New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
kcsn,s Gees Into Detail
specifying some Of the irregularities, Mr..
Hoenig said.

spso,+ving some Of the irregularities, Nr.
Koenig said.
IN The 18th Congress District fEc names
. r,srs e{grsd twice IN the ed Assembly
.V,istrirt which is included IN the 22d Con
.-ztess District. one notary soliciting sigma
trjres 10 the Roosevelt petition rephed 10
George KluberdanE, when he asked What
.je Tst.fion was. This is on account OF
the new election law; you have TO sign thls
before you vote" Gluberdanz, after look
iug over the petition, said: W ny TINS Is Is, a
Roosevelt petition; ! am for Taft, The
notary when he found that he was dealing
with q man that knew a thing or two about
the election law, retre5ted.
In the 10th Assembly District there are
eighteen signatures i'm one election district
which are unsworn and therefore invalid.
In the 15th Congress District there are
eighteen names signed 10 the petition OF
men who live fl the Eth Congress District
In the 18th Assembly District number
cf the alleged signatures were dlSdVoWed
tv .he people whom they claim to repre-
sent and an explanation was given that
these signatures were made by the wives
daughters and sons ana not Ol lhs No'cIs
In the 1st Assembly District reports
reached Leader William Rose from enrolled
members of his organization that the no
tsries se,liuS signatures In that district mad
told the voters that they were sent IRON
'he regular Republican organization ana
mat the district leader wanted them 10
sig1 II In tho same Assembly district
eight of the fifteen candidates Tor me
county committee on the RooSeNCIt peutlon
have written to tho district leader saylnS
they hi not be candidates because thelr
names were put OH the Roosevelt ticket
without their consent
Pcints to Names Signed Twice.
In the 22d Congress District Roosc-
velt petition are to be found seventeen a5I1
-arnes Of men who are enrolled IN the 80
,.ongress District. Also in the same
Congress district (the 92d), and TO
make il specific as Mr.. Duel has asked
IN the 18th Election District of the @0th As
emily District, there are just an even
M hTndred names Of signers who I've in
~ 2let Congress District and therefore
nave no legal right TO have tnen names on
n -5s same Assembly district (the GOthj
fhere are names which are also 70 ne
fo1nd on the Roosevelt Pettion in the zntn
Assembly District, and also there are names
II rrep who arc not enrolled at all
In reference to the declaration from
Roosevelt headquarters that Nathan
Greenbaun was Endorsed as national dei@-
gate against County Chairman Koenis
~ the Young Mems Republican Club OF
the ith Assembly District Nj hocnig
raid
is strange that some Of the Progres.
sives who surround Chairman DueL 90
not point out his error TO him, for the
fact is that Greenbsum Is running tor
national delegate against Alexander Wctl
and Congressman j. Van Nechten Olcott
Greenbauna is A candidate on the Roose-
welt petition for the l2th Congress DIS
:rict and is a resident Of the Attn As
sennblv District ] am Of the 6th Assem-
DIV District, and will be q TAFT delegate
for the l4th Congress District This for
yralty OF district boundaries does not seem
70 bother Chairman Dueii in his statement I
any more than IL bothered the notarles VINO
collected the signatures for the RooSeVelt
petitions. .,. -
Wolf for the district leadership, ana was
Overwhelmingly defeated, and in 1893, and
50 FAR as I know previous 10 that time, ne
was q Tarnmany Hall Democrat.
Mr. DueIl refers 10 the colonel sweeping
the East side and inasmuch as TINS IN
ference is sadly at variance with the factS;
am only sorry that Chairman Duell couIo
making a statement. II he had cone SO
ne would have found that in the 4th. As,
ssrnolv District the last time the colonel
tried 10 sweep" the East Side, Governor
DIX got 3I0 votes, as against secretary
Sttrnsor's LOB. He would fnd IL the In
Assembly District that DIX got Z,iSs
against Stinnson's 1,48 and IN the lVln
Assembly District he would md DlE soi
27s9 against Stirnsons 1874. ,....
which is my district, Mr.. Duell would md
THAT stirnson got ZAP votes, while Dix got
s2s5 IN other words. Of the large LsS' s,S
side districts, my own district. the oth,
was the only one which gave pluraIity
Far stinnson. II Mr. Duell wants 20 give
ere credit for this to the colonel both Nc
ara the colonel are welcome 70 H.