Show GIN WODFORD HUGHES 5 Former Minister Opens Cam Campaign CamI Campaign I for New Yorker in inI I Louisville Ky l il Louisville April 16 The formal fonn l lor opening op of or the Hughes campaign has been quietly q l th gathering way In New York for Cor some time came Caine to flight nl ht when General Stewart L Wood Woodford ford forU former United States minister to Spain sp lri delivered livered d an address at Lieder kranz hall hail in In the interest of the tIle gov governor governor The hall well filled flied and the au audience an ap enthusiastic tic one General Woodford him address almost entirely to the political situation and the tho chances for C t election of the tim various candidates New York Doubtful Governor Hughes declared the speaker is the only candidate can whose election can cnn be predicted for tor certainty certainty and whose success at the polls would be he conceded as an unmitigated blessing ble to the public which demands both the tho correction of all evils and the continuance of our prosperity New York has often been b en a pivotal state and all ail signs this year indicate that the tho decision of the election will rill almost certainly lie with her The Re Republicans Republicans Republicans publicans have hac a number numb r of candidates and there is not one who would fall below the average standard we demand of our presidents but It is doubtful if Ifan any an and Taft most of all except Governor Hughes can carry the state Bryan Is stronger in New York than either his friends or his enemies are aware of C h eer JI rrt The mel ti r lr J Bry Br ni drew cheers ch rs p off OIl of th nce and Genera Y pr smiling ro said 1 T f r 5 good I an tie hJ lest st na natured man in the world when Tear har a good citizen being cheered however are still in order S V Governor Govern r Willson who atten d a tife the meeting was as called on for a ft s ch but contented himself with the signing cant statement that he thought Ken Kentucky tucky would emulate the n in naming her delegates to the national convention and insist on J being eing shown His words were generally understood as fiS indicating that he fa favored favored favored an uninstructed delegation |