The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-29
White House Omen See
In NeW York Election
. .DWARo M. THIERRY

MEA Service staff Writer.
.fA CORK, OCT. 2S-Advice from
..... a.seacres is TO watch New
F... .a.a IN election day. They have
.. .ut that the 1922 campaign
~.. u~ unmako an important presi-
49,. cuder
au tF Governor Nathan l.. Mil
Ire political fortunes make the
-1r .-.t a subject of national inter
F.. 1t'.. wins it is argued that he will
Pa. .n. biggest political figure in the
,..".u.. nczt to President Harding.
T".. ,- among what may he called reg
su. U,nuhIicaus. 4 more spectacular
-....,a ar presidential proportions will
'.. ,,..trrJ Pinchot, is he is elected
e.estu"r IT PENNSYLVANIA: for his pro-
g.. -ar history and his startling victory
,.,. 0" Republican machine give him
r." Miller cannot get.
NH.-. however, is being talked about
... as the man who may get the Re
r.d.an presidential nomination, II he
ru. his year-and more important, IL
n ding doesn't want it again.
No National issue.
v.arr is no national issue in the New
Y.a. ,.ampaign for the election of gov
r.r 90 and United States senator. Scarce
T. .n, other kind Of an issue, either
So. lime, which, Governor Miller and his
I.... rattle opponent, former Governor
,.-..1 T.. Smith. are engaging in a dry
s,.r-;Ical debate over which or theln
crIarted the state government most
oaaomically. xr,,,,,...
7a, senatorial contenders are wilma !n. II! II
n cu.der. Republican senator since ~ III, =
and r. RovaI S. Copeland. Democratic
t.. q, -,,,,,,issioner of New York City.
IT, Two tickets are a queer mixture
III o., ..,onaIities and political complexion
,n.rn Tamlnany high priest, known 10
e....t,d,, ss "AI" is a professional
-,u.....1 e. ia senator Calder, Brook
~. r.,,,b,;cor leader. Miller is the
nfs. tvpe. a poor mixer, non-politlcaai
cam. ..ner. Copeland though phys,
cau nd a former professor IN menu
rcl.-.s. is a champion pupncls1' W."
ism. nolitician by training so nueh
,sr . b,, Instinct and absorption cine
l3u.. I'D tho rough ana Teauy
~ IS the genial type, with per
a,s-. - s1,ile that is infectious, ana a
-sn,..,ge equally as ready as ms WI,
He was horn on New Yorks east sue
and ..u' lives there. At 40 ne mas Oeet4
assc. IMAM. sheriff. and governor
t:57, .9l9 to 1921. He is now heao Oh "
uae0ag concern. o,ac+,on
man, who beat Smith 1oF 80
is 81 and lives in Syracuse. ne HaS
betn ,hool teacher. lawyer corporaIlon
coaase. OF Cortland, state c oinplt9n na
Jas.l,o OF the supreme Court: anu a
social Judge OF the Court or App PES
He r>A-ned the highest judicial ONCE nee
Il tAa tate to resume practice OF the
aw IN 1880 he hit the natlonai spS o.
Iea. by booming Herbert Hoover t, e, TO-
PRESIDENT nominating him a. tn to
cage c.avention. He went PACK oa tns9
politics ina same year and was elec'eu
governor.
Elpubllean Victory Expeetea.
ca.-.c, E5, contractor and real S $50 go
man. aas . congressman from 1919 Sopy y
1915 ard was elected senator In ISL
Cor md is g. Michigan man, o4' C 0m
tine Noticing physician in Bay S Saos
mayo q Ann Arbor from 1901 TO J IsT''
%oic.sos Of ophthAmology at the Sn
gye:s..g Of Michigan, dean OF tne Ne@
York Romeopatiic Medical College, aA9
New York City health commissions
since 1918.
New York state normally is Repuon-
@0 ana New York City Democratic