The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
THEY DON'T LIKE DIX'S LETTER
now RFiDTT. ~ WONT STIND
ENlNIN iTIDN. - THE WIN.
There's GaNnor Letter Coming and VIZ.
DiN y Iun 81 Points About sugar
Pain Cau>rd Ia Nr. Prentice bS
Labor Vote Rumors Roo-r, Ell NIEhI.

dl-pruuf uf 1ru-t Affiliations and saving
that Nlr HIN- letter in PublICi-i Walker
won't stand examination som" II
thorn haven read D. boat they re- con
yir~ei trs' ~ won't hang tnRe'heT The
Colonel Nl~ pronounced Mr. DIV pre-
da.I.I. r'ur" and mo- matter what "vI-
d".... Nlr pIN ur m" corporation dIrec-
r..~ rrrdura ih" Colonel must ha right
HAT was th. word that chairman Fra
Pr"utIp- brought from the Union League
t4n 90 'io stat" headquarters last ~.
rIre Mr. Prentice and 'h. Colonel ur.
80 lur hedges Ar"I- On saving his
Ma .c-rv- had a nice long cunfab m "A
prI.at" ruum a. Nh" Union League. They
V"r"n annoyed hv President George X
Sheldon ~ any IT IN. officers and menu
b-r- Of 't" Union l"ag,I" rushing IN and
cnugr.tulatlug Cot Rnnseye' They
-a' Cir-. together shaking their heads
over Nr DIA'- t"m.rlty and over dread
l' rTn-- that tho Democratic state
committee had conspired To corrupt th.
Ia'ar '"si"r- - m" stats" The Colonel
49, tu ET"at form
nv G"nrg". You're a hard boss Prem
to-" said he" You've laid out a hit ~
s'lF goug f'r mo. bat m good for the
route f"I much hn't"r than did a
week ag1 aud i' 10" ready 80 wind up the
campaign tor vru here IN New York the
day before election
Th.v talked over Mr. DiNs statement
tha' nt- wall uap"r company has ALWAYS
been an independent ,nucrgn and that
D." had newer h""r 4 trust oehrial II
-asnt lear that COL Rop-"y"It had read
piN- '"''"r Chairman PrentIy. said
frau.iS mat he uain But they agreed
that u ,nu'in pr-SIbly meet the ca-.
and thai m" COLONEL could ~ right out
ard rig ~ fr -nr.d- and blow nm. -hr.ds
away pr.r'I," was quite cheerful ~"
saId fiar -" 'rIs' Justice Iurtou con-
deuned may hav" r-"u ont 1T business
y.ar- h.'pr" Nj pIN went lntpiha stand
ard and 'rg' Nr DIN might -av over and
YER again that b." had always teen an
Indereud.u' In business and thar DIX
.o''"r might sound all right bat waur
t.II the colonel replied Then FOLKS would
hear SOMETHING.
A. tho hoadIuart"rs - President Girls
com OF TIA" county COMMITTEE. they hadn't
~ ord tu Say about Nr DtN- disclaimer
After gong through volumes ~ N"
'plrec'o-v uf Directors and statistics
bearing on val Iap"r concerns they de-
ci4cd they wou.un I--l." any statements
a. 10 Nlr DIX beng trust magnate
Secretary John Mason NJ the Demo
cratic Sta'" committee. me Only repre-
sentative = o." state COMMITTEES. around
yesterday had q few remarks 20 offer
Mr. HiN letter wa-'a'poAs IN tho ey. for
Col Roosevelt said Mr Mason The
Colonel had elected Mr. INK - trusts
dir"c'orat" wI'hpu' bo'haring ,u' ~.
facts but Mr. Mason cuuidnt -... how
even the Colonel could climb over the
ettsr TO Walker
4 have learned Said Mason. that
Nr Walker had Mr. DiNs letter before he
CAV" ont "A statement 10 the New York
paper connecting Mr. Dix with the wall
paper trust Why didn' Walker make
public Mr.. piN- letter. or at least refer |
toni
Speaking ~ letters. Mr. Mason had a
notion that Judge Parker would have an
interesting On" 80 read W Utica tonight }
A. Mr. Mason understands n. the inst Of
Mayor Gavnor- cont ributinns 10 the
Democratic cause - 10 h. read before an
audlenc- before which Judge Parker .
app~ar- to-uigh' a. the principal sp~sker. /.
Mayor GAynor has prepared the letter I
and Il IL isn't made public tonight IN
Utica - will he read tomorrow night by
Candidate DIX AZ Buffalo
The Democratic managers are HIM ing
that the walkin viii resCund when Mr.
DIX takes the platform at Buffalo. He
has been supplied With material cuncsu.
ing Henry /. Stimsou's "nurs" IN N.
sugar trust prosecute and he n ex-
peCr 81 TO ask why Mr. Siimson accepted
a little more than g. ISL On from the
American Sugar Refining Company when
be said himself he could have demanded
ts5 coo CO and when tho directors Of
the sugar trust hal la"n not Sod hv
their counsel that they might A. well
get ready 20 dig ur g. .oOo.Oo. The State
commit tee has been eNcava'inR sugar
trust facts for several veess and has
supplied Mr.. Dix with several cases Of
relics
After Chairman fPrentice Rot hack
% tis ofIce from se"ing ne Colonel last
evening and had = chance TO talk him
self 10" told tbs reporters that he Wa
per Grh"d over an attempt Nv the Demo
cratic star" com mH'"e 80 seduce labor
from i's allegiance to StirrsOn. Al Mr.
Prentice has It Labor IL to be paid 81
q week and eIpens@s Just 90 Roto Thomson
and see Mr.. DIX.
WHY. the Democratic State committee
has cent a city official no. I cant give
out the nam" ~ tins official vet 10 Al
hAny. Elmi-a, BlnRhamtou. Syracuse and
other cities n talk To the labor leaders
THIS Official has told ths labo- men that
While loh9 m the State Engineers de-
"a ~ reut will 60 Largely to New York
CIV Mr. Dix will have many I'D state
app"intmehts TO make, and thst 1t be-
trONe- labor 10 10 mighty nice 20 Mr.
Dix The leaders are beng told that ,
u they will 60 TO ThomSon and talk things
over with Nix they will he paid $50 q woek ,
apiecn with EXPENSES the last two wseks
~ ~" campaign Ostsn4ibly the $50 q
will he paid them for distributing ,itera- :
ar" Really they will he bought Mr.. q
Prentice felt the deeply
Tn" Republicans ara getting ready 10
nacA up William v. Hearst IN his charges 4
hat Nir. IrA plays Legrss 90 labor's 4
= pris Tim Mr. Prentice Vas otiita :