The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-02
H,pED FOR HELP FROM TAFT
M, M WENT AND BORROWED
',,r d, ,s.T> IO WORN ~ OHIO.
,,al-r. m Prentice puo'isass nm op'im'sts
>r,tnmrIic Mayer s:aynor Coins TO
rear DIN To-nixn, wall street Gaia,-
,,.r,t.rI Appeal for fash for stinsoo.

.,g,..a. .I'H|N lae hSpuDNcah Cahf1ish
.,.rt.-r, began 10 look mysterious and
- ... I rg.' corners of their mouths.
IT, t,,.r. dr.hbied that Norton came
.... ,.i-~ with Stimson and Prentice
.,t, ui Il h.lp Mr.. Taft could
..,.,. .r,, ZAP IN" siat- ticket. None
A.. Prentice. : aids would take a chance
.,. r...nr ON that MIR Norton had
'r.,,.,I auytu.uE uf rhe kind, but all
,,,...,,r 1,tuG,-d II uowln Sly and murmrred
" ,..--''r-
NJ Norton. who WAS AT the Hotel
Ct. ..r had nothing to say ON this ar any
.,r.r f.,llr cal topic He had talk with
VI, S..rn>pu IA the morning and - chat
.,-r VIZ Pr"n'iC" IN the afternoon. lie
,,d Nlr Strn-on that the President was
.,,o,ts - kno~ how things were going
.rd Nj S-tm-nn told him that tho Presi-
A.r. might feel assured Of "A substantial
r,,r,lity for IN. state ticket. He asked
p,s,-,,,,. 10 lend the Kings Jester To the
ha-d pressed Ohio Republicans, saying
&C., p, was President Taft : wish that MIR.
p.I,es would find time TO speak three
4,vs IN Ohio. next Thursday. Friday and
saturday. and the state chairman replied
Ola, -ba situation looks 80 good that Mr..
Wedges can h" spared So Judge job
r,ll -alk IN Columbus tomorrow night.
IN several towns on the road TO Cincinnati
On Friday aud Friday night and in Gin
c,rnltl saturday night.
While everybody Was mum as to
xba,har Mr. Norton had brought wCri
from Nlr Taft a. To a further Endorsement
a, the ticket Ivy the President. or as to
xh.,her VIZ Norton was asked to come
hare 10 listen ~ what the leaders had To-
av on the subject. II Was generally he
hsyad that Mr. Prentice and President
Grlscom Of the county committee told
Norton that the situation Is critical and
,barmore help from MIR. Taft Is necessary
In the early stages OF the clmpa ign the
Republican managers were saying that
,bay wouldn't need letter from the
Pre.lGett Indorsing Stlrnson. but the
preliminary Canvas-ss up State have
caused change of opinion. They would
w.lCcrna any sort of "a paf ON the back that
Mr. Taft would bee willing To give
IN. one really cheerful figure At Re-
publican State headquarters l., Chairman
Prsrtlce Prentice is tho boss op8imist
He -el!- vou that Republicans are kicking
the wagon L. pieces up State. but that
Elhoiv need worry. Roosevelt Is corral
Ing half the Democrats III New York city
Yesterday ne gave out an estimate based
81 'n.. detailed reports frOin the upstate
counties printed IN TBE SrN on Monday
~ reports which indicated a sweeping
y.rr ~ for John \ Dia That r,..umS
u r,udIttpn- sent a Chsll up tn. backs &c
.om- Republicans. hat Optimistic Ezra
sNrr,.t- Republican hope and Siim~on
sr No Al h,.
ra-., # THr SuN'S reports Siimsnn will
rave plurality II 100. tn1 above The
Fr-V here the way PTau:'c" .lpncT. IL
-Tlr1v-oI" Countless for whlul definite
ts.r"> ar" gwen hy THE SrN gaze to VI
HL.n"- %, l9tS "A majority of GJ.-7H Tha<"
iyIre~ IN Tvs ST-S. will Civ" To MT stun
s,r ID majority % ~ s5e, falling al -
Ss2-. D- - per c"nI
-Th'T'"en counties IN which TN SrN
s-l'-s mat the k.pIh,icdn mprnrItl..s
wi ~ retuc"d' CAV" ~ Mr. Hughes ~
p-0go-'Ipuate reduction is IN IA" rhI'ry-
mo rounires mentioned 10y The SIS MIR
S'lrson majority will be 2J.OI5
len counties not mentioned hy THE
>rN ~ all CAV" Mr. Hugh.S a ma ioriry
~ ,. - ~ the Same reduction though
'r.- nor claimed ny TUE SIS. VI Sr'Tr-
-. r-a ssi-i;y -=,5ih:! ~ 60 ;,I.' ii- f"ts'
'naIoH'v for these iiftY-four "oIn; l..S
wo-.i -. thus reduced. SOB i?2 From Thu,
must he ,SIhIracied the najori'i"> given
:" Nlr Hughes in three counties winch
THt sr-N claims will he Democratic this
v-a- l5i1
Tho majority for Mr. Srinsnn aho, o
t." Bronx WI, therefore 10 according
% n" figures of The Su:. lO7 M
James Wilson. Secretary Of ASricui-
re ooSad the kind Of talk YESTERDAY
~ ~" R"puhhcan mama gers ike To
HAa- I-r.a jim came pretty nearly
'amiGg sreryrhlnS IN sight lies the
fs-' ,a.rer that mas turned mp IL the
e. f.lrn frr h." insists that there isn't
7an'" ~ N" Democrats controlling
Poe pe'' prEr"--. and that Kansas and
n'."- -..rIaE States out West would send
I'D N"-I'l an representation to the
'nrr. H".-- he con iaSsed h. WASH I
n ~ ~" .s-Ua- IN the State fight here
r.- b" VS. tad certain Siirnson would
-D In" ~""r"rary told peod. ye-t~r.
w." 'aa' President Taft 5 denomination
Or ~ .'rs- Ir-" 4 certainty The Pr.,i
."'- - FAR -trpuSr- our Yves, than most
-. b" 'ul-,. and h. i gaming IN popu.
"''r a., "rdirR To- the fdrrn"r'- guide
T. t-.T '." Secretary Of Agriculture 10.
S-- "," tAys au-Omohil. trip among
%" -..-'lsN iin"n 20 couple Republican
-.f-ert.T and the price ~ wheat To-
~ ~ 80 .-aaSs IN Salem. in John \ DiN's
my - Nl-Tlu ~ IN and from Sal.rl
= .ot"- . .ung Jump 20 Norwich. Che
i0'cr""Il'v hl7w + Erlan gers bo,kin =
"g"7- r'-'"r lad on = Ir.. night stand
"'t |-"' U-,f ir Director John iiurchln
- .' o." Speakers hUrctI rOld Mr.
" -''' 'la' y had To- ~. With IN. Soc
"'trf an. 'rav"l John Hays Hammond.
''.- stuart. Dr Albert Shaw. Gen
""'. be '~ ..,' Ssrn and CAPT " II Forbes
'1- Nr Republican club. which -
10 1850 E"publI"an- who think that
" II. night 10 ~. el-Cted a. - r.h,ILs
u..'.. ~ and that IN" rest "f tho Re-
-ra'" ticket ought tD win. - ~
Ng'Drg and rammany from
state. pFre- and fat contracts
v'- iay with RI" "le, ion
p D-IubI" ~ / Liberty street
i'"0~g@ " Lawrence ~ -
.. a. s|"a president and h II
-I'. nlv"r-Ity hub as treasJrnr
.avy"r. Lawrence IL a cofe..
NFr lives IN Pelham. West
query and VI Strong - New