The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17

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Yesterday ursnIus HTtt ~. frH1I srui-
'FlTs ~ ~ 90 interesting ma b.. hat rH
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Prs.-,ti-nt % Hrts~ q f.w speeches frr tr.
S'at. 'r.S-' o." chairman thtnas that
VIZ sherman vtI .,,f ..r'. t''huugh 30
hs- many "uEa g"fn.u'- 90 spas for
tuugr..-. rindidaf.-
state senator Fr,-l-riyy VI Davenport
- I'fDa ca.'.-l on ,hHIrr.r Prentice
Yesterday amt brought .ru'Hlng u.W.
from the district ~t-r- NOR" .or-us-.
wa- Developed on agkppn' ~ m" tempo
rarv yhalrman-uIp Tgat than m any
other di-fri,f ~ 'h- ~'.t'" senator
pay ~npnr' -lid that th-rr = -pv
feeling up their. vet. h'.' that 'h. .taI-
warts ana "a" Trugrs~-tvs-s are gradually
getting tpg"th- and that Ntlm-pn NlIl
Ert the full party vote A--snblvmln
Cyrus " Phillips ~ Monru" county ami
Congressman H~rher' Parsons also Call,-i
Mr. Prentice announr..i that speaker
James v WadsWorth has cpn-euts-i To-
stump with Stlm-on from October ~ tn
October -
Secretary John A. Mason. Who vas
doing the talking for tho p~mocr ats
told the reporters that IN" strat"gists
Of the state committee hav" a rod puck
hing for IN" Republicans They ar~ going
To get after MIR. S'lmson for not making
he sugar trust restore more money To the
Government
1, Seems aid Mr. Mason. that Mr.
Stmson. a. sT~Clal prosecutor for the
Government and Wintred I. DruIson.
hls associate. admitted IN court IA IA.
early stage 81 the prosecution that they
could have asks~i for a restitution uf
SIS On ISL Il 10 on RECORD that the Couu-
-" for the American Sugar Refining
Company wrote a letter 20 th" dir-cto rs
advising them that they might eNJsect
to repay So UOt ssD - the Government.
Instead of t8j.U1GD or 81 $50 go Mr.
StImzon took le~s than S3UO.UD. and
no hlR man has gone 10 laIl yet. don't
think the ReJublICanE " III make much
out Of Nj. StlmzOu ~ a trust buster
la order that people won't forget that
Their. are one pr two other Issues IN the
besides Roo~HyeitI-m IN" Demo
cratic stat. Cpfnnlit's.,. has got put a leaf
h.. oh e 10 - ~.
spread over tho State - inform voters
that Republican rul" has increased the
cost ~ living ~ per cent NJ ten years
Secretary Mason e4'i he iidn't believe
John 4 DIV would ohang~ his mind about
staying a. horne m N" campaign There
was an liea that Mr. DiN might tour the
State after all. since his speech It accept
anCe went ~ well. hat SECRETARY Mas VI
that Mr. DIX will AZ tight
az Thomson
There was really more stir and hustle
AZ the new headquarters 81 the fnde.
pendence Leagu. a. the Hotel Bresl.n
than az any Of the other political camps.
First Of all the Independence League
people denied the story that went the
rounds Yesterday that John ! Hopper
candidate for Governor. - going 20 get
on the Independence League ticket So
that Sslrnson will get the full valtl" NJ
Ieagu" votes. Tn" lea quo |
managers said that CANDIDATE" Hopper
viii sAN pnt ana tnat " ~ 100 late' TOT |
him 70 decline and get his name od the |
ballot anyway
The Independence League campaign ;
starts with a whoop night. Mr. Hearst |
II course being the chief hg,ire. There |
are TO he two big notification qualification |
meetings. one in Manhattan AZ Cooper |
Cnion the other IN Brooklyn At tho Cler- |
mont Avenue Rink. The speakers az tho |
cooper Union meeting will 10 William II. |
Hearst. the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. John J. Hopper. candidat" for |
Governor. DR. William ] Sirovich. candi- |
late for Treasurer: Robert Stewart. candi- !
late for A'torns v General; James A. !
allen. candidate for Associate Judge Of |
he Court ~ App Gals. and Arnold Y. !
.iacSthy. candidate for Comptroller Mr.. !
Hearst. IL was intimRtsd at the head |
quarters. would open up hatch 81 letters. |
r. N. n. MEN RESTLESS.