The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04

paIgn methods have tackled III" HaTl"m
voters Que OF his stunts ~ to pull
handful of cloth samples out of his pocket
and -ay a. he holds up the samples
We'll. thus does,n't seem 10 b" good
IA ght for political speaking Guess Ill
TAX. few orders for clothing Then he
throws the samples into IN" crowd, waits
= n',nuts or Two and adds This IL th e
stun that our protected manufacturers
are selling As all wool IL isn't wool at all,
It's shoddv NV distinguished opponent
Repnet' avoidance NJ George chalieGG"
for "A debate won friends for the Demo
cratic candidate
II the Democratic candidate for A.
tornsy General. Thomas Carniody M
Penn Van. doesn't ge, anything ease
ont Of the campaign he'll have the middle
initial that uiost newspapers have .n-
sisted on giving him tarmody'~ name
appears IN print usually a. Thomas Z
Carmody II u seldom that politics adds
anything To a candidates. name sub
traction IL the Usual thing There was
stephen Grover Cleveland. for instance
The friends ~ senator Alexander
Brough are coniidsn, that he will ha re-
turned to the Legislature from the Eigh-
teenth district Broueh . Opponen', Heary
W Pollock a young lawyer has made
a hvo.v hsEt hut BrouRh has rested his
fortuue- GA his record arguing hat
he H. emitted to ree,ectior because h"
Wa supportrI q. Gov Hughes me-
Gauss hs has fought kepunlicaa corrup.
tioui=ts and j. now the vice chairman
Of the legislative graft Co'nmIi;c" ara
because Ire Is -. s.ithur 81 numi"'
IL excellent Laws including IN" lance
hal measure Two years ago. with
Taft running Bro.gh carried the dis
,r,rr /, ; Az The normal plurality -
aun II sea-. ~ Brongh partIsan- 'an
Cg'.r. that Po'IocS ha- "A ChanC" The
| l. Candidate. Leslie Fer guson. ~
no; making much of fight
Rice. the coIored sergeant at-arms
AZ tn. R-puh.i. III state committee. 'on~
n hook Oh, VI IN" window yesterday and
shoe. his head I don't want 10 -''e
thi. Kind of weather next Tue-dd" said
he Tht. weather IL too Democratic
to suit ue
What do yol call Democratic weather
huh'"
4 heap Of rain with the consequent
mud and some rum
The independence League will wind NJ
it, campaign tonight with four meet
ings one III Nsnhatt ~ and three IN
Brooklyn wiliiam Il Hearst and John
J Hopper will talk at tn. Orand entTal
Palac" IN Manhattan and at AcIn. hall
Congress Hall and Schwalsn Hail ~
Brooklyn In closing former campaIgn-
Llr Hears; u-Gd IN -peak at Madison
suuare Garden. hut ;he lnd'uendsnc'.
i.sasu. bosr IL .aid To hav" a dislike for
the Garden Ii is too bag for mis- voice
The Napoleon nf the Tenth Assembly
district laid yesterday that he wants to
meet t'nl Roosevelt in JOINT debate /
shut up ElIhu Root. said julius tie
ha.n'i said a word since | answered him
and now ! would like TO stand up with
Roosevelt | will meet him on any spot
he selects,
The Democratic Stai. committee IL
getting campaign cash from Republicans
who won't be able to gee back Ia the city
IN time To vote for Dix. Letters enclosing
checks have been received from New
Workers now in Paris. Berlin Rom. aud
Nice They write that they wan: to
Ink win as a rebuke to Roosevelt
George Henry Payne. the playwright
has "A reason for putting in fourteen huur~
A day husrling for the Republican coIniy
committee PAYNE has wan; ell tn Se; a
Congress- nomination in tn. Bronx for
several years bat he was ALWAYS showed
Al Il. AT convent ION time He has A half
uroIn,-a now that his ambIt ions will re-
Celve favorable consideration from the.
county committee.
The sufragettss intend ~ keep an EVE.
ont at tn. polls especially III dist rict-
where pronounced opponents of the vote
for women cai-e are running. Commits
-ionsr Of Police trOpsey has written To-
NrS HArrioi stanton Blat on assuring her
that The rights ~ wOeInn a. watcher wall
b- safegIar'ied by the police
Edward NJ shepard has added a phras.
to tn. campaign In letter to IN. Inter
collegiate. civic League MIR Shepard SAYS
that a vote for Diy will cont ribuie against
"reaCtiOnary reCkleS-ne--
Tn. RepUhIcans want brisk Young
fellows. college men II possible to act a.
watchers on election day Tn. watch
committee Otrp I Barnard 4 \ Bard.
William y ChadbouTue. r.. X Finch y &
I.udinRton and Elihu Root. Jr sent ous
an appeal yesterday Mr. Rannard and
MIR Finch are graduates Of Yale. Nj
Bard Of Harvard. Mr Root Of Hamilton
and Mr Ludington went 20 Princeton
The American Antitrust League -
sending ont bundles Of circulars urging
that S'irnson he Defeated because HIS
faIlur" 20 punish the sugar trust AIDE
uIa'"ly Indicates that ~. would us. the
Goyrrnorship 10 favor the trusts that ar.
friendly 10 him.
" will be- Roosevelt and S'm-on in
another automobile tour the night before
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