New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
Republicans Appeal for Funds.

Republicans Appeal for Funds.
The Republican County COMMITTEES sent
out yesterday its second appeal for funds.
! The letter. which was signed BY Ogden T..
Mills, treasurer of the county committee:
OTTO T Barnard and the other members
Of the finance committee. read SO follows;
THE issue in this campaign is whether
Tammany Hall and Charles ? Murphy
shall control the State Of New York
The silent respectability Of Mr. Dix must
not be allowed 70 befog the issue
The people of this state are now facing
! the issue that The people Of this city have
| been obliged 70 face at every municipal
| election.
a vote for Mt Dix means a reputation
! Of Hughes and the progress he has achieved
toward honest state government II
elected his right hand man at Albany
would be Senator Grady. the leader Of tbs
black horse cavalry for years
1T is now reasonably certain that Mr.
Stimson will be elected. Every man who
has opposed Tammany Hall in the past
every man who expects TO oppose Tsmmany
in the fUture-tn short, any and all citizens
Of New York honestly interested in good
government-rnust see to II in this election
that the state government must not he
is synonymous with corruption and against
whom they have waged relentless war In
the past
TT is 70 this class of citizens that We an
peal
THE cost Of meetings. campaign 1iters-
ture and manning of hundreds of election
districts is large Money is needed. No
contribution ia asked from a corporation
II you cant give as much as you would
like. contribute what you can ANY sub
scrption, no matter how small. will be an
aid in this war against Tammany'
state Chairman Prentice received word
yesterday from Westminster County that
325 applications to have names stricken
from the registration books there had been
granted in the Supreme Court
Registering Foreigners
The 325 names were part. he said. Of
the Illegal registration total made I'D from
payroils Of contractors on the Ashokan
aqueduct work. Some OF them were names
of foreigners. who, though residents IN that
county for tour OF five months. had never
been natu~aIized. and others were the
names Of man who were on the payrolls
four months ago. but who have since left
the county.
The Republican managers in Westchester
County were the men Who iustigatsd the
prosecution
Other applications will be made IN West
chester as the investigation continues. and
also in Orange. Putnam and Ulster coun-
ties. in each Of which it was said. there
have been thousands of illegal registrations
based on the old payroTls of the aqueduct
contractors
4 have letter here, Mr.. Prentice said.
from upstate, saying that man who gave
the name Of HambIin had been in SYRIA
cuse and in Oneida County. going 10 man
1lfacturers in that section. trying TO get
those manufacturers 10 allow him TO 90
into their factories for the purpose OF en-
pIoying one or two Of the leading employees
10 work with their fellow workmen and
swing them over 10 Dix. Hamblin, this
letter SAYS. said that he was sent out by a
man named Brewer
Mr. pix's record in connection with the
Lewis water storage bill In 1903 is also
under investigation by the Republican cam
paiEn managers. and will he reported on
within few days
Agnew Headquarters Open.
The campaign committee of the 18th Sen
ate District Of Manhattan. in which Sena-
tor George &. Agnew is running for re-
election. was organized yesterday. with
headqua rters in the Hotel Breslin- Charles
H Strong is chairman. and Madison Grant
treasurer Among those on the executive
committee are otto T. Barnard Seth Low.
Cornelius \. Bliss 1T-. Joseph Fl Choate.
George r sheldon Henry W. Taft James
Speyer and John Henry Hammond.
Bronson Winthrop. Mr.. StimsOn part
ner in the firm of Winthrop s Stimson,
gave out n statement yesterday in answer
10 the allegations of Martin ". Littleton,
who attempted TO show at a Democratic