The New York herald., 1922-10-09

he Is quite a different campaigner than
he was two years ago. Then he was new
In that kind OF politics. This campaign
finds him trained. with a record on
which he stands proudly with knowl-
edge Of the States business, with an
amazing fund of information on which
TO draw and with a real zest for the
things for which he is fighting.
Hunt for Weak Spot.
The Governor is convinced. as is every
enc associated with him, that he has
given the State the best administration
m its history. He is going out to pound
home that fact. The Governor is known
20 the voters now and he is admired
from one end OF the State TO the other,
even by those who do not enthuse over
him. He is putting his heart and mind
into the fight as he could not do two
years ago.
Backing the Governor is a new brand
Of energetic campaign leader in the per-
son OF George X. Norris. the State chair
man. When the Governor steps on his
train this afternoon in Albany Mr., Nor
ris VIII he IN conference in the Ten
ENck Hotel with the leaders of twenty
counties In the Albany district. going
over every phase of the situation and
ferretins out every weak spot.
And when the Governor reaches Syra-
cuse he will find that Morris has
been there on similar mission and
has been in conference with all the
leaders in the central part of the State.
imprcssing OH them that this election
means tough fight all the way and
that to beat Ar Smith the Republi-
Ha4aH So.
vote.
Mr.. Smith spent most of yesterday
at Dr. Skenes's Hospital in Presiden.
street. Brooklyn. where his sister Mrs.
John Glynn. is III. She underwent ar
operation on Friday for the removal Of
gallstones and last evening her condition
was said TO slightly improve Mr..
Smith dismissed politics for the day.
Itineraries Arc Fixed.
The State committee managers COM
pleted Mr.. Smiths itinerary for the
campaign. II his sister is pronounced
out of danger. he win 20 to the Com
modore to-day for the opening of his
headquarters and make his first speech
since notification at YonSers to-mor-
row evening
Charles l.. Norris chairman of the
upstate committee and one of the
county leaders who refused to compro-
mise in the State convention. announced
the schedule and also the upstate itin-
eraries Of Mayor Lunn of Schenectady
and DR.. Copeland. nominees for Lieuten-
tor. These are as follows:
October HIP. New York City; Octo-
Ler 3. Poughkeepsie October a. Hav-
crstraw; October Is Sunday. New
York October Is. Troy: October II. Og
densburg October Is. Watertown Octo-
bcr 10. Syracuse: October 90 Utica
October 81. Albany Schenectady; Octo
Der % (Sunday). Albany; October 2S,
Oneonta October "a. Binghamton: Octo-
Der %. Elmira October &c, Rochester;
October %. Dunl<irk; October IS, Buff
falo
From Buffalo Mr.. Smith will return
home and will devote the last week Of
the campaign to New York city. Mayor
Lunn will share the platform with
former Governor Smith at Yonkers to-
morrow night. after which he will speak
ar the following places: Octo;;er II
Amsterdam-S Schenectady October IL,
Seneca Falls-Geneva October 13. Hor-
nell: October a. Buffalo: October Is
(Sunday). Schenectady: October 16,
Troy October II. Watkins October 49,,
Olean; October 10. Syracuse October
20, Utica; October 21, Albany Science
tady October 22 Sunday Schenectady :;
October 90. Little Fails-Oneida October
"a. Ithaca October 25. Auburn: Octo-
Der g. Rochester, October 81. Niaga ra
Falls October 2S. Albion Buffalo; Oc-
tober % Sunday. New York: October
80. Long Island: Oc.ober 81, Peekskill :;
November /, Oswego November 2. Pots
dam-Canton; November 8, Rome; No
vember 4, Herkimer