnson as a man OF the Hughes type,
and his praise Of Governor Hughes S
ideals and administration was tuned in
the highest key.
Schoereck's Tribute TO Stimson.
The history OF our party has been
made more glorious by the achievements
Of Charles F. Hughes and the accom-
rllishnents Of President Taft" said Mr.
Schoeneck The services Of Hughes
popularized Republicanism in this state
They We're such as 10 make il impos-
sible for cur opponents TO find peril
nent issue in this campaign. If Gov
ernor Hughes had not been promoted to
be justice Of the United States Supreme
Court he would have been reelected
Executive Of this state if he would have
taken the place. For the same reason
believe our candidate viii be elected
triumphantly, because the people know
he IS a man OF the Hughes type, with
initiative force, independence and rare
capacity, and that he can be depended
or 20 further the progressive policies now
under way.
Mr.. Stimson came next. He made him
self solid with the Syracusans at once
By saying ne was glad TO be on the ticket
with Mayor schoeneck.
The government Of New York is just
as much q case of team work" he said
'as was that Of the Syracuse eleven last
Saturday. The Governor himself could
DO little along the line OF efficient GOV
eminent il he were not backed up by
state officers single-handedly devoted to
the same ends as himself" Therefore
he said he was glad to run with Mayor
Schoeneck and Messrs. O'Nalley, Koe-
mig and Williams. who had distinguished
themselves by their services in the
Hughes administration
Mr.. Stimson paid considerable atten-
ton tonight 70 the charges Of extrava-
gance brought by Democrats against the
Hughes administration. He asked