New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
swing OVER TO STIMSON
independents and Democrats 10
Form an Organization
GERMAN LEAGUE IN LINE
Republicans TO Have Sherman as
Speaker-Upstate Tour
Arranged.

Trs.nenderts and Democrats who cannot
stand The faint of Wall Street. corporation
srn6s and Tammany Hall which they say
ex,7des from the John A. Dix ticket nave
s.a-tea q movement which in few days
,ril result in the formation OF an indepen-
denis Sriruson organization They declare
thar they are for S1insOu because ne Is
ersins- The lawbreaking corporations, ana
stands a the representative IN this cam
-,aizn Of the progressive Republican poll
cies set forth ny Hughes. Taft and Roose-
welt
Among the men interested in this project
ere Norman Hapgood. editor Of Collier s
weekly Raymond Y. 1neersoll, Of Brook
1vn. who took p prominent part in the CON-
1nittee OF one Hundred: Michael Fitzgerald
formerly head Of the Letter Carriers
Union. Hamilton Holt o. The 1ndepen-
dent George ". Alger. lawyer and writer
and Joseph ?. Cotton, IT., lawyer.
Another indication Of the swing 10 Slim
son came yesterday when officials OF the
German A1ne-ican League called on state
Chairman Prentice and told him the league
vas behind Mr.. Stinson. & J. Ludwig,
president: Lucien Bonheur, treasurer. and
Frederick Schneider, secretary, were the
-1tsitors. They said they expected 10 hold
state Chairman Prentice said yesterday
shat Vice-President Sherman would take
the stump Cor the ticket. He viii speak
wiki Nj. Stimson al one meeting at least
-hat a. Albany on November =.
Senator Root VIII also speak for the ticket
In making this announcement Chairman
Prentice said. however, that Mr. Roots
throat was troubling him and il vas doubt
suI II he would appear on the platform
more than once. Mr.. Prentice saiC he hoped
20 enlist at least one member Of President
Taft's Cabinet in his corps OF campaign
enea ke-s. M Taft he added, lis very
sruch interested IN Nj Stinson's election"
Nj Prentice declared that the Republi-
cans in Oneida County, Mr. Sherman's
home. were harmonious and would give
united support TO TIE nominees for Senate
snd ASSEMBLY
The stale chairman plans 70 meet Nj.
Roosevelt here this morning for a discus
asion Of The campaign
NJ. Stimson viii have a hard trip to-day
Through Long Island. He VIII be taken in
Tow 10y Ex-Governor Regis Post OF Porto
Rico. starting from Long Island City He
vii make eighteen speeches from the train
Ilatfornl.
Upstate Itinerary Ready.
HIr. StImSon 8 upstate itinerary was com
vIeted yesterday. as follows.
Leaves Nc7~ York Sunday night. October ls
sor I'or1 Ie-Zis and Spfal.s On Monaay a f9[l
,.JerEls. Iidl-eco7n- Goshen NarW-cA- 1hes-@I'
aIo1--1nrery and Newburg-
October fN-STssats IN Ulster and l'elaV'sire
r-ouutles and Kingston at night. leaving King
stou after the meeting and going T. o~eso-
Eauoer. Ithaca Cortland and Syracuse Octo-
i~-47e- aa-Fron Syracuse % PALMYRA. Lyons.
CLYDE Port Byron. Reedsporr and Auburn
C4atghcr .1-l1aTla-l1aiC-a- seneca taiS- " a-el-
C5ro6s- ---Fsrn Yam. Fioueoye Fails. Batavia
C,c-o6er 24-Attioa. Mount Morris or Dansville
0-t-f,er -1vellsviua. Olean. Salamanca
Randolph and jamestown
t7-.-olre- a6-Ntarara Falls. BoekDort, Middle
port. Al. lor. Roclzr-rr and Rorhesrer-
0.raFer @7-Fhsu5x. FHIl--n. Gswego and
Tyarertovn-
Malone ssranac I-sse and T'larts'usE
October ,g--'icor6e-1-s1. u hitehaI. FleDs
1>ore--.er . and silica Schenectady and
4 nan~ and The Hudson and Mohawk valleys
Among The speakers who viii accompany
NJ. Roosevelt on his tour viii be jerome
Fishe~.
Herbert Parsons, -en0Uinated for Con
Eress IN the 18th District, and Senator
T-eor-e p AEneu. reuo-ninared for -he Sen
ate from the 9Th District. have opened
head quarters in the Hotei BTeslin- z "
KELSEY is IL charge OF Congressman Par
sons campaign. and William a. Chad
bourne will look after Senator AE1ew's in
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