New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
Hinman Aids ReaSSert he
Will Win Fight in
Primaries.
HENNESSY READY
FOR TIGER PLOT
thousands Offered in Re-
wards to Foil Tam
many Tricks.
NEW LAW TO GET
FIRST TEST TODAY
Whitman, Hedges, Sulzer and
Davenport Conf1dent-Glynn
Silent and Satisfied.

Although the three candidates for
the Republican nomination for Gov
sraor were resting yesterday after The
iabors Of the campaign and waiting Cor
ths returns which will tell who is the
choice Of the voters, their campaign
managers we're active, issuing state
nsats claiming victory yor their lead
ers, each asserting the results at the
pollS this afternoon and evening would
Justify their respective claims.
Calvin Mcknight, on behalf of ex-
Senator Harvey D. Hinmsn, the ant
Barnes candidate. declared he stood
BY bis figures of Saturday night. that
The Binghamton man would be nomi-
mated by 7,10O majority. Frederick G.
Tanner, for District Attorney Whit
nan. said Mr.. Whitmsn's nomination
vas assured. and Mr.. Levenson, from
The campaign headquarters of Job E.
Hedges, insisted that neither Mr.. Hin
man nor Mr.. Whitman had a chance,
and gave out tables giving Mr.. Hedges
1900, against $4,000 for each Of the
two other candidates.
From the anti-Murpby Democrats
came charges that Tammany Hall was
preparing to perpetrate frauds in or
der TO put through the ticket that has
ihe sanction Of Mr.. Murphy. and a
statement issued at John A. Henncssy's
1quarters offered rewards of $1,000
40 81 600 for evidence leading to the
stnvietions Of election inspectors and
ayiiisns for violation of the election
hx.
Moose on Anxious Seat.
From the stamping ground of the
tsa Moose only one cry was raised
Att Of Ex-Governor William Sulzer,
vhO predicted his own nomination and
hs defeat of ex-senator Davenport to
the tune OF two to one.
No word came from either Mr.. Dsven-
port or Governor Glynn. The latter is
rot worrying, for even the most ardent
hsnnessy supporters do not believe
hers Is a chance Of beating Mr.. Muir
Phys hsnd-picked ticket, and the Pro-
gfessives back of Mr. Roosevelt's
choice are truly fearful lest plain
Bill" steal the Bull Moose machine be-
tween the hours Of 3 and 3 p. IN. to-
day.
Mr. Mcknight, when asked for q
statement last night. sid:
I stand by my figures of yesterday.
Senator Humans nomination is GER
'a'n. / challenge the Whitman man
agers to name twenty counties that he
wi carry. The Whitman managers
eave not answered the challenge made
ene time ago that thirty-two coun-
yes would be carried by Mr.. Hinmsn.
hr. Tanners statement as 70 Dis
tfiet Attorney Whitman's chances fol-
lows:
Judge Whitman's nomination is IS
sared. This is proved not only by our
eAn canvass but by the canvass OF
very newspaper that is not actively
eeseeating candidate. think we
"al have a quiet primary and a fair
.'anI The canvass by the Police De-
-s'nsnt showing deaths and removals
N Seen thorough. Candidates Of al,
s.fsles will have watchers at the polls
.as lesson in Mr.. Murphy's Assembly
s''Is'et At the last election in April, as
result Of which Mr.. Whitman hal
'N'ass-one election officials fined or
sas % the penitentlsry on Blackwell's
..'.Ad for election frauds. has not been
Plan to ThWart Fraud.
Les Hennessy- Roosevelt people are
fiPg for frauds at the polls. and
s.Leomvent II as much as possible
e'sgs Of twenty-five lawyers will be
ssnd at headquarters ali day.
psfs Of the Honest Ballot AssoeiR.
iiaaea On page 4. eOlann