The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
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~fis sF- und other prominent k-p,ibu-
ans the tpftr It the county Sa- begun
A. Ott-vul- ,.ry small CToSd hsten~d
tu a 'eu minute address. ~ NiddletoSn
Mr ~tn~"n and hi- party took luncheon
amt vent - IN. Stratton Theatre az
no"n While vaiting Tor che candidate
The Twenty fourth separate Company
h,ud paraa.d tho streets Hut when
Mr ~timson began speaking the theatre
was not half tllsst and not more than
80 li-tsns-i - ham
In Miidletown Mr. sum-on -tartsi his
asdrs.-- hy saving that when he No
nit-i Statss Distract Attorney one 81
his worst Cars.- came from Orange county,
that ~ Mott Haven ReiI Who was acCv-si
~ rohhlng IN" Highland rails post ONCE
Ihi- did not make much Of a hit with his
audience After this he gave practically
the same addrr-- gwen during his tour
II Long Island on Saturday He aeemed
~ at ea-a and spoke haltinglyI failing 20
arouse the slightest enthusiasm. He
praised Gov. Hughes's administration
and cited the workingmen's com pensation
law a. one Of the most important acts
passed by tho Legislature. He denied
the part of the Republican administration
and said that the budget 81 New York
city had increased no per cent under
Tammany Hall administration.
n. spoke Of the Skene trial and quoted
extensively from court records and hnaly
took up John 4. Dix the Democratic can
didsta for Governor He said that Mr.
Dix IN his speech Of acceptance advocated
a downward revision u the tariff but two
years ago, a. a director 81 the standard
Wall PAPER Company and president Of the
lroguois Pulp and Paper Company of
which ". 4. Huppuch - vice-president,
he signed a letter to the Ways and Means
Committee 81 Con gress advocating an
increase in the duty on paper.
This afternoon MIR. StlmSon spoke 60
about to persons at Goshen. the county
seat. and tn small agRragetion- at War
wick. Chester. Florida, Campbell Hall
Montgomery and Walden. lie did not
arrive AZ NewburRh until after : o'clock
and had only time To take light supper
b before going 10 the Academy of Music
where he was scheduled 10 speak az $50
J o'clock The largest crowd Of thu days
I tour greeted Mr. Stimson az Walden.
which place he reached Just a. the factories
were letting out.
NEwRrR0H. oct II Henry l.. Stimsnn
spoke at the Academy of Music tonight
for more than thirty-dve minutes. during
which time he paid MS respeCtS To the two
papers in New York city which he Said
had good cause to oppose his candidacy
because they had found out to their
financial SORROW that while they term him
the dummy IL Theodore Roosevelt they
know full well that In dealing with them
he was quite an active personality. After
admitting that he was Roosevelt man.
believing in all things that have made
him the people's idol, MIR. Stimson said:
IL, on the other hand. they mean by
the term n hnp~eNeU man tnat " slfCf ell
10 the great Office 81 Governor Of this
state I would conduct that ONCE accord
ing 10 any other man . standard han nv
own. then | am not n Roosevelt man and
nobody will tell YOU quicker that I am
not Roosevelt man than Col Roosevelt
himself for ! served under his admins
traiion and he knows me
Mr. Stimson then denied that there
was any connection between this year =
issue and that % 1912. and that while the
Democrats were DESTROYS of bringing
that fact before the people and holding
u up a. a living ISSUE u was one that he
proposed to talk down before he had
concluded his campaign.
Mr. StimSon did not arouse a great deal
81 enthusiasm toy his remarks, which
were rather 81 cold argImentative
character. such a. might have been eN-
pentsd by an attorney before court
lie was followed by Col. Bradley 81
Walden and Walter NJ. Chanler ~ New
York city.