Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-26
S|[zER'S men
WORKING WITH
OTHER STATES
N. ]. Delegates Are ASsigno
to Farley with Other Dee
cations in Real Campaign
WANT GOVERNOR THEME
Move Is Made to Have Sl|ze
Come to N. Y.-MiddIesex
Man to Fore in Campaign


Special Representative 81 f. -
News and New York Coagvenf1r
MADISON SQUARE. NEW xoH
June 26.-Despite the plans of HI
managers to have Goyernor allnl<
remain dignifiedly In New JeeS6<
while his candidacy for the uu.1I s.
Dental nomination a waits the 6cf1o5l
OF the national cow ention OF Dora<ir
Gratis. the executive may yet ann56S
personally in this vortex of n1o1j36
and politics. This Ii fhs eIf,sS 7iS1z
today following . drive xhiok
up most or yesterday r1pon "a p
Of q lot of friends VINO c11ie6
SHzer HEADQUARTERS In the w
Astoria hotel to urge that the rs,s1-
ernor come to New York eo fEr{
he can be seen by the de1egAfea
In other conventions 1t has bs6ja
the custom for the Candidates <nx
the nomination. to remain III fhS1<
respective localities. during the a.
liberations OF the Delegates. nm
Time. however. the two. leading q, -
didates. Smith and McAdoo. are m
the ground and many. Of the "a
called dark horses like Governur
hitchie. of Maryland. for instance.
are all here. =
Those who have been doing soma
OF the active solicitation for the rox-
ernor OF New Jersey among the 5fl,.
er delegations, think he should be-
mere. Mayor Hague of Jersey Cifv
FRED Pearse, Mr.. Silzer's secretarv'
FRANK ID. Schroth, and others act1x =
IN the management of the governors
campaign have deemed ii wiser ~
Ioiiow the other course and have.
.helr candidate continue his work al
nome, believing that this is an an
propriate way for a man seeking
sucn lofty distinction to act in this
siluation' however the opportunities
this policy.
Mrs. Philip McKim Garrison
member of the Democrats -tsts
committee from Essex county lat
night called at the Silzer headora,.-
fers to urge his presence here.
think you ought to bave 81.
governor here to meet the neoria -
Mrs Garrison told Secretary Pear..
nave been to the Wisconsin dele
CATION asking their support. but fbex
SAID they wanted to see him. They.
nave seen his pictures in the hofels
put tney want to have look at him
in person." &-A',A
Mr.. Pearse said that he could MT
agree with the plan to have the ex-
ecutive come here. He seemed 4,
tnink the governors candidacy win,
nave more of an appeal IL he did NOT
engage IN a personal scramble fo,-
the delegates votes.
Mrs. Robert F. Norton. Of Iar...,
CITY, vice chairman OF fha .tet.
committee, expressed Sentiments n
q similar character to those ~ No.
Garrison. The two women Ieads~.
came TO headquarters torefher prtt,
mad been out working for lNerv Ja~-
sey's candidate and their surrcrfior
was based on the observations r. II =
day. When the time comes ffsr. 49,
demonstration for Governor "A lfrad
e. Smith, of New York. tofiav slr
the convention after his name 4
formally presented, there will Be !.
parade of Smith states. New Ter
sey's delegates, at least the New Ier-
sey standard, will be in the parafje
silzer's name win not yet have beer
presented to the convention vvhes7
TINS happens and to the observer Il
may appear odd that a state with 81
favorite son or its own should Join ia
the bally-hoo for a rival.
Yet this seems TO be a rreato,- .,,.-x
OF the strategy of the Si1zer - s.,
paign. There is claimed ~ be
working agreement between fhe fxro2
state delegations. 1t partakes some
thing of the nature of a rentlena:., ~
agreement. New Jersey is 10 ;ot<
In Smiths demonstration ana fta
New York leaders hone - 49,, 4<.-z-.3'