The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05


IN rho respect and confidence of man
kind
Republicans are coming out strong for
Martin ". Iirtle'on. who IL building n
fire under the Colonel's friend. Cocks. IN
rte First Congress district, Six Re
publIcans Of NASSAU and Suffolk counties
signed letter of Endorsement vester
day They were Chase Mellen. Middleton
Burrill NIchol Floyd. Jr.. George =.
Ma-son. John NJ Ward and Charles y,
Turner Cocks beat his Democratic OPP
ponent. Monson Morris. by nearly i0,@D
heavily to the plurality. Mr. LIttleton =
friends say that Cocks will have close
shave this time and that Iittle'on has n
fair chance
Chairman Prentice has sent TO Mayor
Gaynor letter IN answer TO the Mayor =
injunction. PRAY every morning for
n while 10 God Ia direct Won to tell the
truth and see what fruits it will bear. :
Prentice saId he would follow the practice
among gent lemen and not make the letter
public until Mr. Gaynnr shall have r.-
c.lvsd It The Republican chairman
insists that Mayor GaynOr was for Justice
keogh and not Dix for Governor. aud that
Justice Keogh and Justice ksosh : friends
had that understa ndin9
Democratic Chairman Hup puch got
this letter YESTERDAY with a 81 hill pinned
TO the sheet Of paper: 4 am laboring
man earning barely 81 a day with the
aid Of my son and daughter who both
work my sonS week and nv daughter
~ years old - 10 week We manage
to make ends NEE, for wife and three
-. "a Il
we have hard time That wild man
Roosevelt should be sat on wish !
could sead 500 hut God knows ] have
not got II Michael Dolan HuppuCh
said Il was a bonafide letter
Republican Chairman Prentice mas been
getting some queer answers TO his ap-
peals for cash In one Of the letters
yesterday was n check ON the Albany
County Bank In the space left for the
amount to be written was the line. Pay
70 the order OF John A DIX one good
Republican vote Another Jester sent
check on the National Bank OF Har-
lem giving fifty inkstands" by the
order OF William J Bryan and Nike
Sweeney
In Prentice's mail WAS tins ethical
communication, Dear Sur ! registood
as a Democrat II YOU want may vote
gev Republican straight ticket 81 Sir
yours truly A- V
As usual Tammany will wind up its
campaign with sunday nigh, meeting
in Miners Bowery Theatre. There are
TO be many speakers. but IN" BOwary
vail stand up and yell for on" man. the
Hon Timothy Dry Dollar sullivan. Big
Tim makes his annual speech AZ MIner
Ola the Sunday night before election.
Two years ago he defended himself from
accusations that he was an associate Of
crooks. Other speakers this year Will he
George Gordon Battle. Paradise Jimmy
Oliver. John =. Mcintyre and Senator
ChHsty sullivan
Secretary Tom Smith of Tammany has
poet who when supplied with food
and likker snlte- his blooming lvr- and
bursts into NJ rong song. His theme yes
rerday was Roosevelt. After a fagon
Of ale he sang
am the great | Am Am
Ia rule The Universe
And make 'hing- better han they are
They surely can't he worse
John Saxton Summer. who addressed
n letter 20 the Colonel Thursday asking
II he will run for the Presidency in 1912.
and II so on which platform. the O-a =
wafomie speech or the one adopted
NJ Saratoga. u a son Of Rear Admira
sumner OF Patchoeue. now retired. but
AZ one time commandant Of the BROOKLYN
navy yard Mr. sumner has cIrculatey
a statement throughout Nassau count :
among Dix Republicans IL denouncst
the New Nationalism and hits hard a
Roosevelt policies To this paper Mr.
-, ~ ,,s, -.nI,- -
4 learned. he said. that most Repub-
licans do not want 10 come out in the
open. The secret ballot WAS provided
To meat this emergency.
Republican district leaders gathered
Yesterday at the Office Of the Republican
county COMMITTEES IN ih. Metropolitan
Building shifting for cash. They were
told that the bundles would he handed
out on Monday and that there would
he enough for every leader to do his
work on. President Griscorn whispered
what the amount would lie and the leader
filed ont grinning. Both Grisc"m and
In cash and that there will he enough
money up State and IN the city with which
TO get oIt the vote.
Henry II. Curran. the Republican and
Independence League candidate against
Charles V. Fornes in the Eleventh
Congress district has enIivened his
campaign with novel features. Curran
sends through the streets bellringcr.
who strides ahead 81 truck load ~ Cur
ran speakers. On one side ~ the truck
Is tackled tho legend Who has seen
Fornes? One dollar reward On the
other side -. Be with the winner Curran
for Congress Nobody has won n dollar
by furnishing proof that no aver saw
Fornes in the Eleventh district Fornes' =
plurality in 1908 was about =, 500.
Az the campaign wanes the friends
of William \ Bennett are getting nervous
Henry George has been making a slam
bang fight against the high tarIM Con
gresham from tho Seventeenth district
George has canpaIgned on 'pne lsstDe -
tn" cost Of living Bennett. h. saws. has
voted consistently for high tariT and
special privilege. Smiling Bill has de-
cIined all II Georges invitations 20 meet
him IN debate Two years ago Rsnne,' n
plurality over William McAdoo Was
slightly over SOD bTt IL WAS "a Pre.idon-
tsl year. and the cost u living vas mo-,
an issiI" George Is confident that h.