New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
INDORSING MIR. HUMAN.

TIE obligation confronting the en-
rollei voters Of the Republican party
on primary day is to nominate nan
for Governor who not only IS Re-
publican, clean as hounds tooth,
with a record to back him up, and
who stands squarely before the people,
but man who can be elected.
NJ. Humans nomination appears
not only wise but absolutely necessary
TO ear the state from the grasp OF
Tanmany and for the future OF tina
Republican party.-The Saratoglan.
There is one great issue IN TINS
stat. Il was clearly stated ~ CO
Semtor Harvey d. Hinman, one wees
ago day, in announcing himself IS"
candidate for the Republican nomlns,
ton for Governor. The issue inyo.Yed
is above partisanship. The conditions
to be overcome have been brough'
abolt by par.isanship and bipartisan
shiI The people of the State OF We"
YORK need to have restored TO them
stat government built upon hones'9'
efficiency and economy.-KnickerbocSeF
Pres.
Tie old styles and standards OF po,,
litial proceedings are going OUT snu
10 hasten their exit is the real reaso"
why Harvey d. Hinman is csnHda'15
and why he and his platform sppeSl
so rersuasively TO the people. Neither
HEDGES nor Whitman have any o'hs'
platform than that they are kepupn-
cans Human has an issue, ana 10
is OF the right side of the question,
and when an issue of that sort ;
rais,d the people ought to and doup'-
less will respond in an oyerwheIih'h"
majTity.-Utica Press.
The resentment against WhllSn
Barns in the Republican party OF tne
state and out of i. Is real. IL IS jus.
as prevalent among politicians as M
gene,al public. Bosses like George W.
Aldrdge are just as hot against
Barnes as the most outspoAen lhHV
pendent Republican. Mr.. IIinman sees
this. succeeds in anneNing the issue
as Mr.. Whitman failed and stahps
sQuanly on the issue, while Mr.. VIM
man, as usual, falters and gropes'
New York Evening Sun.
Senator Human, too, publishes
statement this morning. lie also u'
clares that he is Republican, az"
wishes to be known as the RcpublSn'
candidate for Governor: but he IS VII,
ing that his name should be No,tu
upon in the Progressive primary -
allirns that he has made no p'Vus
and will make none in any shape :"
form. TO secure the Endorsement al ~
Prog,essives. For the rest. he mahVs
a fowible but dignlied setting l''l'
of his view of the evils of boss gov
eminent and of the bipartisan system
ns no has seen il harmfully practlsed
in this state. and is expllcit IN ms q.
mand that Barnes be competed 10 SUI
render the party leadership NV
York Evening Post.
Harvey Human has grabbed INC
domirant issue of the state camp"lrh
as his platform, just AS John Furroy
Mitchell took il from Whitman year
ago. The Binghamton candidate mas
fixed himself in the public mind as the
man who would surely turn the rasSrl'
out al Albany. Those who know M"
best have greatest confidence IN hle
ability and courage TO do the t'o
thoroughly. That is why Human mas
narrowed the gubernatorial eon'es.
down TO a. duel between Goverhv,
Glynn and himself. leaving WhitWs
i'm the situation in which he WAS ls''
ycar-an Organization" candidate ".
office. backed only by William earn,s
and those who are willing 10 ~"
themselves with him. New ieiN
Evening Mail.