The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-10
ROOSEVELT LOSES, SAYS MACK
4 BRTAN CAMPAIGN REVERSED.
TINE WAY me- PCTS ~.
CamPAigRers HIAScRt seen CArnegie's
asO. OOo- IBCAnslliAtes for Governor
Co stump for DlS- Republicans Talh
at Tammany Hearst AmmanittOn.


came Tn town from Buffalo Last night with
Herbert 2. Biszell. who was permanent
chairman % the Rochester convention.
Mr. Mack hadn't heard the story that
Andrew Carnegie had given 500 To the
Democratic campaign fund. hut he was
mighty sure that. with or without big
campaign fund. Dix and the rest OF the
ticket are going 20 win sweeplngly
| 1--WE been around the State some since
Rochester said Mr.. Mack. and I've
talked 10 a lot % Republicans. regular
! old war horses who would have been in
suited in former years II you had asked
them II they were going tn support a
Democrat This time they're insurgents
sure enough. Pretty nearly all Of them
have tn" same idea They say that they
don't think II is a dignified thing for an
eH-President Of the United States to
practise politics the way Mr. Roosevelt
is doing, and they agree that a victory for
Stimson means Roosevelt IN 1912
Naturally, look at the situation
p, thr ough rose colored glasees. hut there's
a Democrat feel in the air You can
smell ~. just as you can smell ozone when
big thunderstorm breaks loose. l look
for recordhreaking registration tomorrow
because there il more interest in this
campaign than m any since issa. The
farmers are getting ready TO vote ana
from all can gather. they think well Of
John A Dix You know there has been
feeling in this state that the lawyers were
getting too many chances in the political
game. and that business men ought "a he
put forward Dix il known as a square.
successful business man
Talking about lsa0. do you know that
this campaign. to NV mind. will he %
rev rsed. That IL. people believed four
teen years ago that william Jennings
Bryan ought IN he beaten. The indica-
tions are that the people intend TO beat
Theodore Roosevelt this year. Wherever
you GO you don't hear much talk Of
Stimson. It's all Roosevelt You'd never
know that Stimson was the candidate for
Governor.
And harmony? Boys. we're more
together than we've ever been. Every
man whose name was mentioned at
Rochester for first place on the ticket.
and there are fifteen 81 them Parker.
shepard. Glyun. Gerard. Sulzer. Havens
and all the res; are going on he stump
for Dix. Well put UP a better campai gn
than for many years.
No. I don't think Dix il making a
mistake by staying On his farm instead
81 touring the State. lie doesn't believe
IN spectacular methods He thinks that
few speeches IN large cities and perhaps
a number OF familiar talks 90 callers will
be 81 more value than special train can
wasting. There are preCedents for his
course Grover Cleveland made that
kind ~ a campaign and so did Roswell =.
Flower
Mr. Mack said he expected 70 take a
pretty active part in the campaign. Mr..
Bis=ell u the walking encyclope lila for
the Democratic State committee. He -
the author of the campaign textbook.
whiNh ~ full Of argumen' Why folks
shouldn't trail with the Republicans this
year. and he expects 10 he on tap II more
Information has ~ he dug up.
State Chairman Winfield A Huppuch
Of Hudson Falls came To New York last
night To- take charge at headquarters
There vas a good deal 81 curiosity as To
whether MIR Huppuch will receive the
check for 81 ooo whIch Andrew Carnegie
j. said to have contributed Mr Huppuch
said AZ the Waldorf Astoria that he had
received no information about MIR Car
negies alleged contribution Arthur 4
Mclean 81 New hurgh. the treasurer ~
the state committee. knew nothing about
the matter. and Mr. DIX SAid over the
phone that II was news 10 him Char
man Huppuch takes hold today with
plenty II enthusiasm He put an inter-
view into one sentence:
-W"'rc going 70 win a whopping victory.
bur we're going TO do some whopping
work Srs'
There wasn't much activity around the
Republican headquarters State Chair
man Ezra = Prentice, who was AZ head
quarters all dav issued ~ atement urging
Republicans and independents to get
busy to-day with the registration
The anti-Tammanv voter. ~ New
York CITY should appreciate more han any
utharh said MIR Prentice the necessity
~ registering early and working for the
success 81 III" Republican ticket Here
We know what Iammany means. but to-
fore IN" ~anpa lgn j. much older M rest
~ the stat" vil understand that the
Democratic ticket ~ hut n cover for the
extension II the Murphy control Tam
many, - course " III see that ia full vote
~ registered our hope ~ that indepen-
dents and Republicans will not neglect
their opport unity on the first day OF
Pre1idenr Grisoom 81 the county COM
mites said he expected very large
r" gistration
Every effort should be made he said. !
- q make the first day notable. inasmuch |
~ I believe that the voters are not going |
20 allow themselves 10 be befogged by |
Tammany Halls endeavor 10 drag ma |
t.ynal issues into the campaign ms
j. a state election. Inc issue II abso- |
lI,ely clear and The accounts 81 the Sara
foga and Rochester convent ions prove II |
The business men 81 the community |
certainly are not going IN stand for Tam |
many cont rol 81 the contracts and finances |
~ he State The importance Of regis |
tering a. early as possible on the frs l
day 10 evident 20 all
Before the campaign il over Tam
many Halls endeavor TO cloak its at |
tempt 20 reach OFT and cont rol the entire |
state will be 20 clear that any homes, /
voter will more than regret his failure /
10 have registered
At the Park Avenue Hotel. where the .
Undergraduate League managers are quar-
tered there were hints that they have
Z he sun TO make lively campaign There
were irtirnations that William X Hearsr
will take the stump early with another
bunch 81 letters The league IL going
to give up ~ headquart ers NJ the Park
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