Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-07
Influence Of the Independents
Is One Of the Uncertainties
Which May Work Ham to
Dix and Party,
SUNDAY is BUSY DAY
FOR PARTY MANAGERS
Republicans Claim Stat2 BY
111,000 q so'gnocratS By
140,0O0i roosevelt . ,eS
Final Appeal to Voters,
,pv Mornipg soassal Special .psed Wire,

JBy Morning Jos4saal special ansed wire
Nev York. N8v. 6.-Notwithstand'
ing me repeated assertion tha'
arguments advapccd in the closing
hours "a the campaign have little IN
.mence on the vote, the sunday be
fole erection found both party eandl-
yates humming with activity.
The republican car rdldate Tor gov
cYnor gave out q fast appear 70 Vot-
crs. summarizing the speeches ne mas
scattered from the great lakes 20 tht
soufa The democrats candidate
u,,ve out two counter statemcnts--one
nrnr reply from his home IN
Thomson ana another issued from
dtmcatatic state headquarters here.
Chairman Prentice gave out final
estimate OF the retptos IA which he
rlalned Erie county vi Sttmson py
.. QUO ana the state by 1lL0o0. Chair
man 4uppuch rtstcd on MS estimate
81 10000 tC 10000 plutailtN iol
Dix made last night.
Stnnson himself went 10 his coun-
tr plecc al Cold springs fta Dor 10
rest over night before his final etfort
tOmorruW.
Constant repetition has empha-
sized ~ city closely the lines upon
which the cpmpaign has been toush.
and it S. unlikelr that any new ISSUES
win be presented. The democrats
pin their faith to hCnes ot detection
rom tho republican ranks caused pS
hostility 30 Theodore Roosevelt dis-
satisfaction with the high etst of Nv
ing which they attribute in large pafl
to "a republican tariff; and the eVl-
dences OF on. iical corruption lald pare
by the recent legislative inquiry
These are the issues TO which John
A. Dix, the democratic candidate Tor
governor and the democratic orators
have most frequently referred.
The republican leaders have ad-
mitted that colonel Roosevelt is an
issue. but they insist That any voters
winch his policies may have cost the
party among businessmen will be more
than offset by his increasing popular
ity among lahoring men and in the
rural districts.
In a statement tonight Lloyd G.
Giiscom president Of the republican
county committee of New York said.
The democratic campaign has
been based upcn the false assumption
that by violently attacking Colonel
Roosevelt the real state issues and
the merits or demerits of the candi-
dates could be obscured. The koose-
Welt issue has cost the democrats iivv
votes fol ever one gained.
The ammunition with which the
republican speakers most often have
loaded theii guns is the alleged dom
melton Of the democratic state or
eanization by Tammany Hall and
pcIsoaal charges against Mr.. Dix.
These have Included the assertion
that he worked his employees thirteen
hours day and that his demand toI
downward revision Of the tariff was
Inconsistent with the request of his
firm Tor an increase Of the duty on
wall paper. which he manufactures.
So far as the heads of the tickets
are concerned the republican and
democratic campaigns have been con
Quoted alone widely divergent lines
Mr.. Stimson was on the move almost
from the DAY ot his nomination He
spent the last three weeks touring the