New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
GAYNOR BOOM GAINING
Julius Hamburger SWearS He
Started It.
CANTOR DISPUTES HONOR
J. D. Herman Finds Powerful
Sentiment for Mayor
Upstate.

Several names were added To- the list ~
Gaynor boomers yesterday. but non" ~
greater prominence or more p'CtureSqu"
than our own sheriff. Julius Hamburger.
True" Herman bidder. who ~ delegate
10 the convention. a. well "a Thomas Spiaur
Of Ogdensburg. an upstate delegate, an
nounced that Gaynor was their choice, hrs'
last and all the time. hut neither OF them
contends he is the original Gaynor man
AS sheriff hamburger does 20 mark 10 what
the Sheriff gays
Il have been boomer for Gaynor Tor
moro than T. year. Openly during that time
n All that would listen have | espoused the
cause Of the Mayor for the Presidency
The Mayor is the best g uipped Democrat J
know 10 be nominated and be- vii BIT"
elected And I am going to head d"iega.
ton ON Monday from the 10Th Assembly
District TO see that tho Mayor - nom
mated"
Sheriff Hamburger paused as a question
,yae asked him. ana in reply b" delivered
himself thus:
sure I'll tell You who ! am going 10
take with me There will b" twenty OF
more in all Among th"s" present VIII D"
my son. Leopold. who was once an H'Her-
man, Hugh Cummiskcy who IL no" an
alderman. Judge J.. a. Suitkin. or the MI
uicipaI Court: William Sohmcr, me S'a''
Controller: solomon Goldcnkrarz the lax
Appraiser: Emanuel Blumensu'l; br. \.
Deneholz. Dr. Myer Wolf ana 'hl'S
Sulzer. the Congressman.
Tohn u Herman. 81 I'ticd. son or former
United States Senator. who was In TINS
city yesterday. declared that IN" feeling
,lpstate was strongly IN favor OF Gaynor.
"Eyerybody knows" said Mr. Herman
| chat Mayor Gaynor Is safe, san" ana pro-
rrcssive-not IN a revolutionary sense, but
iust I'm that sense I'm which the people, All
over the world. demand progressiVen"ss IN
their servants"
Mr.. Herman thought that the man to
carry New York State was Mayor faynor'
80 other man. IN his opinion could WIN
the support OF the independent voters OF
! The state. without whom the Democratic
party would stand no chance.
"The call for such men in public office
as MAYOR Gaynor" said Mr.. Herman 'is IN
the air everywhere
Jacob A. Cantor, manager Of the Gaynor
, boom In this city, who disputes with Sheriff
| Hamburger the honor Of being the hrst
! Gayuor man. made public two kilograms
| from Southern Democrats who have come
ont in favor Of Gaynor one came from
Bolton Smith. a banker Of Memphis and a
director Of Peabody College. II ran:
Mayor GaynOr would be al Ideal candi-
date The services OF the great state Of
! Now York 10 the Democratic party in the
! past are held In fond remembrance in the
| South. and a clean man, such as he, coming
| from that state and whose executive capac-
! ity has been tested, and whose radlcaliSn
! az known would make a very strong candl-
| date here The longing for Democratic
| president IL now stronger here than II
was before the defeat OF Roosevelt, II that
| were possible We need above all man
| who can carry New York and be elected.
| | feel Mayor GaynOr Is such man
The other telegram was from e. -. Bry-
ant. of Charlotte, y. c.. secretary Of the
! American Cotton Manufacturers AssOcia-
| zion. II stated that while the rank and
file Of the Democrats were inclined toward
Wilson. he believed it possible for Gaynor
! 10 win their support.
When the New York Gaynor delegation
reaches Baltimore Monday afternoon 1t will
| ha met by the Baltimore Gaynor League,
/ which has planned smoker for the New
Workers In the evening.