The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
Durlands OverflOws Two
Hours Before Governor
Gets There.
TEMPEST or CHEERS
GREETS CANDIDATE
Presidents Daughter There
to See Wild Enthusiasm
for Glynn.
GOVERNOR OFFERS
RECORD As CLAIM
Wants Voters to BE Guided
at Election by What
He Has Done.

The question whether or not big and
enthusiastic crowds mean much or little
politically is not to be answt red here.
These facts remain. however. that
when Mr. Whitman opened his city
campaign with what was hoped 10 pe
. mass meeting at Durland's Riding
Academy IN West Sixty-sixth street ne
was greeted by vast expanse OF empty
chairs
Two hours before Mr. Whitman's op-
ponent. Gov. Glynn. stepped upon the
same stage last night at what amounted
20 the closing OF the campaign the
crowds in the same building awaiting
the Democratic candidate overfowed
into SiXty-sixth street.
Gov. Glynn after busy day. during
which he lunched with the Commerce
club, Brooklyn. and next spoke to a big
meeting at the German Clubs hall at
Stapleton, Staten Island. went to the
crowded meeting at Durlands. accom-
panied 10y Fire Commissioner Robert
Adamson.
biu browns Chairmnn's Voice.
County Chairman William Harmon
Black rad opened the meeting and was
IN the middle of his Grafton when a din
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60, ''' ''' NAY" "orus'
fife and drum corps began the drowning.
Onto tho tanbark OF the riding
academy came the corps, followed by a
delegation OF college students from
Fordham University.
Whether he liked IL or not, Mr.. Black
mad 10 step hack and 1iva u,a, ,o ,h,
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''"Hy" '''se'9' Inc STUDENT
parade said. and very er Enthusiastically,
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And they pIraded with ta,., banners
around ANA around and around.
A. n thIs\were not enough. into the
riding academy about the same time came
tall, dark faced. black eyed Wilson in
dorsemrnt Of the GIynn candidacy. with
HIM was his wife, the daughter OF the
President OF the United States Mrs Nc
Adoo GL.ong ch.ers1 AS "A further in
dorscmelt OF the Wilson Administration
the party also Included one of the PRIEST
dents closest political and personal
friends, Col. f. NJ. House and Mrs
House
The cheering college students already
had sadly dented Mr. Blacks speech-the
arrival ~ the partv from Washington
dented IL further And IL yas a good
speech 50 far as Il had gat
Calls for Secretary McAdoo.
"I' ".'r me crowd INSISTED that sec
t"tE OF the treasury McAdoo step lot
M'u an" speak 80 ne did Ana "hlle
me a"o'''c" wasn't cheering IL was rs
,.hng "t."hUVely 10 a recital by MI
"cHu"p OF me me Things PRESIDENT VIII
e'' ana GOV. diynn nave done and OF the
hcresSly or continuing Gov. Glynn In
o''ce anu or el'ctlhs an entire state
"'Net so mat PRESIDENT Wilson'S work
ana GOV "'ynn's work may not be inter-
f'pted'
Hetlet"'E McNdo" announced tnat ne
interpreted 'ht applause that greeted MN
~ ulpuls 10 me great statesman who
''.uP.e" we Nhil' rouse.
lc'h ne ha'd' that may say with
Pe'lec' p'o,TIetH some !hudatory Things
'"u' ''. I'S'u,"l. put nad an eX-
crn'Ht opinion OF MN ana l gave him
Nv very tolo'aI SUPPORT lone o1i9r" n very
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