Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
COP. FINISHES
CAMP AIGN WITH
RALLY IN n. Y.
Madison Square Packed With
Cheering Men and Women
as Hughes Ends Efforts
PRESIDENT AT SHADOW
LAWN; GETS NEWS THERE
John N. Hanly, Prohibitionist.
and Allan L. Benson, Social
iSt, Work to the End
tAssoeiatea rress hy Federal wireles.l

tAsSOelated JresS hy Federal Wlreiessl
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-RepubIfcan
and Democratic national campaigns
are coming to virtual close tonight
with tremendous demonstrations Gen.
tering around the chief fiaures-Pres-
ident Woodrow Wilson and Candidate
Charles {. Hughes.
After swing around the state. with
half dozen speeches daily, Hughes
reached New York today and re-
doubled his activity. The former JUS
tice made five speeches this Afternoon,
Square Garden. The huge structure
was packed with people who eheered
the Republican candidate.
In his Madison Square Garde7
speech Hughes assailed the Wilson ad-
ninistratlon. He declared that he 10
for the maintenance Of American
rights throughout the world, and that
he is opposed to treating the Amer
lean merchant as suspicious charae-
ter" He said that he 10 confident Of
election and that II elected he does
not propose to deal with international
situations in an academic manner"
President Wilson is closing his cam
paign at his summer home az Shadow
Lawn, NJ. J. He had been there most
Of the day and In the evening great
crowd gathered to hear him In HE ~
nal oratorleal effort. He made his
chief argument to New Jerseyites, re-
Viewing the achievements OF the ad-
n1lnIstrations and calling foe. support
for the principles ne has espoused.
The president was vigorous IN his
denuneiation Of the Hughes campaign.
He accused his opponents Of "eeerc-
ing Iaborers" and said that "hy spread
ing alarms they used to control the
credit Of the nation" but now they
only control the betting. He accused
his opponents Of making sport" which
unsettled things at serious crisis,
end Of spreading tinder when the
world is ablaze."
While the president was speaking,
William johnson of AdeIphla, N. j.,
died Of heart failure as he stood Ia
tho crowd.
Hughes Is stopping at the Astor.
John M. Haniy, the national Pro-
hibition candidate, came back to In
dIanapolis late today after = Vigorous
campaign tour. He has visited "a
states and covered 10000 miles.
Allan L. Benson, the Socialist can
didate, Is still out on the campaign
circuit He Is making speeches In
Kansas City today and this evening.
Benson has visited most Of the states.
Hughes has travelling record Of
2s,ooo miles, during which he has vie
tied % states, covering virtually every
one except the southern states certain
ly Democratic.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Nov. A.
John M. Parker, candidate for vice.
president on the Bull Moose ticket,
has teIeerap1ed to the Wilson mana
gers his assurances that the Proores-
sives OF the Middle West are coming
to the support Of the president. "The
elements Of landslide are appear
ing" says Parker in his telegram.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. 4.-The nation
al campaigns from Ohio to the coast
closed here today. Western Manager
Hert of the Republican organization,
again predicted that Hughes would
have more than SEQ votes in the cleo
toral college.
Thomas Walsh, the western Demo-
cratic manager, said: "WlIson will be
reelected by the greatest popular vote
ever given to a candidate"
i WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 4.
The U. S. weather bureau predicts that
the weather will be generally fair over
the country next Wednesday.