The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16

unhyphenated Germans of MILWAUKEE,
are Hughes men.
The out my way are for
America first he said They are for
Mr.. Hughes because they look upon hin
~ the champion of this principle.
Charles n. Fowler of Eliza beth. ". j,
who represented his state for sixteen
years In the House OF Representatives ana
was formerly chairman OF the Ccmmit-
tee on Banking and Currency. called to
say that President Wilson will not have
things his way in his own state.
Edward l.. Norton. president OF the
Equitable Trust Company ~ Baltimore
and part owner Of the Baltimore Neios.
John T. King Of bridgeport. Conn, and
Roger Spoouer OF Minneapolis. brought
encouraging reports. Mr.. Spooner 10 a
brother Of John &. Spooner OF this city.
former United States Senator from WIS.,
consin. j. {. Napier OF Nashville. Tenn,
ex- Registrar Of the Treasury. said the
negroes are all In line for hughes.
Comptroller Prendergast. back from
Chicago. called with william X. VIII
COX. Mr.. PrendcrRast. who took a Hurry
Into the Progressive am four years
ago. said
THE nomination Of Mr.. Hughes means
a reunited Republican party. az "
should. No nomination was ever made
by any party before which Eave such
universal satisfaction"
Some Of the Callers.
Among other callers were c. s. Carter.
who is a brother OF Mrs. Hughes A.
Barton Hepburn. chairman ~ the board
Of directors OF the Chase National Bank !:
Cornelius bliss. Jr.. Alexander Scott
williams. a former police Inspector. who
said he voted for Abraham Lincoln and
wanted so see the next President" {.
late Senator George y. Thompson,
Rear Admiral Colby VI. Chester. L. 3.
n. retired. and Colby NJ Chester. Jr.,
state Comptroller Eugene VI. Travis,
borough President Marcus NJ. Marks,
Congressman Edward w. Gray OF
Newark. Collin II. Woodward. Commits
sioner of the Department OF Taxes and
Assessments James H Sheffield. presi-
dent OF the I publican Club state SEN
ator George A. Slater, otto T. Barnard,
president Of the New York Trust Com
pany Charles Thaddeus Terry, who has
served as chairman Of the committees
on uniform state laws OF the National
civic Federation and the American Bar
Association: ohm i. Milholland. Ma
thaniel n. Levi. president Of the Broad
way Board of Trade. Brooklyn. who was
n member Of the executive committee
Of the Hughes Alliance Of eight years
ago Robert J. Hurley. president of the
Native Sons Of New York former Chair
man William ~ Wade Of the King
county Republican committee. John V
Creighton. Public Service COMMISSIONS
William HAYWARD. Or. Juliu A. Ward
and A. Il. HUMPHREYS.
MIR. Hughes already has received sew
; eral Invitations to make addresses or
the Fourth Of July. Another will he
extended to-day when Congressman Mar
tin Il. Madden will call TO ask him To
attend a nor-partisan celebration to be
held on the lake front in Chicago. The
/, nominee said last night that he was un-
. prepared to make any definite plans 20
=, FAR In tho future.
. Mr.. Hughes dined last night at the
, University club with Samuel n. ord
way. chairman of tho State Civil Ser
r vice Commission. The two wer. chun'
, at Brown University, though not mem
bers of the same class.
Mr.. Hughes decided yesterday oil III,
= details Of his trip next week TO Provl.
dence. to attend the commencement weel
festivities. He will leave New Sorl
Monday afternoon and will be driver
from the Providence station 10 the cour'
try home Of Benjamin Parker. at liver
ton. where Mr.. Barker will entertain
$ the class OF 81. OF which the ex-Gov,
ernor Is a member. on Tuesday. Oh
Wednesday he will attend the
mert exercises and the alumni luncheon
In Providence. lie will stay at the Hops
Gu In Providence and. unless calle,
back TO New York by pressing business
q Will remain for the meetings of th'
Il Brown University boards of fellows an,
v trustees. of both Of which he IL a mem
q Der. Thursday morning.
d Mr.. Hughes Made it PLAIN yesterda,
= that he desires that the trip should ~
wholly non-political. He does not ex
e yect to make any speeches while he |
u away. unless he should be called on 4
Q speak at the alumni luncheon.