The sun., 1910-06-03


FOO comparing the Two Presidential wears
irni nd IN,s 10 v ~ 10 noted thst The Demo
.rstr ,os@ for Goyernor IN Greater New
No-s M iHiS - les by q 2o5 than II vas In
Ie.t sad the RepuhliCah vote shows a falling
- of : iss. v hils the upstate Democratic
vote lar Governor In InuS a. % as greater
rrthe vote IN Ioot and the Upstate Repub.
nrr vote iu inos vss less nv ~ than u
v7. 300 iHrt
Ireul also no noted that The Democrat ic
,cte for Goysruor IN Greater New York
u i1uS a Presidential year. was less boy
riu.t than iu in16 when only a State ticket
vss m me held while the Democratic up-
~rs'" vote for Governor n Ioos was larger
bog A. IOs than t was IN 1919
do not refer 10 these fscts and hEures
for me purpose of criticistng anybody
100 ar, of rhe counties constituting Greater
Ne7 3 rrs speak of them merely for the
Purpose of emphasizing the importance
u "a irE attention 20 upstate county
rtgtuI4I' ror-. End express he hope that
fhIs .or,uffna ana it- -uorsssors will not
gbzndur bur vtu develop tho policy oi
Generating atth and encouraging ihe
,Ourfr organizations iu Hil parts Of The
state Either o. n member of this com.
#it'sc nr othsru t-- I shall certainly con.
tirus 90 ,lo aIl ,tu tu that direction
few " ord- l- % the future The Demo.
,..ft. marty NJ thi, state has most favor
abI" oprouurity Tor winning a victory
900. year Rut o victory cannot he VOL
without orrauiyed work or without a. least
. r-s-ouahls degree of harmony. or above
~ ni houi strong clean. capable nominees
or rh~ state ticket, men who Nill kseT
-isp vItr ne progressive sentiments and
desires NJ h- people We must re"Ognizs
thr tu,t that after au he people are The
uos-@s
In Hns vfh this suyxestiOn desire "a
.srres. r, Arm belief that b. would be
rrrd -sI-. ard GOOD iudgmen' 4 this CON.
u.ttr. -'ou'd r.nomInend ~ the neNi STATE
convention that the Assembly district
t.-tc.d sf me senate dl.Iri'' .hOald h
u.ldc fh. unit oi representation On The
s'afo ,Dumffiee. and that IN" STATE com
rufsrf .r0w each A-saWbiv di.iriCi
srorI r. sIa,t.d br the direct vote of h
rg-l-tsr.f ur enrolled Democrats IN that
uisrrrf IN' state organization would
ul.- I,. H.1ugut into fuller aud closer rela
ir. .o ..s rms and fla. the lie blood of h'
r.r. sm -Oryin-ed gentlemen. that
tho .ur rga-t.d change would do much
toward -.--rrrhening the organization
. d iers'outng the Democracy Of ihe STATE
q, Ne. 'or.
urN prr ~ UNANIMoUsLT
comm tt-.mtu Winfield A. Huppuch
~ ~,ndy HIll. secretary Of the committee
tnen nomrnrted John A Dix of Washing.
ton county Tor chairman. saying that Mr.
D,1 was "a large employer u sOntented
h,,nr- md would be impartial 10 all
Democrats u the State IN his admin'stra
trur # the office ~ State chairman
Nr UN- nomination was seconded by
committeeman LDm- p Fuhrman, Mr
Conner. Mayor of Buffalo. and by Charlie.
y BIger u Oswego. Mr. Bulger said
that 'h. gepple u the State were fairly
.tir.ting vIrh desire 10 elect a Democratic
state ticket and in the coming campaign
r,ulld %" ID.nsd bv thousands Of Repub.
l,an. who now openly express the
utmu-' contempt Tor the hypocrisy ol
tn" RsuuDroan S'ats administration.
W. Dx vas slected unanimously. Mr.
H4ppuch and Mr Bulger escorted HIN
us'rre th" committee. Mr. COnners
greeting h.m SAID. You've got q good
rni 90 right Mr. DIX grasped the hand
oI 81 Iuuu"rs and addressed few words
q. .h. rurmtfes -aying that he expected
fn,r u'.rfy ,.DI,eratiOn. that he would
ra. .guII. uu 'aou0us IN the organization
auI hat I.aIify would not count with
Iw %, piN declared that tine Repuh-
l,n uurv 10 the state and nation had
hr.trr .. uIadgss 20 rbe people and
g. ..u-I,ntlv hctrsved them. Hs
g., .rd ir C0nuarr Tor his intelligent
Erl rdu"us .tt.rr.. adding: He and
ln u"sn friends. md hs alone can
'.... I.af 0.-ud.llp'
trfuur s llci can Of Newburgh Nas
elected r0al-,Irrr ~ the COMMITTEES. the
uN... OF .stg which IOhn 4 Mason Of
'.H fnr. tv fi- held Tor years was
uf.i..usa end u Mason Was promoted
g '" -..rr'lry. Mr Huppuch retiring
H- .'. ruau and secretary Of che
O.. .rru.'.a ..rnOt come from tho same
r.r'r..
t'f.l rf'f ,puN1rEF WIZ 40 sUsPEcTH
OR o.
200 N.f up-y Icadrr Of the King,
G., .r.. IDmU,fsts. proxy Tor William
q '". ue'.rd resolution calling foI
o. ...,.rruauf ~ an exariItivs com.
H.rr fhe committees Oliiceri
49,. o. mnUIlrr- ~ 1f"riO which Wai
Ll .' 'nIr wear. Ego Nr Conneru
A.. .rr IU" sEHrIiiya COMMITTEES
b" r" turning ~ Albany laqt nigh