The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

man Won ~ from "A Democratic poli-
Ucian who het that he could name all
OF me candidates on his own state ticket.
TIE couldn't think 20 save his life who
IN" candIdai" wa for state Trrasurer
~ former campaigns Class A candidates
didn monopoliz" all Of the hmehSkl
lhere used To h'' some fame. or notorIety
AZ lest. Tor the humblest candidate He
'olId get some advert lEement out Of the
game even Il defeated. and thero was al.
ways the satisfaction Of being referred
10 a. Tho Hon so and So But this
year there Is no call for any hu, head.
liners. or added attractions like Hearst
John 4 P"nsel. the Democratic candi.
date Tor state Engineer. said he wanted
mad" plain that h" wasn't a Murphy
man or -Tammany tool lie thought
Was ny 10 him To make a statement
sine" ACCUSATIONS had heen fyinc around
that II elected he would ha merely Mr.
Mnrphy'- agent IN awarding rich con.
tracts
have mover hem a memhar - Tanf.
many Hall even aid Mr. B.nssl and
hiv" never shown Iammany Hall
any iaN"rs The city has been carrying
on monun"nLiS engineering schemes.
'nit "hallenE" anybody 80 show that IN
AT these wears hav" let a single contract
I" III" Murphy hrm or anybody connected
"'th ihem " for M other reason No
WOULDN'T have dared II the Murphy
hrm had h""u favored without good on
gln'"rtng REASONS there would have h,,an
an out"ry that would hlv" deafensd rs
! on can ssly for mo that haN" no inten-
lion IL giving any faNors u | I'm rl"Ct"d.
! am under no pledges In fact | asked
=" IN" l"'i IN IN" 'l'k-t u has S..cncd
=" puz>!" >"rn" p'"pl" that should b"
"lliIng :" Civ" up this position mir Bon
sol - head - IN. Bnard 70 Mater supply
a. si?.sI for un. paying only Ssvsi. hut
Their" ~" considerations which should
l-' apparent - "V"ryb. ,v As h~Id
81 ina American Society e Engineers
had often spok"n - IN" chaotic CON
diiirn " n" stat" engineering and had
~, inat"d that "a" "ngln""rs W"r. no'
taking enough pcrsonIi Interest IN the
matter Whom the opportunity came
20 m" a. do what | had been prear hing
about could not very we'll l""lIne even
though It DID m"-Ln a loss - $3.50 IN
salary
One 81 the busiest workers for the
Democratic cause - Herman Rldders
organization. the Independent Business
Mems League II has the names ~ son
merrha nts and manufacturers. most II
them Republicans. and Il - sending out
tons II anti Rno ssvelt literature Every
mail dumps lsttsrr from di-afectai Re- b
pubhcans into m" leagues headquarters .
"St"rdav ther" came a letter from Will !
lam T. Nlurch pt Dunlap 4 Co 5s7 Fifth 7
avenue Mr. NGrCh wrote that the first
speech made nv King. the candidat. for
Governor on tn" Abraham Lincoln ticket
IN 1857 vas mad" from IN" balcony ~
his fathers house. that l." lad always
voted IN" Republican ticket and for the
welfare of the republic. This time he AZ
for DIX and Democracy You need
not ASK the reasons whN SAID Mr. Mur"h
You can guess
" u SEWER u 80 BrnadN ay s"ut word /
that h" would b" glad q DO ANYTHING IN
ms power ~ assist IA removing forever /
tn" 'npnac" 1t Rpp~sy "lti-m and thc ,
e the parry that made Rouse-
, cit possible i d"te.t hypocrisy above I
all thInc-. s1id Mr. SEWER ami the 4
-p""ticl" II man vhp ha, So often .
Cpn" hat 10 hand - tho r"Dr e.sntatiyes ,
~ th" trusts asking their assistAnc" IN .
the furtheranc- Il ms inor,i nate political
ambitions rantIng over the country de-
nouucinE corporations and defamIng the
character uf honest non II e. me most
disgusting sincerely trust that m"
nppl" vii r"fu-" O. b" fu'i~i all tn
jIW"
\ third letter Ha- from Nathaniel 4
IIanau. VICE prr-Ideut and treasurer Of
FIadl.r 4 Hanau. s3i Broadway. written
10 ~" Rldder p,ppl" a. follows -NpV
nav enter my main" on IA" iI-t 81 business
men A. one protesting against this con.
InuAl agitation. winch extremely harm.
nj - business interests and therefore m
ayor II the election uf Mr. John 4 DiA
A. Governor Of tho Stat" n l. = -p.c.
acla To bring tho blush Of shame ~ th..
.ha.k- of most citizens To -se one who
las been houor"d by IN" great uffi"e Of
President stopping =" m" trIcs~ of th. I
average politician ~ hi present cam.
iaI gn methods
Mr. Dix j. to zpeak IN Carnegie Hall I
lsxt "Wednesday night a. meeting ar. {
-angsd 10y the independent Business
.Ien- League President VI Woolsey
Stryker ~ Hamilton college, who made
IN address recently yoiCing hi- di-tr,Ist
Il Col Roosevelt. will be- the PRINCIPAL
.peaksr after Mr. DIX AZ the meeting
The United ,olorai Democracy has
,een Singing some English at Col Roo~a.
ely Here - one tn. cpIored folk lot
w Yesterday The black man must =
.abuke the Republican party for it, :
,erfidy he must help 10 clean ont the :
\ugaian ptabl"- AT A.baHy and must
rive away inc NlaiNIiUhndn ItlTfi- 81
,r.y that hover over III" capitol of our
,tat. He must help 10 drive out IN.
money changers from IN" l"Il-la'iv" halls .
md 10 put 20 flight The Black Hor-e '
.ayairy of the Grand Old Party and =
.boy. all and beyond all he must grasp
liz fret opportunity to humIlIats and /
DESTROY IN" de-pot who nov be-trIda-
hr earth hk" a Colossus and who with a :
ls-taTd'S hand wro'. di~honor upon the ,
,row 81 IN. Negro soldier whose honor
nd who's" yalor has" ever been a -aCra-
mont - memory to- their race tho IN :
,,ca able and unihinkabi" liar. hypoCrite .
.magpg'I" and 'yrant Theodore Roo-e- ,
eli Thur the whlrigig - tim. brings
u hi revenge ,
Tammanv hash been making much ~ !
hurrah this campaign. hut IN" leaders .
ayc h""1 hard at "a lot Of quiet work m :
h".r DISTRICTS Iamnany has arranged q
~ thirty five meetings IN Manhat'a u '
nd The Bronx between noon and md
ight to-day All 81 m" leaders except r
No have proRramn" 81 meetings n }
alis o. IN III" OT"I AR There will he
God. Of Orafory m cooper Union with '
\, SO and pyrnt"rhnIcal preIirninari"- :