New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-19
NEW YORK SAFE
IN HUGHES LIST
Barnes and Payn Apre.
That Republicans Need
Not Worry
lBy Telegraph 70 TIE Thin. I,

lby TeAgrAph 70 The rhnua,
Albany, Oct ls.-Albany County ~
everybody knows. has an organizatio,
It is the admiration Of many m =.
state Republican leader hopele., :,
over reaching such a standard Of .,,.
lence. Il is the envy OF Tammany Han
William Barnes, jr.. its creator .,I
master, says II is not an organi.ato,
at all in the rather derogatory ssu,, 4,
which that word generally is us.d A,
he lovingly defines 1t, 1t is public opio.
ion backed by organization"
Mr.. Barnes is not "in politics. M.
year. To use his own words: aTh.,
said was a liability, not an asa.
And I am not taking any part IN IA.
management of the campaign. Alb.p,
County will give the usual Republican
majorities, I suppose"
Considering the fact thu, M
Barnes's opinion OF Mr.. Whitman n
such that decent observance Of ths
law of libel gives q reporter pause; 70
Numbering that for four years NJ.
Barnes bitterly fought Charles Evan
Hughes when he wa. Governor Of TIN
state, and that the same Mr.. Hughu
now Republican candidate for Pred.
dent, never minced his words vher 10
made public reference 10 Mr.. 2srrsS
and not forgetting that in the reeeas
Chicago convention Mr.. Barnes fought
to the bitter end against the nomirS
ton of Hughes-then the statement
that Albany County Will give tie
usual Republican majoritiss, I sup
pose" does credit TO one who 10, attn
all, a genuine leader Of thought In tht
community. He may be obsesssd via
the idea that the Constitution Of the
United States is Ia deadly peril and
that the country is going TO the dem
milton bowbows, anyway, bat bio
word "goes" in Albany.
The usual Republican maiorities" 10
Albany County mean anywhere from
10000 up. Mr.. Barnes undoubtedly b
right. No one here disputes his opia.
ion. The Republican campaign man
ayers, state and nationsl, may forge
Albany County. II will be right
Louis F. Payn Confident
No, far from Albany-twonty-sll
miles. 70 be exact-at Chatham in he
Berkshires, lives q Republican bosi
nearly old enough and certainly wi's
enough to be Mr.. Barnes's grandfather
His serene confidence in he outcome
OF the present campaign Is In suea
marked contrast to the thoughts o.
some others that II is refreshing. Ana
il nuts pep and punch into the can
paign in Columbia County.
Here Is a man Of eighty-odd, stll
hale and hearty, who has been sdml|
ted to the high councils OF 'he Kepue
lican party for twoscore years sa'
more. who is paying close attention
the details Of the campaign. he !: 70.
unopposed boss Of Columbia, bouh
Marshal" using a popular tits
show goes the campaign = M ray
INV opinion has not changed sine
the convention" Mr.. Payn answered
Nothing has happened since 20 chang
nv mind. Everything that Las nap
pened has been helpful 20 the kepgo
fican party. The biggest issue IS tn'
tariff. and that will be brought gu
before the campaign IS much olce'
The State Of New York VIII gi''
HUGHES one of the biggest pluralius
il ever gave q candidate for Presldeh'
| would not be surprised at ZOO,OVV;:
will be disappointed II II is less thI
100000. The great war is . the Dig
gest issue"
Nothing TO Worry About
"How about the Democratic plea =
Mr.. Wilson's claim, that II hugne,
elected the government OF me UniN'
States In dealing with foreign poeen
will be supine for four months IOn
November TO March ~ 81
"The people around here are no
letting that bother them" replied ~
Pawn, with a rather bored air. i n'
Democratic Administration mas pee'
supine for four years. WY S'n''
about four months 1,
Democrats in large numbers, -
continued, decided TO be against W. W..
son months before the conven'lo.
This Adamson law has brought ~ ~,
4nany more, q great many more. ID
Democrats thought that was COCO p.
itics. II wasn't. The labor vote ne's
was a post 70 tie to. This Adsm".
law does not fool the railroad az
whom | know. | have talked 20 seo'
or more engineers and eonouesoa
lately. The Republicans among I'VE
will vote the ticket as usual. "a
"Such laws as this Adamson ~
don't belong in the American sy;'ea
of government. The so-cailed worsIll
men don't want them. In Europe
different. There such avs are ~
10 the lower orders, who have roys.s
and noble blood TO endure hsi.
thank God, there is no burden OF w
atty. We are equal, and there afe "
castles"