New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-24
ROOSEVELT TO hit HARD
Back from New England, He
Starts Upstate-In Great Fettle'
ENTERS THICK OF CAMPAIGN
Prentice Plans Strenuous Trip
and Many Talks in City
with Stimson.

--~cT ----l a
-. - n. n-ocress OF the campaign and
re mans for the future The eX-PreSioent
-,.rhaa the city in the afternoon from
-. sbo-r New England trip and went at
- - the Union League club, where
---..--,s, Prentice was waiting for him
-, s+ste chairman told Mr. Roosevelt
-, ire situation was growing stronger for
"a Republican ticket every dsy. hut he
,-s-,es him - make some more speeches in
-hfs city. NJ Roosevelt told the state
chairman that he hard tsskmsster,
hui ~ was out n win and would obey
orders He said he vas feeling IN great
fertile and vas prepared 70 make the fight
~ his life from now 10 the end OF the
campaign.
The result vas that Mr. Roosevelt has
been scheduled 70 speak a. nine meetings
y Manhattan On October q with Henry I.
Stir7son They viii also speak at two noon
cav meetings and one OF more night meet
irFs OF November :. the dsy before cleo
rion
Chairman prentic. Optimistic
chairman Prentice returned 10 state
rea5ouarte-s. snd after several hours IF
hard work got back 10 the Union League
club. from which he vent 20 see M. Roose-
7-elc Of or the as train on the Lacl<a-
wanna for ithaca Going back 70 head
quarters. Re worked until midnight At
-sches ~ headquarters who have been
-He-a fer years say that the rev state
chairman is glurtou for work. He has
ror into the spirit Of the fight. and declares
that victory must and viii he won
Chairman Prentice said last night thst
ne thought the anti Roosevelt feeling
among business men was waning all the
i-7e-rhst there was less NJ II now than
there was right after thn Republican con-
vention. on his recent trip upstate. he
sefd, he rad talked with some Republicans
who die not approve altogether Of the
methods Of the former President but they
did not 60 so far as 10 say that such
thing would influence them TO vote for Dix.
Il is expected that Mr.. Roosevelt in his
speeches this week viii pay considerable
attention 10 the IL Dor record Of the Demo
rTsric candidate for Governor and the
charges that Mr.. Dix was connected with
The so-caUed Wallpaper Trust Chairman
Prentice said he did not think the eI-
PLANTATION Of Nj Dix In regard 10 the
rust charges would bear analysis
That the Democratic managers are much
wrought up over the labor attacks upon
their candidate is the information brought
- M Prentice
Trying TO Arouse Labor Men.
II am informed said the state chair
nan. THAT the Democratic State Commit
Zee has sent an official o. this city 10
Albany Syracuse. Buffalo Oswego, Roch-
ester. Elr7irs and Binghau7ton IN an effort
r-- arouse the abor men on behalf or M
Tx. Before he started he telegraphed 70
one OF two We'll known labor men in EACH
city ~ meet him.
He suggested - them that IL would ne
good thing to Eet out and work for Dix.
promising them $40 a week for their ser
vices for the remainder Of the campaign
This MONEY. he said would be in payment
for the distrib1-iou Of literature He also
asked them 70 5oi0 with other labor leaders
il calling upon Mr. Dix At his home in
Thomson n create an impression that labor
vas supporting the Democratic candidate
There is only one answer 70. this and
that IS thai rhe Democrats are scared at
the labor record Of their candidate The
lsbo- record - NJ Dix is not good. and We
are going - look into II more extensively
Chairman Prentice said he was not at
liberty - give the name q the city official
who went the labor mission for the
Tfer7orrsrio STATE Cou1r7ittee
Lending Support TO stir,son.
As n tho canrsiEu that is being made
~ William Randolph Hearst. Chairman
P-eutioe said II vas calculated 70 aid Mr..
S-rr1s0n and TIE Republican ticket. Mr..
Prentice does not think that the head of
70 Tndeoendrncn League Ncket viii poll
more than 2o."so votes in the state. but that
~ Fes-st r7av get 5.oao more votes than
Nr HOPPER
The v7i~1vrird night of he r-osert am
psiEn 50 far a. planned viii ne next Mon
osV. The Republican County Committee
ras planned nine rig meetings for that
night Mr- SJirs0n and Mr.. Roosevelt are
eTUetced - speak Ar each one. Among the
other speakers or that night viii he Ed
ward SchOeneck- candidate for Lieutenant
Governor: Governor Fort Of New Jersey
Attorney General O.AialIev. Secretary Of
state Hoenig. Senator Davenport. Of Onei-
t.. Jerome r. Fisher. II jamestown.
Sreake~ Wadsworth. Controller Prender-
cast. job r Hedges. Carl HaIser. Con
Gresham Eennet and Assembly-an Will
ian n Bennett
The nine meetings are scheduled for the
following halls: Grand Music Hall. Grand
and Orchard streets: Sruvvesan- Casino
Second avenue and sth street: MURRAY hin
l.voeun. Third avenue and s4th street.
View Amsterdam Opera House. West 44th
street between Eighth and Ninth ave
nues- Leslie's Han. Rroa dvvav and sd
street; Bohemian Hall. list street between
First and Second avenues. Star Casino
l"lfn street and Lexington avenue: Sr7lzer's
Harlem River Park I20t1 street and Third
avenue. and the Manhattan Casino. f5stb
street and Ninth avenue
Roosevelt at MONDAY Meetinos.
10 0ooudsr meetings a. which Mr.
Roosevelt and Nj Stirson viii speak on
Nore7l ler : p I'D he a. I.afa vette and Spring
st7enfs and The Farm. West and Christie
pner streets series of night meetings
are also being arranged
NJ. Roosevelt was IN the CITY only brief
inc Yesterday. most Of which lie spent a
f'N Union League Club. He reachsd the
cry ~ the afternoon from New England
*nc ~ A-i5 O'Clock left on the T-ackawanua
Tor iinaoa- From there he Will 20 through
tire farm section 10 Binghaufon To-day.
speaking A. the latter city tonight. In
company gith Congressman Dwight M
Roosevelt VIII travel more than one b1Iu-
ored miles In IN automobile -o.1av I'm
NpeeunE some 81 tire abandoned farms in
mat section Ee iS due TO rearI, Ring
hs"7ton a. o'clock tonight. and fo-n,or-
row morning at I..e O'Clock his csrs r,iII
leave Bingnamtor Cor Penn Yam. To-mor-
TOW ne VIII speak there and a. Cararzdaf
l-a- Geneva. Waterloo. Seneca Falls and