The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
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81 ~ fri,lty aud saturday 70 this Ne.k
ar. the tinsl day, q registration and Nr
Cox said to-day that h. h~l-ye,i that the
final total would h~ within ~ p~r cent II
last year.
Mar TOY. sald THE NUN correspondent
th,s afternoon. the Republicans IA differ
ent parts ~ the STATE say Cincinnati - 'o
give Harding i"po majority over Har-
mon
W. read that IN the newspapers
r-yhs-i Mr. Gov. bat I haN = said u and
a. present - bs 'Iti .rly frank haven Z an
ldea What Cincinnati - 10 do. conditions
herr are about IN" sam" m Igss. you
know some II our business men IN this
state a. veil A. m other states act quite
indifferent - 10 The result IT elections
this fall am informed that some of the
business Republicans feel a. though the
party belonged To hut Two man. Roo-ev eli
and Taft and that all party Affairs must
be managed to sun their personal aims
and wtshp-
Also some 81 the business Republicans.
according 20 my Information. feel that
inasmuch a. the party has conferred great
ipnor- and benefits upon Mr. Taft and Mr.
Roosevelt something should ha done for
m" parry. that 10 should not ba run for
. the benefit of two men NJ matter how dis
: ting,IIshsd they may be
Not a few business men have informed
l my friends that they can remember the
: DAYS when the party was run for the party
and these business men saw the present
b hstle~-ne~s IN the matter ~ registration
in Ohio and other States - due 20 indiffer-
. snCe brought about by too limited con
troll ~ the marty.
There are others who believe Repub-
hcans for the lart half Dozen years have
spent more Of their time hatchetinR one
otherthanhn nina chsting he Democrats
Mr.. Cox II was asCertained. Is working
B overtime TO run up the registration 20
/ itS normal total IN" Cox folks have i'm
3 portant county and Congress tickets tu
! elect
is Mr. Longworth To- he reelected'-
i Mr. Cox was asked
III LonRworth IL not reelected he ought
20 drown himself. he replied. He ~
IN 7,ODn or 500 district and opposed To
him j. the weakest Democrat that ever
walked the streets of this city
The Cox people do not believe Mr.
Harding - strong IA Cincinnati. Mr.
! Cox wouldn't admit this. hut his close
| friends remarked that Cincinnati was
pretty liberal city. while Mr.. Harding
had been known as a lemonade and ginger
! pop man
Harmon has done nothing az Governor
either for the An'i-Saloon I,Aaguers or
the Liberal Leaglers. and the latter or
! RaniZation has adopted a resolution not
10 take part IN ~. present campaign
/ principally owing To the fact that both
the Republicans and Democrats IN their
State conventions this year left the entire
whiskey question 70 the constitutional
convention which - to assemble next
year
Charles r Taft newspaper. the Tiuss-
STIR. this evening claimed Harding'E
election m the state by 23DO and gave
CINCINNATI Ia Harding by 500
John Weld Peck. the young Democratic
stat" committeeman elected at the Dayton
. convention - succeed the veteran Louis
Bernard, said apeakng 81 Charles
, Taft = claims for Harding IN CINCINNATI
Ridiculous perfectly ridiculous Har-
mon will carry this city by 5000 Ia O.OsD
The business men are for him He's saf.
and Slne Taft has NJ u-s. for Cox and
Coz has no uae for Taft We are also %
elect our entire county ticket
Harmon has the confidence 81 the On
| tire State Taft'S newspaper only got
out that claim for Harding 20 offset the
straw vote In the EHqHtrsv which ind-
Gates that Harmon II % carry Cincinnati
Overwhelmingly
Ex-senator Foraker 10 az home EIaainK
with n cold. but he ssys he IL coming out
all right and will begin his campaign for
Harding later ~ IN" week