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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1908

Page

7

Political maneuvering at convention hints at regime shifts

A detailed account shows William Berri and other upstate leaders weighing support for Woodward Hughes Wadsworth and Greiner as they attempt to assemble a bloc for the convention. Erie officials hedge between Woodward and Hughes while a Monroe ally backs O Malley for Attorney General amid postmaster and dagelijks power plays.

Field narrows down talk of minor places

Telegraph report from Saratoga New York Sept 14 notes Governor nomination dominates the race while minor state ticket contests continue with candidates actively aligning and recruiting forces. The field has narrowed significantly as campaigns push forward and mobilize supporters.

The Tribune Saratoga N. Y

Hughes Favored for Nomination in New York Convention

Delegates from New York City align with Hughes on first ballot as President backs his renomination. Upstate counties shift, with Erie Monroe and others signaling support for Hughes, while anti Hughes faction canvasses for Bennet, Berri, or Wadsworth. Ezra Prentice rises as a New York County candidate for Attorney General amid brokered alignments.

Hughes Bennet Berri Wadsworth Root anti-Hughes anti-Hushes National Ticket Taft Sherman Erie Monroe Eric Postmaster Greiner Ezra Prentice Mr. Prentice Prentice Herbert Parsons New York Parsons New York City New York County Upstate Kings County Kings Westchester Livingston Edward R. O'Malley G. D. B. Hasbrouck Kingston Erie County O'Malley Allegany Chautauqua Cattaraugus

Republican Platform Committee Named at State Convention

Saratoga Sept 14 The resolutions committee reflects anti Hughes sentiment with New York leader Job E Hudges as chairman. Among members are State Chairman Woodruff ex Attorney General Mayer Charles J Boyd and several congressmen senators and assembly members. One member from each congress district completes the list.

Saratoga Hughes Job E. Hudges New York Woodruff Mayer Charles J. Boyd Southwick Albany Maltby St. Lawrence Fassett Chemung Assembly Ray B. Smith John Raines Percy Hooker Jesse S. Phillips Allegany Judiciary Committee The Congress

Roosevelt backs Hughes renomination in official note

Oyster Bay Sept 14 President Roosevelt releases an official statement on the gubernatorial renomination question. He says he has no intention to dictate but that, to friends who spoke to him, he has stated in the strongest terms his support for Governor Hughes's renomination.

Root Hughes Oyster Bay Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt

Roosevelt endorsement stirs reaction on Hughes renomination

In Saratoga on Sept 14 state leaders weighed President Roosevelt’s support for Governor Hughes. Woodruff, Plack, Page, Payne and others offered mixed responses, with pro Hughes crowds pleased and opponents unsure, while many officials declined comment as the endorsement shaped the nomination outlook.

Six districts oppose Hughes in New York County race

In Saratoga on September 14, a contest emerged in the 1st Assembly District of New York County with ex Leader Husch challenging the newly elected leader William G. Rose. The credentials committee will meet at 2:30 tomorrow morning to hear the case. Delegation leaders reported the standings to Chairman Parsons, with all but six districts backing Hughes in the governorship fight.

Saratoga N. Y New York County Husch William G. Rose Parsons Hughes

Roots Speech Stirs Delegates at Saratoga Republican session

Eliza Root secretary of state opened the Republican State Convention in Saratoga with a forceful appeal to delegates to unite behind Taft and Sherman. He praised past administrations, urged steady reform, and urged Republicans to align for the national ticket even at personal cost. Delegates filled the hall as decorations and banners highlighted the event.

Tribune Saratoga Eliza Root Taft Sherman Roosevelt Hughes Bryan Charles E. Hughes Empire State Theodore Roosevelt United States Lincoln America Suffolk Queens Warren Onedaga Monroe Woodruf

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