New-York tribune., 1918-09-18

Governor Charles S. Whitman and
his running mates on the Republican
state ticket with the exception Of State
Controller Travis, who was absent,
were officially notified of their nomina
ton in the Republican primaries by
Nathan l.. Miller, OF Syracuse, former
Judge of the Court of Appeals, in an
address that aroused great enthusiasm
at the Republican Club last night.
Near the Governor while Judge Mil
Ter spoke were Lieutenant Governor
Edward Schoeneck, Secretary Of State
Francis NJ. hugo, Senator Charles d.
Newton. candidate for Attorney Gen
eral, State Treasurer James l.. Wells
anC State Engineer and Surveyor Frank
Williams.
Others present were Senator William
NJ. Calder, Representatives Smell and
Snyder, George w. Aldridge, Public
Service Comm ssioner Kracke and ex-
Congre ssman W. w. Cocks. campaign
manager for Governor Whitman. Many
"omen attended.
Candidates Welcomed
Robert w. Bonynge, president OF the
Republican Club, IN a brief address
welcomed the candidates and said a
Democratic victory this fall would
mean that Tammany Hall would be in
supreme control of the state govern
ment and that Charles +. Murphy
would dominate the state. Mr.. Bonynge
introduced State Chairman George A.
Glynn. and the latter introduced Judge
Miller, who made the formal address,.
he supreme duty of the hour is
10 bend every energy and to put forth
our utmost efforts to the winning OF
the war. We shall not be induced by
any peace offensive to relax or to
abate that effort one iota." said Judge
Miller. Turning to Governor Whit
man aud the other candidates he said:
ne present emergency is not one
to be used to promote partisan ad-
vantage, and in view, sirs, of your
record and performance the time
IS not propitious for the attempt Of
lammany Hall to steal into power in
! this state under the coattails of the
national Administrations
i Continuing Judge Miller said
IN this city even Tammany did not
dare put q straightout Tammany man
at the head Of its ticket last year. but,
content with enough of the ticket to
control the city, named hybrid for
Mayor. l. has now grown bold. and
has put at the head Of its state ticket
simon pure, dyed-in- the wool, thor
oughbrcd Tammanv candidate. whom
- dad not dare nominate for the office
Of Mayor last year"
War Record Praised
Judge Miller praised the Governors
War record and spoke in the highest
terms Of the manner in which the
entire administration had co0perated
vita the government at Washington in
preparing for war.
Al Tie first enrolment for the Sc
Oo0,O0 men were enrolled. one-tenth
Of The enrolment Of the nation. More
han 100000 men have been inducted
INTO the national service under the Sc
IcctlVe draft without hitch, without
disturbance. without friction and with
out delay
The state has taken nearly three
and one-half billions of government
loans, practically one third of the en-
tire amount. and has contributed in
like measure to every war fund"
Cheers Greet Whitman
Governor Whitman was enthusiast.
cally applauded when he rose to re.
spond TO Judge Millers address.
"W hat Judge Miller has said we have
done we have tried to do he said. "Ir
an emergency that no recent admins.
tratlon has been called upon to meet
we have tried to meet every demand
that has been made upon us.
Ihe Republican party, that we all
love, is standing back of the President