New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-08
Campaign Committee Pre-
pares Busy Programme
for Candidates.
WHITMAN CONFIDENT
TICKET WILL WIN
Get Big Registration, Slogan
for Week-Rosy Reports
Received al Meeting.

plan. for tho Republican state cam
n,;gn rcrc outlined Yesterday AT inc
beadousrters at conference attthuSu
nv candidates and the officers OF tne
state committee. The entire SITUATION
was gone over in detail and sugees
tions made which viii be VorAoo o"'
bv Chairman Tanner later.
The speaking campaign VIII not s.a''
until next week. I'VE arc gong 10 We!
a great deal OF attention TO essonua',"
such as getting out the regl3'rsuo"'
said Chairman Tanner, we 90 nv
want TO do ANYTHING that VIII inter
ferc with getting out big reristra,,
ton on the first two days. frluS! a"'
Saturday Of this week.
District Attorney Whitman SAID ne
cxncctcd that Harvey II. Human. VINO
was his opponent IN the pt''""r'VS'
would campaign with MN.
On TUESDAY night the Union League
Cluh vii Give a reception Tor me
candidate. and this viii practically
,nark The opening OF tho speaking cam
paigu. District Attorney whitman
sud The other candidates VIII deNol-
almost all their time 10 campaigning
from that time.
Inst when the candidate Tor "oNe'-
nor will 90 upstate has not Deen ~
cided In all probability, however, nc
will spend tho remainder OF neEi Wen
speaking IN the metropolitan diS.,lV1
.rd the last two weeks before clcc.
ion viii bc devoted TO whirlwlnd
tour in a special car upstate. ne
o.her candidates will accompany MIN
IN their respective territories.
There was serious discussion OF mat
TORS of finance Yesterday, and a flnance
committee will be appointed 10 ara 'he
treasurer in securing the sinews OF war.
Some time was spent IN gong over inc
names Of the proposed advisory com
n;ttee. which will be real Worhius
force 10 assist the state chairman. ms
committee will start its work AT
luncheon at the Republican CLUB 10
AIl of the candidates on the state
+;cket were present. with the exception
Of Frank NJ. Williams, who IS running
for State Engineer and Surveyor lie
is engaged in some important PROBES
s;onsI work in Ohio. but Will return
next week TO do his part He was rep
resented yesterday by Judge j. f. Dur
ham. Nc
Tho candidates attending we're DIS
trict Attorney Whitman, GOVERNOR tu-
ward Schoencck. of OnOndags, Lleuten-
on, Covcrnor. Francis VI. Hugo. of Jet-
fcrson. Secretary Of State; Eugene w.
Travis. of Kings. Controller; James h.
Wells of The Bronx, Treasurer; Egourt
7 Woodbury.. of Chautauqua, Attorney
General. and James W. Wadsworth, OF
J;vinrston. United States Senator
In addition to Chairman Tanner ana
Merton +. Lewis. chairman OF the eN-
ocut;vc committee. Alexander NJ. White
and LAFAYETTE y. Gleason, secretary OF
The state committee, took part IN inc
conference, which lasted more tnan al
hour and half. ,.
CATER talking with all my colleague;
from various parts Of the state say SAY
Tho District Attorney when u was an
over. :" may say | am confident thac
We will vim by a substantial plurailty'
The other candidates had this to say
about conditions: .u
neonlc in this state arc tired OF Tam
nany misrule and that the Republican
rartv viii be returned 70 power
Mr.. Schoeneck: up our way She
trend is toward Republicanlsm. syria
crsc is a large manufacturing Town;
MANY OF The factories have been c!osSd
or nut on half time because OF the
democratic tariff, and they are waiting
Tor a ClhlCt ~ AtbN''N VIZ
sponsiblc. n....o-os.
Mr.. Hugo: "A great many Progress
sives IN the northern section oil the
state have come back, and the re
nuhlican organization Is militant. mat
is inst the word to express 1t"
Mr.. Travis: IL have an idea that we
viii cast very large vote for the
Republican ticket in Kings County: a
Progressive friend. who himself IS
eticIjno TO that party, told me to-day
bo knew many Of the Progressives VINO
yrore going to return and he believed
MIR. Whitman and the entire ticket
would be elected. -,
MIR Wells: "My county-Thc Bronx
-. of course. Democratic, but Mr..
Whitman is very popular there, and
believe that the Republican organiza-
ton will make a great fight there.
MIR. Woodbury.: "Things are looking
very bright. Chautauqua County VIII
Give good account OF itself on tlec-
tion Day. We will get many Progress
sives and many independent Demo-
Gratis
chairman Tanner is gradually get
ting his campaign organization IN
shane Colonel Gleason has been placed
IN charge OF the speakers bureau, ana
Captain John Boyle, former secretary
of the county committee, will be at
Headquarters az an assistant to the
chairman.
Reprcs NATIVE Frank P. Woods. OF
Iowa chairman of the Republican
Congress campaign committee. had a
tall with Chairman Tanner about the
si.uatior in this state last night. He
was accompanied by James b. Reyn-
clds, secretary OF the national COM