New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
TIDE TURNS AGAINST DIX
Democratic Managers Alarmed
at Drift Toward StimSon-
URGE REPLY TO ATTACKS
Rochester Candidate Will Speak
Tonight at Bufalo-Big
Meeting Here.

-,.--oc-stIc managers have become
.1o--,os "a. the drift toward Henry l. stin'-
- nd are hurriedly making plans 20 Try
.-s,re-. some OF the questions that have
- asked by the Republican candidate
--te,- are also considering how best 10 an
sv,er -hc many arguments against voting
,or fir Rochester ticket sHat have heen
advanoed ley the Rep blican speakers
n pursuance % tais policy. IL was stated
yesterday. Edward N Shepard. az the Car
negie Hau meeting under the auspices o.
fhe Democratic League tonight. VIII at
tempt T. answer the assertion that Charles
p Murphy absolutely ruled the situation
a. Rochester. and that the ticket was made
up by Leaders who gathered in his room
No gZ
Th.. meeting tonight is expected 20 be
one Of the biggest that the Democrats viii
have in this city IN this campaign Great
efforts were made 10 obtain the presence ~
John A. Dix but they were ursuccessfuL
OtEer speakers. besides Mr Shepard. VIII
D. Thomas Mott Osborne. Chairman o. tie
league: Martin ". Littleton and Herbert p
Russell % Buffalo.
Mr. RiseeT ard John 5. Crosby win speak
tbs afternoon ar $50 O'Clock iu Earl Han
Columbia University.
Nr Dix viii speak tonight al big meet
In IT, BrTalo. his first campaign speech
since his nomination His appearance there
Is due 10 the fact that the managers of the
campaign realize the necessity Of having
fim attempt 20 make some answer Z" The
attacks that have been made upon him as
70 ais labor record and his connection with
The wallpaper tariff az wei as 20 state
ais position on some Of the vital issues Of
the campaign.
nrIt
5-aruodv and Edward Lazansky viii also
sneak az the Buffalo meeting on Thursday
ex-Seftafor Towrc viii speak a. Syracuse
and then 20 out 10 Indiana. coming back
10 New York state for the last week Of the
campaign. Augustus Thomas. the play
wright who was 10 have spoken a. R0ches-
Ter tonight viii be- unable TO do 50 because
he is suffering from water on the knee
Judge Parker viii be at Watertown to-
night.
f.,-routraIler Martin II Glynn tcie-
rTaphed 10 the speakers bureau yesterday
that he was on his way East from Hot
Springs. Ark, and would be here in time to
speak az Geneva tomorrow night. Thurs
dav night DE is TO speak AZ Dunkirk and
on Friday at jamestown.
In line with the efforts of the campaign
managers 90 counteract the effects OF The
attacks that have been made on the labor
record OF Mr. Dix, statement was gwen
out az Tammany Hall last night stating
that the candidacy OF Mr.. Dix and the en-
tire state ticket had been Endorsed by the
board OF business agents representing an
the building trades of brooklyn ana
vicinity.
The United Colored Democrats. who sew
eraI DAYS ago revived the old Brownsville
issue in an attempt to get votes for the
more Pamphlets. In one. entitled What DO
We WANT" they say: we want colored
policemen. we want colored firemen. We
want "A colored regiment in the national
guard we want cur civil rights as citizens
in theatres and restaurants. How shall we
eet-these2 BY right voting. The Demo
cratic party has done more for US on less
votes thar any party ever did. Give them
more votes and they'll do more"
In another long pamphlet. entitled Re
4uhiicans and Democrats" an attempt Is
made to draw q lire between the Northern
Democrats and the solid South" The
marty in the North, it is said, has been
chained 90 the solid South because Of
the thousands Of negroes in the North who
have always voted the Democratic ticket
Isn't il time" reads the circular. for
the colored voter L. get out and See if he
can i'm the pivotal states il the North. put
these Northern Democrats in power. and
give them 50 much power and influence In
their party THAI they viii be IN the future
les and less dependent upon the Solid
South'?"
on account Of the funeral Of Senator Hill
at Albany Democratic state headquarters
n, this city We're deserted yesterday. Even
John A Mason, the secretary, was gone
Chairman Huppuch and William s Rode,
chairman of the executive committee, viii
Doe at their desks again to-day.