The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

city and from reports OF county chAlrmen
az state. About the middle Of this week
ne expects to have . more detailed estl-
mate to give out. one based On the ten day
canvass made 10y the workers
One OF the counties up State that Chair
man Prentice may have had IA mind IA
speaking 81 Republican di-afect ton -
Broom~. Broome hasn't risen To the
Colonel 90 that IL could be- noticed Chair
man Huppuch Of the Democratic State
committee gets many letter. from Brooma
Republicans who want 10 ser the Colone |
swatted. Huppuch Said yesterday that
he had received three letters Just pre-
vioIHly. one from Thomas n Cary Of
HinghAmton, president Of the Binghamt on
Washing Machine Company. Akron Natu-
raj Oas Company, Of the batavia Natural
Gas company Of the hin EhAmton shoe
and Rubber Company and Of a few other
concerns. employing many men. from
Benjamin B. McFadden OF Bingham on.
president OF the Commercial Envelope
Box Company. and from Arthur J Ru-
land Professor in the Binghamton
Central High school all Republicans
who SAD they were gong 10 vot" for
bN hiIland ~ going 70 make a speech
in Binghamton for the Democratic ticket
William Harmon Black has been hitting
It mp against the Colonel saving that
no human being could hav. an magma
ton riotous enough to fancy George
Washington or Thomas Jefferson or
Abraham Lincoln or Grover 20, "'rnu
tailending over New Nor., % PnoGrv"'.
mas been doing icCoriIug to Blar'
Roosevelt has made public Islander a pop
llar Pas'ime Speaking. To commercial
travellers and other, blaC. has heen
arguing that It would nav rhe Go,"ra-
ment To give the olonel - 40 OpD a year
TO keep quiet and that the b,in"-- inter
eets OF the country could we'd AFFORD
to contribute to the fund
Edward VI Shepard in letter to y
Bavard Cutting has coe'iihut'd 'h.s
thought 10 the campaign
NO wise man will let his .a- ho busted
by the silly cry about IN. SIurnhv In
ruence ~ Rochester Their wasthe sAmr
Cry year ago when Mayor iiynor was
nominated for Mayor Grover Cleveland
was nominated for Governor ia lssa with
the help Of Boss Kelly. predecessor
OF Mr. Murphy SO was Samuel IIldon
in 1874 And who. pray procured Theo
dore Roosevelt = nomination for Govrrnor
in Isos and for Nice-Pre<idant IN 1870.
except Boss Platt9 Why give a single
raised 10y the gallant and pItrio'ic -
President who when he was m great oil,a
openly sought and followed N" ad'icc
not only 81 Bose Plat and other Il =,
politicians but of the most dangerous
Of all the bosSe. IN american ri-'pr,
Matthew Quay 81 P-nnSy wanna. Wh,...
eulogi-t President Roosevelt f"l' con
strained 10 beCome No W. should ,r.'
the folly that just causes and hpnprl'
candidates "" To be re elected hsc''Is
o b.. H.
TO support them With This irr-l.vanC,.
brushed away. II l. plain What are IN"
just causes which Mr. DiSs election vii
help or Mr. Stlmson's will hurt
The United Color"d Democracy. among
whom are Bishop Alexander Walters
boils over with languag" against tn"
Colonel Never day passes thet the
L c ID hasn't charge Of grape 20 l"t
fly AZ the Colonel Tins Wa "NpIodad
Yesterday
The hypocroay injustice dishonesty
treachsry. ingra'tpis. duplIr per
fidy and dishonor Of the Republican PARTY
- equAlied only by the uft-ranC.-- ~ the
liar. hypocri'a dsm1 gogua and tyraut
Theodore Roosevelt and by the rapacitv
Of it, Stamphalian birds OF prey IT, Black
Horse Cavalry Its treatment Of the negro
finds no parallel IN political annals Rev
erencinR ii- platforms a. thou gh writ
ten on tablets Of stone and handed down
from on high 20 a second Moses bowling
before IL a. before the golden calf. offer
ing up upon it- affairs a sacrifice greater
than that II bulloCkz and Of goatH IN.
negro has been betrayed. moCk"d az and
crucified by the Grand Old Party
Which. whether you agree. With n or
not IL some language
The Anu-Food Trust Iampal gn.rs have"
been tickling the Fast Side wind With
straWs sending people 10 the cafH- m
Second avenue Houston street aud other
Fast Side social centres 70 find ONT how
people are going 10 vote In Little Hun
gary they found /? for Dix y for SiIm-on
and for Hopper A. the Caf, MonopoIc
there were p for D,H - for Stlmson and
4 for Hopper Ia the jlf.. B.lvrd.r. IA
Second avenue 81 wpr" for Dx u for
Stimson and for Hopper Tn" 'af" Gold
finger. In second street reported
that ~ patrons had strawvotrd for Dx
= for Stimson and q for Hopper tuKl.-
saloon in Attorney street produced ~
for Din for Stim-on and , for HOPPER
The tOtal-. gathered from vaf@- cigar
stores grocery stores and assembly
hall-. were Dix. vi. Stinson ~ Huy-
per 22S
Marcus Braun. who once wore the blu.
coat and shiny brass buttons - TIE. Gus
toms service and who j. dsvou adrnir.r
~ the Colonel. will hav. change tn
glIstsn on the night - November :
Marcus will preside At the birthday dinner
the Hungarian Republican cut will give.
that night for Col Roosevelt IT, N"
club's birthday. not the Cpluu-- tn.
Hungarian Americans cnhlrd all 'h.. way
Ia KhATtum and got N" Coiun-ls ac-
cepta nee months ago Among thp-. Nho
have agreed to dine with col Kpu-"y,.lt
and make speech maybe ar" United
States Circuit Court Judge Hough. judy.
learned Hand Otto I Blnnari Collector
Loeb. District Attorney Whitman Post
master Morgan. United States District
Attorney Mise. Secretary 81 State kO"rlg
Chairman Prentice. Congress.
ma Parsons and CT Surveyor GARRISON
The labor issue. a. affecting Mr. DiNI
one way OF another. has about dropp.,I
put 81 sight. but both Prentice aud HUI
puch had cards 70 play Yesterday Mr
Prentice zaid that he had evidsnc. that
young boys and girls had been seen carry
Ing dinner pals into Mr. DiI'S wall paper
factories That looked bad Looked ~
Il the children were going into the factories
"a.