The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18

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Republicans q th- CIV are the Pres
d-ut- constant and srthusta-ti, 81
miF~r.
Harmon b. IN. frisrd q no .waIIp~
tails aud 10 - tlsu ths Ioilv t--ss.ust- q
li,.tns"rut- a hummer urtgtn vt h.
never forg-t- the dignity 4 hi- once
h~ u Callsd tho Grover Cleveland q Tin
cinnat, by Republicans A. veil - Demo
Crat-
The FIR, two days q registration here
N the STATE The explanation 20 -um-
here " that had weather as account
abb. for th. first days shrtnkags and u
the jewish holiday can ~ chargs,i th.
luS- on the -ss'ond day
In les the first tWo laws Il registration
uett.-t ~ az IA 1919 50 So and this YEAR
Sl.7ss Friday aud saturday - thus week
are IN" final days II registration and Mr..
toN said to-day that h." believed that th.
final total would b" within 10 per cent u
last year.
Mr. Cox. said THE ~UN correspondent
this afternoon the Republicans in differ
ent parts % the state say Cincinnati n 10
give Harding lo.O0o majority over Hsr-
mon
YES, | read tina, in the newspaper-.
repliet Mr. Cox but haven't said H. and
AZ present. 20 BE- utterly frank. haven't IN
idea what Cincinnati - To do. Conditions
herr are about the same ~ IN ISIS. you
know. Sonle of our business men In this
State A. well ~ In other States acr quite
indifferent a. 20 the result Of elections
this fall. am informed that some OF the
business Republicans feel a. though the
party belonged to but two man. Roosevelt
and Taft, and that all party Affairs must
be managed to suit their personal aims
and wishes
Also some ~ the business Republicans.
according 20 my Information. feel that
inasmuch az the party has conferred great
honorS and benefits upon Mr. Taft and Mr.
Roosevelt something should be done for
the party. that ~ should not he run for
the benefit Of two men 10 matter how dis
tinglItshed they may be.
Not a few business men have informed
my friends that they can remember the
days when the party was run for the party
and these business men say the present
listlessne~s in the matter 81 registration
in Ohio and other States u due 20 indifer-
sace brought about 10y too limited a con-
troll 81 the party.
There are others who believe Repub-
leans for the last half dozen years have
spent more Of their time hatchetinR one
another ha uh NJ ha cheting theDemocratz
Mr.. Cox. II was ascertained. is working
overtime TO run up the registration 10
its normal total The Cox folks have i'm
portant county and Congress tickets 20
elect
is Mr.. Longworth 10 he reelected'-
Mr. Cox was asked.
III LonEworth H. not reelected he ought
TO drown himself he replied. He il |
ia 900 OF 5000 district and opposed 70 /
him ~ the weakest Democrat that ever
walked the streets 81 this city.
The Cox people do not believe Mr. |
Harding IL strong in Cincinnati. Mr. |
Cox wouldn't admit this, but his close /
friends remarked that Cincinnati was a /
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 Anti-Saloon Leaguers or
the lslDeral leaRuerS, ana the latter or
Ran'lation has adopted a resolution not
10 take part in the present campaign,
principally owing To the fact that both
the Republicans and Democrats in their
state conventions this year lett tho entire
whiskey question To the constitutional
convention which IL to assemble next
year
Charles r Taft newspaper. the Tines-
Star. this evening claimed HardiEEs
election in the state 10y 23.Go and gave
Cincinnati Ia Harding by s.GO
John Weld Peck. the young Democratic
state committeeman elactsd at the DAYTON
~ succeed the veteran Louis
Bernard. said speaking 81 Charles p
Taft'S claims for Harding in Cincinnati:
Ridiculous. perfectly ridiculous HaT-
mon will carry this city by 5000 To 1000
The business men are for him. He's safe
and sane. Taft has no use for Cox and
Coz has no use for Taft We are also % |
elect our entire county ticket =
Harmon has the confidence Of the en-
tire State Taft's newspaper only got
out that claim for Harding tn offset the
straw vote in the Enquire. which indi-
Gates that Harmon - % carry Cincinnati
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