New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-28

assumed the new responsibility Of creating
and adjusting the budget. Does that IN
dictate lack of efficiency in the administra-
ton which Judge Parker has attacked
Remember that until Governor hughes
administration we never had sciehune
budget We never had II until last year
and now thanks TO him and his advisers'
Remember the changes in the Depart
rnent Of Labor. FoFty-fve THOUSAND ooiIars
alone in addition 10 what we formerly
used has been appropriated during ne rs IS
three years for extra inspectors io' ,,sg-
Iurpose of inspecting factories with VlsE
10 saeIng that the Workingmen's lives ana
limbs we're better taken care or IheTe -
another cost Of efficiency .,.--.. -
Took AT our charitable institutions ana
the tremendous increase I'm the efnciehey
with which they are taken care OF ! L.
had personal experience I'LL ,iri1s
the time when we sent our federal prs
oners 10 state prisons made II my busihess
TO inspect the state prisons where onr
ance not only with the SHORTCOMINGS of tne
old system but the improvements OF an
ministration that have been ntfouIceu I III
der the present commissioners OF Governor
Take our agricultural departments You
cannot build an agrisu,ur az ,1sBection Of
imported shrubs and fruit trees such a.
Mr. Pearson has introduced for the benenC
OF the farmers Of this state Tor nothils-
II costs money, and all Of that Is being
done much more efficiently and with much
more care than before, because the people
efficient government and they have been
ready thus far 10 pay for IT,
Regarding charges Of corruption. Mr.
stimson said that Judge Parker had
failed ito point out that the great in
quisitor who brought those scandals to
light was Governor Hughes, and he
omitted 10 point out that 1T was by the
work of a Republican Legislature that
such scandals in our state were forever
made impossible in the future
First Stop at Phoenix.
Leaving Rochester early this morning
the Stimson expedition made it's first
stop at Phoenix, where the candidate
made brief speech, reiterating his po-
sftion, advocating the continuance Of the
policies and standards Of the Hughes
The chief meeting or
the day was at Oswego, this noon There
Mr. Stimson presented new set Of spe-
cific questions 10 Mr.. Dix, challenging
him to answer them. He said:
For two weeks I have been asking Mr. /
Dix 10 answer certain questions relating /
TO the issues in this campaign When ne /
came TO Buffalo on Tuesday evening 20 /
speak ! expected results. i did not get /
them Instead he asked me certain cues
tons not relating 10 the state issues. but I
10 my own services 10 the federal govern 4
ment. l answered his questions fully the /
same day that I received them now re-
new my own ] think they are Of interest !
TO every voter of the state. l think his
many thousands of electors ask Mr. |
Dix:
recommendations Of Charles F. Murphy in I
making appointments to the Public Service I
Commission?
Second-win YOU undertake 10 keep that !.
out of politics, as has Governor
Hughes7
Third-wIn you keep the State Highway
Commission free from the Tammany in
fuences against which Frederick Skene I
has confessed that he was poweriess?
Fourth-Do YOU consider the anti-race-
track gambling bills OF Governor Hughes
'sumptuary legislation and therefore de-
lounced by your platform? Would you
sign a bill repeating them?
come Governor you will drive the black
horse cavalry out Of Albany In your
Efforts viii YOU employ Thomas F. Grady
10 lead the charge?
Sixth-Are YOU in favor Of downward
revision OF the tariff as stated in your
speech Of acceptance this year. or are you
Tor by your Standard Wallpaper Company
n 1908. or are You in favor of upward re
lSlon IOr wallpaper AND a DOWNWARD re-
:tsion for everything else?
From Oswego 10 this city the spe-
,ial train stopped al New Haven. Mex
co, Pulaski. Tacoma, Adams and Edi-
son. At some places Mr.. Stimson said
,nly few words and devoted himself
20 shaking hands with the people who
pressed UP to see him; at others he
made fairly long speeches. His recep-
ion uniformly was cordial.
Luther ". Mott, candidate for Con-
yress in the Cswego-Jefferson and Lewis
District. travelled with the Stimson
party all day. Senator Cobb, now
Lieutenant-Go and a party from
his city met Mr.. Stimson down the
inc and formed an escort for him. I,
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