New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
BACK, TIRED, BUT HAPPY
Republicans Confident That
Stimson Will Sweep the State.
FULL HARMONY IN PARTY
"Old Guard and Progresslves
Will Work Together for the
Ticket, Says Griscom.

Every train coming down from Albany
yesterday brought it's quota of delegates
returning from the Republican convention
at Saratoga. They were all tired and
chiefly in search of rest, but they all
wanted the rest to be ready for the begin
ming of the fight next Tuesday, when MT
Stimson will be officially informed OF his
nomination and the campaign Will start
lloyd c. Griscom. president of the Re
publican County Committee, came down
last night on the same train with senator
George B. Agnew, William NJ. Bennett
who will begin his Congress fight next
week. Senator Depew and Lou Payn. MT.
Griscom was pretty well tired out oy the
work of the convention and slept most OIL
the way down He did not hold any con-
ferences on the train, but before he lelt
Saratoga he was assured that the o!d
guard would line up for Stimson
"oTd Guard" Will Be In Line.
az held number of conferences before
left Saratoga" he said last night, anu
/ was assured that the old guard Wouiu
be with the Progressives. now thaL tho
convention fight is over. We are going III
to win, and there will be no factions IN Ine
party on Election Day. / know that.
was satisfied of that before | lett sara
toga The whole party will be sohoIy oe-
hind Stimson.
Everybody was pleased with the ciidi-
acter of the ticket, and the open character
of the convention was a great benefit to
the party in the state. The delegates were
all highly satisfied. After the convention
i,,I MT
ticket and the platform.
"Our campaign will begin next week at
the official notification of Mr.. Stimson. We
will all get as much rest as we can, III Of
der to be ready for hard campaign, but
there is a great deal of preliminary work
to be done, and we will be busy on that
As soon as Mr.. Stimson has been notified
the campaign will begin, and it will be
pushed in every corner of the state
The state committee will meet on Tues
dav morning at II o'clock at the Repub-
lican Club, in 10th street, to elect state
chairman. The notification of Mr.. Stimsor
will take place at the Republican Club In
the afternoon.
William NJ Bennett was especially pleased
with the direct nominations plank i'll the
platform.
Pleased by Direct Primaries.
1.-THE direct nominations plank is the
feature of the platform that ] like best,
he said II think it means direct nomlna-
lions for all offices from Governor down.
That is what We want, and that is the
feature on which we can make our strong
est appeal to the voters. But the whole
platform is a remarkably strong and able
document.
THE ticket is a very strong one, and L
think our candidates are sure to be elected
Mr.. Stimson is a man of very high char
acter, and the work he has done will ap-
peal to the voters. We can go before the
people on our record, also.
I'VE have a record of legislation that is
remarkable, both in the state and in the
nation. We can point to the fact that we
have done our own housekeeping and done
it well. And we can point with the high
est rride to the administration of Gov
ernor Hughes
Mr. Stimson will make a worthy sue
| cessor to Governor Hughes. The record
| of his fights against trusts and corpora
tions will make an especial appeal to the
voters What he has done in the past VIII
make d very effective argument for what
! can be expected of him in the future. l
do not think we could have done better
| in either candidates or platform.
| MY own campaign for Congress will
| begin next week, at the same time that
| the state campaign starts i'll, and both
| will be hustlers. The Republicans are
| going to win this fall