The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
CAMPAIGNS NOT SOTURBULENT
ATU riPFRS. TROLLEIS AM n.
u THI m iSON. says W tSON.
Prentice .. Nfraid italians on Nshok an
nam WIN Vote Where They Don't lave
u" IT'D HAVe aS.OsOO and Somebody
1und High Cost oG Living Leaflets.

r-.a Mason. secretary Of the Demo-
r. state committee. has an eAplana-
o. ... the dulness and uneventfulness
r ..., state campaign Mr. Mason
H.-n.- with other party managers and
w.. &c. 'itlyal Observers that there IL
r. 49, ginger and hurrah than usual.
,rN -yaper-. trolleys and rural free
n.i..-, said Mason. There's the
,r-a.- They have done away with the
he ss..'y FOR torchliRht parades. country
r,.l., r.-i fire and campaign vaudeville.
- - ..ns ago the up-Staters used q
demand nelGhbOrbood meetings. small
town "a - where local orators apouted,
viii nov and then a great man in a tall
r, A'i frock coat. But the news.
ra7.-s nave increased in sire and are
M. generally circulated because 81 the
srlo i trolley transportation and the
T!-a' 49, delivery.
d." farmers and villagers get their
r..al knowledge from their big city
rar.r. They are too b'sy or too pros
zero, rn waste time attending q string
= Ir'i, meetings When they can rad
N'H lrhn \ Dix has to say by turning
u,.,'ra Tages of their New York papers
4, rr.a fast ny dinner why should they
,un 1l - listen To the Hon Sim BobhS.
.r.r l.ailng attorney? People read more
art -..ut loss When the small towners
WA0' 90 hear a POLITICAL speech they
t-.,'s, ~ tn Rochester or Buffalo or
>v-,,s,". heir nearest hig city. wherever
4 J. ant grt their moneys worth.
'Our state committee has found this
voa- more general demand than ever
cnsirrl-n are ash ing for our campaign
is, n.ok for leaflets on the cost Of
I,rE for copies Of important speeches
W. nav" lrran ged for les than one.
mud ~ many small meetings as usual,
irI' ~ are spending more money than
ever for prnted arguments
T1rrnbght parade~ with their accom-
lAri,~out- - ollcloth capes. snowy hel.
ri.'. nT hats roman candles and red
fro var. ~ tho height Of their popu-
ls-rty m the Rlaine-C Cleveland campaign
NJ Issi Since then their popularity has
vaned They Mere expensive Injuries
sr8 not ~ much praC' zeal benefit in vote
Er' .iug
Il should ,av 'no ihA, another reason
f,r VIVA, IL ,all"d dulnaa- H. the Passing
- uIdshn glng MAY he politics ~ getting
- 20 morr dignified more Of a prnfe-
sr,n for high minded men. AT any rate
irsr- = less Of abuse. Of Incorporate
attacks and II r"orhackinR than ever
'efors
Republican state Chairman Prem
uce is nervous over what he believes
10 10 1anmany Wickedr~ss along the
Nshosan lam Mr. Prentice saws that
Tar many officials are colonizing the
- signal lights up that way He 10 get
nc evidence. he says ~ wholesale
'-aIdrlant registration IN Putnam. u.
-'"r orange and WeStche-ter counties
-P"p"us from Kingston alone sai1
hartman ! rentice Yesterday are that
% gns town in that district IN attempt
~ made to register by afidavit iH
A'"rers who hadn Z been IN the county
more nan a few weeks at the. most Ac-
'orriing 20 our informAtion fraudulent
yo'er- are 80 10 planted along tn. line q
'.s A-.u-ar tam, the barge canal and
., " ~'a'" z'ways in process Of coDsi r'Ic-
tin all ovs' me state wherever Tammany
contractors are n charge ~ the IMPROVE.
rnHn's Tar many - making q desperate
~T"-r To- grah c''ntrol " the state I'm.
gir"@r Department. which has cont mi
{ $50 30 H worth ~ canal and Rond
-osds Contrasts authorized hy vote ~
'gs p~ngla
'''or0"y General q Mailey IL inv.sti-
s''t's 'h" r"ports thar have made Chair
-tr F-'u't"" hdge'y and inquiTing into
h. stI'v Il election inspectors who
H'' r"CIs'"r non residents.
senate. flhu Root has written to Chair
nan P-ar'fC' "unsorting 20 speak on
h. Ugh = October - AZ Manhattan
'asrr" III stat" c1rnnittcr ~ building
"- - -'".rh IN tn th'ory that talk
''.u 'u Root NAV pull tack into lin"
o.gs"~.1'E E"rIhIctrs whD have hinted
- L".'"'.. nat th.y intend 10 vot" for
'E' 20. A." hoy can't stand Cot Roo-.'-
r"i' IT, stat" 'ummii'r" thinks thai
49, VI Root -p.ech At Utica do
-nur.lR William X Haar-t thar really
~''''.' r'r"S y. Hughes over Hearst
r.' ...l.tu~ Who know ~ n 81 mn con-
-'''1 hat thurman Prentice re-
70 Of 't.' pfh"r day from a distinguished
Republican Nh"s. jokes were widely
.-'"r' m former years are laughing
"'"- 'tr lrsdIc.msnt Prentice found
..~-"' .r after N" news Of tn. check
= q" ~" Upstate county chaIrmsn.
H'r.' hadn't t,~-n vory plentiful with
D.. s'rs"rs and they wrote hastily
''"''.'' asking whom they were 10
a. vpu anticipate tho publication
10y 't'Hf1Igu contributions and give out
~ { .putributors with the fRuress-
W PRENTICE was asked
%''"- rD' vet - h" said Lots NJ
49," ha.~u sent checks yet who may
A"' nav I say I have received
:" ''- ' q" checks. however, and ons
~ '+"' - ."nsid"rably more than 5000
- R"p. rllcans have made no thirty
-" 'anyass the tabulation OF county
'EAIrrn"r ~s'imAtes made usually thirty
avs before election. They are at work
s@'iirs '"ady for the ten day canvass.
H''TAn Prentice has asked the local
A"i'in"r 'n send him accurate reports.
"a '7''s not hopes The chairman
- yesterday that scattered estimates
'"7 8. -"N' IN are much more cheerful
~ 90 ~ suppose Mr. Prsntioe IN
.'''H .h"~rful N he hasn't any
p. .N.. ou' he - willing to chat
~'rs machines or Whistler the I
RDps'vSIt can com@ hack |
'''..r rr" latest musical comedy |
'r ~" foo'hEhts
..' state chairman Winfield !
Of. ".I NOT get hack On thu job I