New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
ST|NSON HITS TIGER
ON JUDICIARY TRAFFIC
Quotes Refusal to Nominate
Judue whitney as Typical
of Tammany.
MURPHY AND MEN HUNGRY
Warns Enthusiastic Audiences
Upstate Against Turning Over
Efficient Government
TO the Tiger.
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rPv Telegraph 20 The tribune
Jamestown. y Y oct 25.-ln q new
e+rscl, on Tanmany Hall here tonight
Henry 7. Stfmson. Republican candidate
for Governor. revived "Fingey" Corners 5
statement. made short time before
h was deposed by Charles F. Murphy
IS Democratic state chairman. that Tam
many compelled payment for judicial
nominations
re quoted from an interview given by
.be redoubta bic 'F'ingey" al that time,
saving that he would produce the
goods on this question Of judicial as
sessmen1s This matter Mr.. Stimson
coupled with the turning down Of Justice
Whitney for a nomination as a sample
q the kind Of government Tammany
and the Tammany ticket would give 70
the people Of the state.
Two meetings here. one an open air
affair in a square IN front Of the Hum
Vhrey House. the other a somewhat
smaller meeting in the city Hall wound
W one Of the hardest days Mr.. Stimson
has experienced on his upstate stump
ing trip. h spoke in all al sixteen
meetings Of varying size during the day,
from the rear end OF his special car
from platforms erected in the open, and
a. halls and theatres. Most OF mis- work
was done despite a cold. throat-piercing
crizzle.
Yet the reception he got here tonight
4 Republican Chautaugua County. made
up u him for anything he suffered dur
ing his hard day. Level headed observ-
ers said Il compared very favorably il
numbers and enthusiasm with the re-
ception accorded Theodore Roosevelt
when he spoke here. allowing for the
difference in conditions. Il was almost
as warm as that which Governor Hughes
used 20 81. and Hughes was extremely
close 10 the hearts Of the people q this
section OF the state.
Warmly Greeted All Day.
I1Geed. Mr. Stimson got q welcome all
along the line to-day which was most
hearty From the time he left 4ornen
early this morning. through AIlegany
and CaCtar ugus counties. and over into
ChsU1sUqua, gooGly throngs met him al
each stop. his car, the Twilight. was
crowded with local leaders. who wanted
70 meet him and talk with him for
moment about The campaign evideuct
cropped forth that there was an organ
ization al work which was taking in
Jerest in the candidate and the outcome
OF his CarGldac-.
Particularly was this tue n AIIezanv
County and here tonight. state Com
Forneu this morning and was on the
.ab until 1Ir. Stimson was tucked into
bed tonight Minor Wellran. county
chairman o. Auegany and A classmate
q M Stinson al Yale. came aboard
-he car AZ the first station in his county.
H STAYED through the rest Of the trip
Assenblvnan Jesse Phillips travelled
rirh the Stimson party through AIlegany
COUNTY
he days trip was through rOCh-TibbeG
Republican territory. which in other
years has Yielded banner Republican
E-a5orities In the various counties
- prospects are that II won't fall OF
great deal. though Indications Of .disaf-
fecuon are apparent in some parts Of IL
This city. for instance. harbors con
sice-a ble degree Of "Rooseveltophobia- 80
and there are financial Influences op-
posed 10 the Republican ticket At work
among railroad men, workingmen in
Fake Of the big factories in this vicinity
1xs6 cther men in the general field Of or
gained labor
Ha-cer Fight Than Usual.
Tfrsr-rl -hss STATE Co-,-,i-ree-,a-
Gtte- SAYS the counties in his district
win do just about what they have been
doing for the Republican state ticket in
recent Years
We realize that We are TO have q