New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
TANNER COMES BACK
TO TAKE THE HELM
New Republican Chairman
HaltS Trip aud Turns
Up at Reception.
PARTY IN HADNONY
FOR BIG CAMPAIGN
Get Together Spirit in Evidence
as Leaders Plan for Com
ing Fight.

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Candidate on the Eepup-.0a,. 800
..rkct md mentors O. me H'T e.
.,.,,;tt,.. wore. the guests OF in'. &c .
,,,hl,rsu Club at s. reception Ia "lEu,'
+, a vsy. * took tire place o. nc 80
nome or notification. many o. VIZ. VIZ.
$50 hssn held 80 ,uo same Tto
rndc~ thc old convention SyS'Fr, en- ,o.i-
now law makes no P'"'''
.cation Of candidate. % com
There was EcntIW 'N"' N,,,,;,,,sr,ee
sdcure ru the outcome .. INC P....tror
coupled with a desire 3" ~,
~ tcfs-. h, common enemy. 40. .
Speechcs vcr" delivered o- c..
,ttornry Whitman, CanO GATE 'oI w,
.rror. lance "a. Nuu.WoE'h' CS ,,,t-v.,N.,,,
.ov the United States senate L1lSt
Esrrcs. fr. I've rgtung S'"'e N'l",'
ran and Frederick {. TANNER WI" We
chosen ,r the afternoon 10 ,11V u
,lacc Nicholas MURRAY hu''t'. -
James n. Sheffield, prss'oeh' u 'n-
club. also spoke .,,,
The great surprise o. nnv -. 80
was the appearance O. WI, ,'.a,
Who. n wa- imposed wa, o., pill
20 81. Lou1.. lie returned ltoi" 80
sl'vbfa where no mad stopped ON -
80, g.. he had heard NJ Was dtOa'H''l0N
n mako him chairman. &C.
Mr.. Tanner may have 20 sIA'O 10. ~,
Louis again this afternoon on VI ~
personal business, puf nc VIZ - tbc
carly IN the week reaol 20 - -, III.
campaign. Congrai ulalhs M. I ~ Give
election. MIR. 'aihts Floi-,,-
him all the aid IT. ms pow, rr,ords.n
This VS. q conc. 60. 49, Of thc re-
said Ny Shs'H"'o' sPloH,"- e., core.
cent prlma,5' ID. Got only to
monies. wv nav ,..T.,,... hut 10
Npe out any p'''. ~ o"rty and TO
renew allegiance -, 'tbc common
close our ranks against '"-
mcuy.'
No lear for PrOgressiNes'
% 49,. p-orressfves, Presi-
mere ne -
asiI - Clio left US in 1912 are
ise len o,r candidates, and they
.t,. he interests Of the state
..--.gy,es hv the Republican
Will be conser' GA .'5 commentary that
parry, ..~,.5 with such high ideals
a parry 20 w. r.c1- to escape
oao ~ "a s,r.o, and II is already
capture Dy sun - ogairet Har-
throwing up Di - p, ,.,, rCgson 10 be
ry InaW. we H" a."
AFRAID OF su'' p1,t.,g D,et~ic. Attor-
Treat chCvLa s''~'
1eE VI hltmat' %, ..raot the is
we do not Piopos- daFoed nv
sues OF TINS tahp"'t. -, IF the
those seeking 'Ht, u1 A. Whitman.
Republican party sa' ~ tbe outlook
expressing coil'ue"O r'n +icket was
'oT inc .n &C.. ,,a an the offensive, not
D-itIl 5.fo,,..ye We have nothing to
Oh yHv W. - o., oDolorize for and
'-pldI"' "O'.'...7 .,
nothing 20 excuse III MT trouc
Mr.. Whitman sa-u nv Wy I;,, ~ any
that u was necessary 80 80 declare
other member o. me 'iC"e' W
heir independence. 49,. ,Lsrced
III 10 be true, As has been cE s.I:'.S
and we have heafa EIe"' uo". .; ~
said Mr. Whitman, that Ihe lHsl SoiiaJ
government controls or mas Cvn'i 60 80
me visible government IN the oVo1l
Of New York during the last IL" ye%.o
more or less. where does the error TIC
and vher, does the guilt lie? Are you
yoinc 70 change that condition Uy
2a-7,.,.. leader Under the law
.be IeorIc have had an opportunity to
,,,~regy tIererrvo- as 10 the Csndi-
49, and undcr the law they are
,.o;-r - L.,a Am opportuuity in No
golNE ~ "S l,.,-D.. thamspTvG; and TO
,5riovl ,or Themselves whether there
III .L.,,rr in methods and a
nan D' 80, .r5 that is the only
.naHsv 5' NJ, - ,,,.sr,s 4bat an i'm
way oHu,i .l;t:..I or Governmental,
PIo'ellIei ~, 49,. ,..,l,-,r,r,r1;sbed "
can posslu.y oe @1>yi''P t,.Ls,,I .o --o,,r
e arc go'he 10 oe 10, 10 MON YOU
fusJi We arg EY'-5 - UbjtrDan at
want Us 10 - D', -. 20 orobodv the
,he enc ~. &c - ,,eTtr we love"
'oTy ,"ou-,.L ,f Mr. Wadsworth was
lut h., ,I,+f,rr, Of principles on