New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
ALL TURN TO ST|MSON
Upstate Leaders Continue to
EXPRESS Confidence in Him.
YOUNGER MEN AT WORK
Display Enthusiasm on Ali Sides
and Prepare to Get Out
the Vote.

More county chairnen from upstate. with
excellent reports OF conditions there, had
talks Yesterday with Henry l. Stimson.
the Republican candidate for Governor, ana
state Chairman Prentice. a. state head
CHARTERS. They al said that the Republl-
,sn outlook vas good. and would get bet
Ter as Mr.. Stimson and Theodore RooseFei1
made their campaign trips through me
state
Among those who visited state headouar-
.e-s were Arthur a. Rlauvelt. OF Cayuga !;
Assemblyrnsn Seymour LowTnan. OF Che
-,,,,nr. lanes p. Fiji. of Chenango; Frank
: Subway. OF Erie: Charles T. Nichols, OF
Greene; Horace ". Fitch. OF Ontario /;
George F Gregg, Of Orange: Harvey !
Donaldson. Of Saratoga; Luther . War
s1er. OF Albany, and Charles a. Wietins, OF
Schohsrie.
State Chairman Prentice said that all
she upstate rren zere anxious 70 have eN-
President Roosevelt speak in their counties
.-7-be,. tel me- said ne. That the young
r1ey are Organizing II Stiuscn CLUBS ana
-.-orl,ing for Republican victory II = very
ENCOURAGING fzsi,on- understand tns'
Saratoga COUNTY, which was not especlaliY
warm for Hughes two years ago. IS hearu-
II for stin7son. IN Albany County they
-znt Ny. Sti1nson 10 make speech before
he Unconditional Republican Club there
tut coat know whether or not We can
arrange tor l."
Root Calls on Prentice.
@e5s,or EiiA- Root called on Air. Prem
70 Yesterday ana had 4 long talk with
hin. Mr. Prentice spent good part OF
sre day r conference with state COMMIT
tee-,en ard Others az headquarters ana al
-,,r Republican Gus Among others with
whom he talked was Superintendent Hotcn-
l,,ss Ct the Stste Insurance Department
,.-ho volunteered his services as = Speaker
for ~. Srtnnsor. We said that he wonid
,e glsd 20 work fer NJ. Stimson, IS MS
election would give assurance OF continue
ion Of the EEuEhc5 trpe Of admi1istfa l1on-
II. Slimsor, ar his headquarters al the
r7o+a7 Manhattan. lad 9 stream Of callers
Courroner Clark Williams IVES one OF them.
Fr Williams talked over The condition O.
.he state departments with Nj. Sumson.
NJ. Erinscn sas6 he vas very glad 70 get
such an insight tnto the states business g
afr. Williams was axle I'D give him Ex-
Governor George Carer. OF Hawaii, was 81
NJ Stirnson' g hea duuarters yesterday wor x
-ag fcr his friend and classmaIe- M
Carer wes on z trip around the world
rrheu he reaches here - the time Of the
Saratoga convention.
y haven't any vote in this state said
Re. but I'm perfectly glad 70 DO anything
can 10 help elect Harry Stimson-' where
fore he Is al the Manhattan headoUarters
working In every way he can 10 put Mr
6tirnson into the Governors chair
Mr.. Stinson will speak at Earl hall. Co
lu-nhia, to-day at S:3e 2. n. before the
Pen,,blican students organization Jct
ev77fa1 1rs
II Murray viii be other speakers. The candi-
date fo-. Governor VIII visit BROOKLYN TO-
morrow. speakine 70 the district leaders
81 the afternoon and the Young Republi-
IN Club n the evening. Also he viii
sneak before the West Side Republican
e-lub. Manhattan, in the evening. On Fri
dav he viii speak 1t The Carnegie Han
meeting, and a. the meeting in the Acad-
--1y q Music, Brooklyn.
Many Premises % Support
III =,iuson Is receiving daily scores OF
eaters from Republicans and Democrats,
uledeirg support 10 him. Among them are
-bcSe.
7-'- I+e-7-v- FIarg,u5onS-Piease accept ny
f.f.artiast- r,clrlgra1,.ia-.ons upon your ncml-
-, - S-T9+osa ana nv Fses, wishes for
your success have been leelng 9ll.is
gesvimsrl- over tie SLtuall-n ~ -HeN , % !. =
safe l-it N view OF your nomination =
cen. % me thar th. prospects are good,
nd ! know Of 10 one mo would he heJ-
se- STANDARD bearer l"f ii'S pt-'s ''-'l'' 0-'
g-,,.,-e-,,- s.-sT.,,,-,..>y CONGRATULATIONS
and oae vote. TIE latter, I an frank Il
~sy. might nave = NJ 10 q 900 H.. ma,
S;l ,l.s..5 - go, l-''. "a.
.-c,.trsIlcl' CLAWS Eilliams-Allow ne heart
.y 70 congratulate s"L UPON sl.L Lv1 80
;oIl To- 'nN c'l'I - =. ''i i,,-s, Tar f;t last
thr~e ,s-r- ~ matters Connected WIN .AS
sdTTiDist-2 tloD ~ INC SlStS 80 -
.eiot.C that 80 #3llhE . ro--'',,7pL a. -
s.rner Hughes has been chosen Tor TINS nlsi
Office. 49,,
WAT know ledge 40 'Nieei-ei.St 10 -,
o-los1l and .ll= yo' n tee J.. n r. -, -
.-ss- a,sisrsELc- I f'gi connoent of l"l'
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Herbert a SHERMAN N"i't 'E ~ .--i
isfs sea ei year iell.lr<ti 90 -' 49, -
- D are ~ "'it man - .'i' -, -
f..rrl could Toee' Li- eie-' l.''~ 81 ,.s e
no Fp-c~- Grant a''i'-i. .'rH .'.''t =
.--ct deal ~ arpTr .''''~i-i' t.e -osl.7S 9"
.4- = mo 11t- 'icH - -1.t -sA' .ii-i y,
.as-u-tr of rne Favorable action az 'fe hr'
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l.. "a. =. GrIuIrllao '.-i am iit a -i.t
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