The New York herald., 1922-10-28
WHIRLWIND FINISH
FOR CAMP Align HERE
Miller and Smith to Speak
Every Night for Week
in Drive OH City.
UP STATE AWAKENS
Roosevelt Says Governor
Has Aroused Fighting
Enthusiasm.
M'MARSH WINS BALLOT
Deadlock on Lehman and Nc
GOldrick Keeps Him at
Head of Ticket.
M'MARSH WINS BALLOT

Republican leaders said yesterday
that while the New York voter re-
mains Indifferent to the State cam
paign the city fight OF the last two
weeks has broken the apathy from the
Harlem River to Niagara Falls. Now
every ounce of energy is to be thrown
INTO the city campaign. All the State
candidates and leading orators are to
join in the last week struggle. New
York will have its campaign jammed
into six days.
There has been a big change up
State In the last few days" Theodore
Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy. said yesterday VIXEN he came
In from the road In preparation for
the campaign here. where there
was indifference a week ago there is
now enthusiasm.
The people upstate like Gov. Mil
lers campaign. He stands up and gives
punch for punch and they have come
to admire his fighting qualities. He
has been getting stronger every day.
The people now realize that he is no;
only square common sense. good bust
ness man but they like the way he has
been handling the campaign"
Where They VIII Speak.
Both Gov. Miller and Alfred (. Smith
have completed their schedules for the
last week. They and the other nominee
on fa "a Mt II har A
the week and will end the campaign in
this city next Saturday night.
The Governor will speak at Public
school 113, St Nicholas avenue and 177th
street Monday; Morris High School
in The Bronx. Tuesday; Cooper Union.
with Charles E. Hughes. Wednesday
at Hampstead. Thursday; Durland's g
Riding Academy. Friday. and at Staple
ton, Staten Island. Saturday.
Mr.. Smith will speak at Newtow1
High School. Elmhurst, Monday Tam
many Hall. Tuesday; the Brooklyn
Academy of Music, Wednesday; Port
Richmond. Thursday; Morris High
School. Friday. and Lexington Opera
House, Saturday.
Less Money Than Ever.
William L. Ward. chairman of the
Republican executive committee, said
yesterday that the campaign was being
conducted with less money than ever
before In any campaign he knew about.
The Democratic managers have put
out regularly the charge that there l.;
an enormous fund back of Gov. Miller.
II have received more financial en-
couragement to-day than at any time
during the campaign" Mr.. Ward said.
Senator Wadsworth Cancelled his
speaking engagementS here for this
evening when he was called yesterdav V
to New Haven, where his son was in
jured at football practice.
George X. Morris, State chairman.
went to Amsterdam. his home town, to
attend his county organization rally.
Thousands of feet OF film were dis
tributed by the organization throughout
the State for display next week in
motion picture houses. These picture
the party's nominees for Governor,
Senator and other offices at home. in
action. on the stump and in their Of
fices.
Democratic and Republican women
will launch an offensive on Monday
which they hope will drive women
voters TO the polls Senator Calder and
DR., Royal S. Copeland. Democratic
nominee for Senator. will both cam
paign here next week. The tariff flo
tilla consisting of a steam caliope, six
motor trucks and three sightseeing
buses. carrying women workers for DR.
Copeland will start this morning for a
tour of the city.
BY party vote the Board OF Elections
yesterday deadlocked on placing Justice
Irving Lehman and Edward J. Nc
Goldrlck first and second on the Su-
preme Court ballot. Justice Robert C..
McMarsh third and William II. Black
fourth Commissioners Voorhis and
Kane. Democrats. voted for the reso-
lutions. and Commissioners Livingston
and Heydt, Republicans, against II.