New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
Manager Claims Support
of 81 Counties for
Upstate Man.
WHITMAN TO SPEAK
TO-DAY IN DELHI
Wadsworth Names Campaign
Commlttee-Calder Counts
on Hughes Followers.

Ex-senator Humans campaign man
AGAR ] Calvin Mcknight. in state-
ment contends that there are thlrLy-
one counties in the state where ths
regular organization or a majority VI
the regular organization candidates are
summarizing Hinman. Mr.. Mcknight
aIsn cave out list Of Republicans
throughout the state who, ne MAIN
t.ined have consented TO become mem
hers Of the campaign committee Whlch
il now being formed. The list OF cou"-
ties follows: Cay-
Allegany, Broome, Cattaragus, gay
uaa Chautauuua, Chemung, Che-
mango. Clinton, Cortland, Essex, Full
TON Hamilton, Herkimer, JEFFERSON
Lewis. Madison, Niagara, Oneida
Orange. Orleans, Otsego, Rensselaer,
Saratoga. Schenectady, Schuyler, Steu-
ben, Sullivan, Tioga, TompKlns' war
rem and Washington. az
Among those who will serve on me IN,
campaign committee are: b. b. OueI'
ir, George W. Dunn, Frank X. Utter
lanes K. Nichols, Samuel l.. smith,
Perry f. Merrill, George w. benham'
Charles ]. Hewitt, Charles VI. Hamu-
TON. Seymour Lowman, j. Johnson kay'
John +. O'Brian, Charles +. brown
Ralph W. Mungle, Samuel X. philips
William r. Daniels. Ralph Sanger, w.
Evcrell Hartman, C. c. Tegcthott, W.
w. Aldrich, o. Byron Brewster, George
Dustin. CYRUS Durey, James A. North
Fred +. Craigie, Daniel +. Stroeoei'
George II. Cobb, Harry J. Henry, NJ r.
TaIIett. James A. Loyster, Ralph W.
Thomas and w. Barlow Dunlap.
Franklin NJ. Bredell, Alexander }.
Porter. Allen T. Stewart, John &.
Davies, Hendrick Holden, Ray Is.
smith, Charles F. Milliken, Heber b.
Wheeler, John B. Rose, Joseph NJ.
Dickey, John D. Stivers, Isaac ). Sig
nor, Irving BHommedieu, DR.. Robert
Simpson, Harry W. Lee, J. F. Thomson
A. w. Brown, Lewis Moore, Milton
Lissberger, j. G. Mcknight, John e.
Gabler, C. V. Collins, Lucien Wash
burn, Wriley n. Beard, Edgar 7. Brack-
EFT, w. w. Wemple, Lyman F. Holmes,
Olin T. Nye, J. b. II. Mongin, Frank Z.
Platt, william Intemann, William A.
Smyth, William NJ. Kent, James ).
Kiley and James S. Parker.
Among the New York city members
are: Louis Marshall, Felix Warburg,
Charles T.. Hughes, jr, A. Perry Os-
born, Collin II. Woodward, Frederick
A. Higgins, Judson G.. Wall and
Charles P. Spooner.
District Attorney Whitman left last
nigh. for Delhi, where he is to speak
to-day at the Delaware County FAIR.
Tomorrow he speaks at the Schuyler
County Fair at Watkins.
THE supporters of Governor Hughes
are practically solid for my nominal,
ton for the United States Senate,
said Representative Calder yesterday
on his return from short trip up
state. He spent the day in confer
ence with New York county leaders az
his headquarters. To-day he Will
speak at the Duchess County Fair IN
PoughkeepSie.
James ". Wadsworth, jr., also can
didate for the Senate nomination.
made public his campaign committee
Yesterday. II includes Bronson Wins
throp, chairman; Dean Sage, treas
urer; John V. Hutchinson, chairman
Of the executive committee; Cornelius
y. Bliss, John Henry Hammond, Bev-
erlv K. Robinson, James A. FrarcIs,
Marcus Braun, Ezra P. Prentice, Mich
olas Murray Butler, Samuel w. Fair
child. Charles A. Dana, Courtlandt
Nicoll. Sheriff Max s. Grifenhagen,
Ernest |. Meyer, Gilchrist Stewart and
Thomas Rock.
Speaking at the Duchess county fair
at Poughkeepsic, yesterday, Harvey
D. Human, candidate for the Repub--
lican nomination for Governor, said
that while the direct primary law
was purposely drawn Sc as to make
its operation expensive and unfair,
nevertheless it did enable the voters
70 select party candidates.
Mr. Human then repeated what he
had previously said about cutting out
useless commissions and practising
economy aud added:
propose to see TO Il that the Public scr.
vice Commission and other like boards ano
bodies perform their duties, powers and tui.--
lions. without Interference by legislation pro-
posed and enacted for political effect or 70
further political ambition
Put an end 10 the use or threatened use
hy any department state official or EN-
ploye OF his position o. power unjustly or
unfairly to harass any class Of business or
business men for political purposes.
see 10 II that the laws Of the state are
executed and enforced tearlessly and impar-
TALLY.
Revise the state highway law and depart
ment 80 as u put the department back on
the high plane upon which II was conducted
IN 1910.
Revise and simplify the present crude and
unfair election and primary law, aud reduce
the present enormous expense thereof.
so revise the State Conservation Commits