New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
Miller Arrives
For Whirlwind
Finish i'm City
Republican Candidate Will
Speak in Westchcster
County; Smith to Confine
Campaign to New York
Judge Sees Clean Sweep
No Efforts Being Made for
Cox by Democrats i'll
State, Declares Nominee

Judge Nathan l.. Miller, who returned
to this city yesterday after two
weeks flying campaign trip upstate,
declared that the vote in this state on
November would give the state and
national Republican tickets the largest
pluralities ever rolled up for Republi
can candidates in this state.
The candidate and his campaign
managers smiled at the clam of Gov
ernor Smiths managers that the Gov
ernor would be reelected by 100, 900
majority.
Both Judge Miller and Governor
Smith will spend all this week cam
paigning in New York City and vicinity.
The Republican candidate will speak
in Westchester County, but his op-
ponent will confne himself to the city
making two speeches each night in each
of the five boroughs the first five nights,
founding out the campaign with a big
Democratic rally in Madison Square
Garden, Saturday night.
Crowds Larger Than Ever
New York City will be the battle
ground of the state campaign, for
unless Governor Smith exceeds the
tremendous vote he obtained two years
ago when tens of thousands of Repub-
licans cut Governor Whitman and
voted for Governor Smith, he will be
overwhelmed by the upstate Republi-
can vote, the Miller forces say.
Judge Miller's managers believe
plurality of two years ago be cut
down, but that the state ticket stands
fair chance of carrying Brooklyn
and Queens by such large pluralities
as will overcome the big vote claimed
for the Governor in Manhattan, the
Bronx and Richmond.
Judge Miller, in commenting on his
trip upstate, said it was exceedingly
gratifying. Those who accompanied
Judge Miller and who were with the
Whitman campaign train six years ago,
when the largest crowds in the history
of state elections came out to hear
ernor, fresh from his triumphs in
smashing the clique of police officials
and chiefs of the underworld, who
capped their lurid career with the mur-
Ger OF Herman Rosenthal, declared that
the crowds who listened 70 Miller were
larger than those that turned out in
1914 to hear Whitman.
II have spoken in every county up
state" said Judge Miller, "and the same
situation obtained everywhere. The
great enthusiasm which was in evidence
everywhere spells success for the Re
publican national and state tickets.
Unless all signs fail the largest vote
ever given Republican candidates in
this state will be cast on Election Day"
"Are you speaking for the state
tirt tot 1cc
Democratic newspaper. isn't there a
great deal of sentiment for Governor
Smith ?"
No Efforts for Cox
"No effort is apparently being made
for Governor Cox" replied Judge Mil
Ter. "The only attempt to elect any
Democratic candidate in this state is
being made on behalf Of Governor
Smith Democratic wheel horses are
even talking of voting for Harding and
Smith,"
Judge Miller will begin his campaign
in this city to-day by addressing q
meeting Of the Women's Committee of
the Republican State Committee at the
Hotel Vanderbilt. at y. m. The meet
ing will be preceded by luncheon at
which Mrs. Miller will be the principal
guest. At night the Judge will speak
New Palace Hall. briggs Avenue. and
Arcadia Hail. Halsey Street and Sara
toga Avenue.
Judge Miller's other speaking en-
gagements follow:
Tuesday 80 a. M, women's meet
ing at Hotel Plaza; Casino Theater,
noon; Knickerbocker Hotel, l 80 D. m,
v hlte Plains, p. M; New Poch-
ellie, 1880 p. NJ. Mount Vernon, 9:l5
p. m; Yonkers, 8 p. n.
Wedn day-Nyack. p. m; four
meetings in the evening in Queens
County.
Thursday Nine meetings in Man
haitian: At the night meeting in Car
negie Hall, Calvin Coolidge and United