New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
In Field for Governor at
Republican Primaries on
Anti-BarneS Platform.
PLEDGED TO END
BIPARTISAN SYSTEM
Bull MoOseLeaderPleaSed
When News Reaches
Sycamore Hill.
STATEMENT PROMISED
propressives in Manhattan Feel
Sure Colonel Will Indorse
Candidate.

Ex-senator Harvey d. Hinman. OF
T--ouc County. announced at ms
home. IN Binchamton. last night that
no. would be a candidate in the Repuo-
r.sr primaries for Governor on an
,---Vurrhy. anti Barnes platform. He
pledged himself. If elected. to work for
~dc..~uc. on Of the bipartisan system
which hey Mr.. Barnes and Mr. Muir
rey present"
When news Of Nh Humans an
,-ercemcnt reached here last night
Progressive leaders said that they eX-
r.c-od Colonel Roosevelt would issue
q statement within the next twenty
sour hours at Oyster Bay indorsing
- Unman's candidacy.
TIE substance Of Mr.. Humans state
r.r- announcing his candidacy was
,,r,ved 10 Mr.. Roosevelt at oyster
Bs, last night. The Colonel said ne
bad mo-. read Nh. Humans statement.
.,.t what he had heard OF i: pleased
r.r very much" He said he would
-..ee a statement commenting on Mr..
H.-maut candidacy in day or two.
District Attorney Whitman last night
refs-ed 20 comment on Nr. Humans
announcement.
Indorscd in 18th.
s, least one Progressive leader in
this city. anticipating Mr.. Humans
announcement of his candidacy, has
opcnlv espoused the Broome County
mans cause. He is William Grant
Brown. Progressive leader in the 10TH
Assembly District.
Mr. Brown called q meeting Of the
Progressive County Committee Of the
18th Monday night, and a resolution
vas adopted withdrawing us support
from District Attorney Whitman and
rle5c.ns the members for Mr.. Hinman.
Mr. Hinman. IN his statement. said:
The great issue in New York
STATE politics this year Is TO estab-
r,h honest and efficient govern
mont.
have no personal quarrel what
rre- with either Mr. Barnes or
N-. Murphy. but ! believe that
-rev and their influence are alike
hostile 10 decent and efficient gov
eminent. and that the time has
come for their overthrow and for
nc destruction Of the bipartisan
-ystem which they represent.
All good citizens have com
GOOD citizens have an interest in
placing IN Albany. al the head Of
the state government, a man 50
committed TO this work that his
sgpporterS will know that his
every effort will be given 20 relent-
lessly cutting out the whole mass
of existing corruption; so commit
led 20 this work that he Will sp-
po,~t 10 Office the cleanest and
mo- efficient men he can find, and
will feel himself bound By no con-
sideration except the interest Of
The state.
have decided 20 become a can
oiczte Tor Governor in the Repub-
hcan primaries on this issue. In
entering upon this contest ] appeal
with confidence 20 the entire body
% honest and patriotic citizens IN
t-e state 20 render all possible aid
and support.
The Progressive County Committee
net In Terrace Garden last night just
A. news Of Mr. Hinman's candidacy was
famed % this city. This and the
probability Of the Colonel indorsing
Sir. Hinmsn we're the sole topics Of con
ycrss'ion among the committeeman.
Inquisitive Mr.. Todd.
Oae Of them. Harry ". Todd, leader
,' the 12th Assembly District, asked
County Chairman Bird 20 give the
members any information ne had as TO