The sun., 1919-10-27
CAMPAIGN WTNDUP
PROMISES THRILLS
NOn-Partisan Judicial League
to Hold Meeting at
Cooper Union.
TAMMANY. TO CELEBRATE
Qualification Rally" at Tigers
Headquarters Strangely
Delayed This Year.

The final week OF the election cam
paign promises all and more Of the
vigor attributed to the windup Of much
more sensational contests.
On Wednesday night the Non Partisan
judicial League, backing the candidates.
of Justice Newburger for the Supreme
Court and Judge Smith for the City
Court, will hold a big meeting at Cooper
Union. Despite the fact that Tammany
Hall tried to dstract from this meeting
by announcing their ratification meeting
at Tammany Hall for the same night
the managers OF the league are confident
Of the success of the meeting. The Tam
many meeting has since been advanced
to tomorrow night.
At the Cooper Union meeting three
former justices of the Supreme Court
Samuel c. Seabury, Clarence J. Shearn
and John w. Goff, will tell why Justice
Newburger should be elected as a rebuke
for the Murphy method Of repudiating
worthy judges in order to pass out jul
dicial plums to his political friends.
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, Miss Helen
Varick Boswell and cambridge Colby
will be among the other speakers
The depths to which the feeling In be-
half of Justice Newburger has gone was
illustrated by a letter received at his
headquarters yesterday signed "a Co.
lumbia Law Student" 1t ran:
"As a student / see a light. II am
to succeed 1 must reinforce my present
| text books with Murphy on Contracts,
Mccarthy on the Legal Status OF the
| Simple Minded Baldwin on Rebates,
and Untermyer on Taxes and Farm
| ing"
students to Organize.
The Columbia University Club for
! Newburger and Smith will organize to-
morrow night in Earle Hall under the
Craftsmanship of Dean Harlan A. Stone
Meetings will be held every night dur
ing the week by the Newburger-Smitt
committee at Rivington and Attorney
streets. A big meeting will be held
during the week at Laurel Hall.
| Justice Clarence J. Shearn has beer
| Ill and the Cooper Union meeting will
mark his reentry into the campaign
| He is counted on now for several
speeches before Election Day.
The big old-fashioned Tammany rally
the ratification meeting" usually held
| Immediately after the nominations bu
this year strangely delayed. will take
place in Tammany Hall tomorrow night
1t will be principally noteworthy fol
the return to the fold of Col. George Il
Mcclellan. He is down for a speech
that night for the first time in man.
years, despite numerous recent effort
on his part to again identify himsel
with the militant democracy in the city
George Gordon Battle will preside ant
the other speakers include Mrs. Gen
evieve H. Walsh. Edward r. Boyle. can
didate for President of the Borough o
Manhattan: Thomas T. Reilly an,
Joseph NJ. Callahan, candidates for tn
City Court, and Alexander l. Rorke
Irwin Untermyer. it is announced, viii
be present on the platform.
Tomorrow night the Newburger- Smitl
committee will hold rally at Lesbi
Hall. Broadway and Eighty-third street
with Nathaniel Philips presiding. Balm
bridge Colby, County Clerk William F
; Schneider and others will speak
Henry II. Curran continued his cam
paign for the Presidency of the Boroug