New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
MIR. ROOSEVEL17S CAMPAIGN.
ACTIVITY ALL AROUND THE CIRCLE.
MANY MEETINGS PROJgCTrD-ESTHUsIAsM Grow
ING FROM HOUR TO HOUR.

MANY MEETINGS. neutrality-suspicious. GROW
ING FROM HOUR TO HOUR.
The sound of passing bands aud other nc
compartments OF the day apart for The un' CLING or
thu Barthol did prevent the transaction Of
nc I've work at the ReJ ubcan County Commtee hca j.
quarers The number Of visitors was lar considering
tho other OF the dsy. President Eiihu Root
Chairman Scion p. Smith. OF the Execntiv" Committ"e
secrrtary Bellsmy aud Dwight Lawrence wer" pre'ept
at the headquarters for part Of the day and
evening
Tue developments VI public feeling most noted were
the growing tendency Of thoughtful independent men
who hal been co sid.ring the char 'ccr OF the two
Mayoraty candidates and their surroundings 10 give
TIER support to Mr.. Roosevelt Business men VINO
called 81 the hea said that they had known OF
n"ny transfers OF support from Hewitt to Roosevelt
within the last few days Not q few OF such changes
were the part men f-sred that the supremacy
OF the Hall sai boss systems could not DO over
thrown by Mr. He Wits election.
The echoes OF great mass-meeting OF wednesday
evening came in It'll stronger expressions OF confidence
The meeting OF we day m-rtinR VAS compared with
the previous Democratic meeting at the cooper Unou
and at Tammany Hail. aud the opiuion ~ss
universally expressed That tho Republican
ma-s-meetue so far exceeded the Others in
numbers and enthusiasm. TO show beyond
douot that popular feeling thoroughly aroused
In support II the young idate represents the
reform OF the city government Tho applause at the
Hewitt meetings. 1t was said by observer OF many
city campaiyns. was largely xivsn by place -holders
who could only hope to continue in power by the cleo.
ton OF tho Democratic candidate. while the enthusiasm
for Roosevelt that which proceeded from the
highly wrought fselegs o. thoughtful men The
XXIst Assembly District Campaign Club
which had expected to march 400 strong TO
form the nucleus OF outdoor meeting near Cooper
Uni"n on Wednesday evening will have all oppor unity
to pArade tomorrow evening. when olu"s from the
XXIst ami XXIId DISTRICTS will nj rob down own Will
pass In the kopuDta an He dqnsrters and VIII
listen tn one or two snOrL sp- >o'ne OF tue msin-
bers OF the Xlth Assembly District Republican A-s0ciA-
ton marchsd from thslr mssung-room To tue County
Headquarters In spite Of tue rain iast evening ana
chrered FOR Roosevelt rho Republican osnhidste TOT
Mayor a. the committee rooms yesterday anh re-
ceived many visitors Mr Roossve's energy aud good
nature unimpared 10 spite OF the work OF tho
campaign. IIe was at committee rooms at an early
hour and after the days work OF receiving visitors
and writing letters ovsr he spoke az three
meetings In widely separated parts OF the
city. Lthorraphs OF Mr. Roosevelt hav" been prepared
aud many OF them Distributed yesterday.
The meeting Saturday Afternoon IN front OF the
United stars subr~asury under tho Joint direction OF
The downtown Roo-evelt Chm AMI ths Roosevelt club
organized among the dry goods men prom sus 70 ne
alms't as large aud enthusiastic AZ those W TrrsI
dental election IN" DRY Goods Cub, Numbering
several hunirrd meu, will march ~ body from the
dry-good' district TO Nai-st me downtown orHanh
tion Snl their Try goods friends sonrwhrro on
the the bibles VIII maron ca
Suirrr-asury John +. PlumDer vii preside Al
dresses viii be male by J. iIonart lsrrick ami stewart
| l. Woodord, snd perhaps by B. '" Mh'te
aud others The ORGANIZATIONS which are Inter
.stei IN preparing for the m-etihg expect that IL
will agAiu what tho meeting Of "Wednesday nignt
enlisted in tine
I support of Theodore Rpnsevrlt.
Another m-eng In the acdv- KIN Assembly district
viii b. held In BI.rck-r Binding this -venng the
nomination 81 John Jzcobus for thu Assembly. as
well the Republican nomnatIons, VIII be rallnrn
Addresses Will made by General Arson g. MrCooR,
John A. Grow, Mr. JAcnbns and William Pollard Ten
-ra MrCooK 10 also snnnunced TO speak AT meeting Az
No lO5 place Win Assembly District IN
dependent yit"do attend George
H. Iussy and A. Il. CoDkDgths candidates III ito h--
for the Assembly aud AIderu an John d. Lawson
ana l. !. Van Allen viii also sp~ik
Th. FIRST Wsrl Club AT M 50 W"st-st Will be al
dressed 10y G"nerai o Ijeirne James Townsend ana
! William Ls Gendre ~ the DOwn-1own Cuh. meetihg
vi Independrnt voters No So Union Square viii
listen speeches by Ernest NJ. Crosby. NJ L. HOLSTER
othnrs
Mr. Kon-ev-lt has given much attention to tho coored
| men, among whom lie IL favOrite He Will speak 10
Night meeting OF coorri Republican, AT the
| Grand Oper. House. Tho Rev DR.. Derrick aud other
speakers VIII prob iblv attep. Mr. Ro0~cvelt Will Also
lie present a a meeting or the XXlId Dstrtcl Repuo-
loans Cafe Lsuox seventy secondst ami IhirhAVe
| John H. TN ,n-r will call the meeting To ordrr
m, Ereuiu1 edit ORALLY yesterday tnas
w.a.,. oI 4 to offered Arram Il Hewitt with no
49,. rms "a sheridan shook has offered To
~ ger $500 81 900 that Mr. Hrwitt Will not be elect
| ed aud thus far has accepted the oner