New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
ROOSEVELTS BRIGHT HOPES.
LEADERS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.

DEMOCRATIC DEMoRALizArIoN AND JEAbooo'"
FRIGHTENED BY THr oR0RGE MOVEMENT
The work of the Republican County Ccmmi1-
tee Is practically flushed On Saturday night tnere
meeting Of the Executive Committee' whien nA' 49,
- cam paign committee. Tho various isA"e''
their views inform lily. and all agreed snat 'no ou,
for Mr.. Roossv-lrs election was particularly -.
Mona Of the leaders had heard OF airy eonsidersoe
ber Of Republicans who were intending to vote 'or u"
Hewitt. whils all had heard OF many Democrats "uo
tended to vote for Mr. kooseveif. NO ao'.''."
been discovered heard Of py any OF tno ieau'' 49,
Others among the Assembly District "orke'" -.
charge that tho leaders did not intend to pun
for Mr. Roosevelt was exploded loug ago. IL - 'no
versa testimony OF all who have had opportun'o' w.
knowing that canvass ousido Of fres'acn'.i 49,
has ever been carried so vigorously anu e"'0'
has that Of Mr.. Roosevelt. There has peen No t.''
In the work. From The time whom MI hoo'o'o" ,
was mentioned In the County Convention up 10 VI"
present time there has been steady grown " ~
msnt Ia favor of his election.
Ehu Root, the chairman OF the comfn'teo' '"'" "
Saturday evening: 81 am surprised ~ the n'A""0' "
which tho CANVASS has been worked up IN ~ '
time. The popularity OF Mr.. Roosevelt mas oeen '"o"
ia many w,y. There been no doubt IN ne n'n"so
IN. Camuayn comm,ttee or any wellinformed person.
that he wnult rrceyr big vote. but no ono "A' pio
pared for the enthusiasm his canvass mas eSo"o'
local campaign in tho interest 1t has ""ANou0"
pnmher ana .,re Of tho mcetings held really compares
impressed with belief that Mt. koo'e'e'' 49,,
elected They are more than ever convinced Vi '"''
aftrr rrcrving reports from the Georgo p"'"
meering ton gilt Mr.. George VIII poll iarSo WV
he will taks good proportion of this from the po'o
Gratis. bave never felt more hopeiu' ior 'n' '"'''
a candidate than do for Mr.. Roosevelt .
General Anson @. McCook has spoken at many VI r
| Roo.eyelt meetings in the last week. He said: Aho
enthusiasm Tor Mr.. Roosevelt ana the s'1n Vi '"' nv"
| ing. have been 10 marvel IhaVe ne''r 'e'n
thing like 1t local cinpiien lti 10 no 'oi' ~,
cunt believe that the more intelligent part VI '"o
Demooracv are tired of IDEALS" on the part OF lam"'
ana the County Democracy. and nave ue'i""o
once IN show tho,e organ cations that the peopo o"
think and act for themselves believe that 'r' noo'.
Welt will receive a large number OF Democr"'' ''e
May CHEERING LETTERS RECEIVED
! The committee has received huhnreus Vi ~ ,',
gentlemen who have taken no active p"r' !" Wv
beret ofore The writer's uniformly express lhe' "0
faction with Mr. Roosevelt's nomination ana say 'ns'
thew will, VI. for him aud their friends 10 DO INC
same. Many inclose checks .
.n,ny thc Latter. received Saturday WAS one from
Judge Addison Brown, of the United STATES p's,iio'
Court written the previous day on tram o" ',o o
York andNe Haven Railroad. He incoseo c"ooA o
good amount 20 aid I'm election OF MI h"o'o'o'
He says believe Mr.. Roosevelt can oe eiecle" " "0
whole Republican vote can De DrouKh' o"" ~
observation In naturslzing last week th'nA '"o WV "
,, 1ahor oryan,z,ous for George will be large. nave
er
citizens and not TO lose the chance 10 'o'o. 49,,
hs .nrnr-ed 70 nd the vote George 6OOoO am 'ne
more desirous send you this evidence Vi ny ' So,
support of Mr.. Roosevelt because hau tho gro ~
ncs,ion to find myself mentioned In me Ddug l"'eo
dr or ,wo ago ,s among the supporters OF Mr. He"N'
an the platform at his Tsmmany meeting anu a"'oS w
| hossas a, T,mmany Hall | had never heard he"i''
.oook aud hetnv at the Century Cu0 was asheu W
friend to step IN and hear HIM fora Few minutes
! ha. heru my miSrepresentative IN 'o"eIo9'' ~ '', .
curosity went IN for few minutes, stahui"e o'n'"0
o,, oo.a 70 the door, but was unfortunately discoV'
cred and marked by some reporter. l was "e''
puEished for my inconsiderate curiosiS'
o,,,>o,u OF THE pEMocRArIC REVOLT.
,on,,n Of the Democratic revolt against tue
| - which has been encouraged anu strshs ~ "
| 80. work OF the CiuZrns' COMMITTEES Oh ono NUM-"
~, ,,, ,urly come to the comprehension OF the Demo
or,tc managers yesterday. They fouhu tna'i !" "
every Assembly District. AMI especially III 'no 80
rwnt,etb Twenty y-seoond, and Twelfth wards 'hei'
nara local worxers who had become Disguised VIII" "'
arbitrary man agement OF afiirs on tho part VI "
4 men and who found 1t Impossible 10 gai" i0e
,y,,h,ut n sub.erviency which they were uu"'i''"S "
onfe.t The Democratic eaiers OF tue local o'h'"
were not unpreparei for revolt OH INC P'' VI So
=. -, h,s,,osx man who were naturally attracteu o'
the reform record OF the Republican canu'a' ous
4 were not prepared 70: what they cal' '"o
n, mon whom tney have used in the past out VIM nav
ro aoc,ded mat they will free themselves from 'h
nm nvalpn
The al parent listlessDess WIN whlch 'no D'"", ~
q | ,o,,, has hsen carried on, as compared WIN W.
Il entnusiasm OF the Republican managers mas eNe'' "
Il little comment among those VINO nave w''eno" ""
Il yass closely. A. far as Tammsny Han is oo =,
. ooo T., ,e true that apart from Richard CroKer' W"
Is IA an old anu esteemed mend OF MI h'"i'.' i .o
= D,, ,-ho ia candidate the ticket, ana one OF I"
" ther leaoer the members OF that organization nav
Al not and never M l. any warm ieel'hk io' INV
II cratic candidate for Mayor His friendships anu
/, ences have always been toward the Ooun'y n,r
ID and ,non Mr. Crokers own ambitions would prooao'
~ be satisfied as far Mr.. Hewitt couid sra''y "'"I
he were elected. the other i"u"'a"' ,.
l.aaars .snccialy those who oppose the CroKer'"'A
Dugro combination which at present con'ioi' ~ ~
:, organization have serious doubts as to wenor Tor ~ ~
"a nryer of the two iactors Of the Democratic party
III HURT BY sNEERs AT sLEviS.
is ,,,o oa,.s for the comparative indifference
re- Tammanv Hall members to tho success oi the canuu
CO for Mayor is the siignting way ih WIZ" ~ -, ;,
Mt t,al m.mhers or the County Democracy spe"A p VI ~
10 Iammany part of the local ticket JAMES D. '''D'
Id nmocr,c candidate for Register. while lie hso NAV
ST. ~ er.u,s. inside of his organization shd e''
nj ., h,soup Assembly District, has the irlenus"p
lis many OF the war horses" OF Tammsny h""' anu W
ID do not like hear him alluded 10 ia 'no 80, n
manner assumed by members OF the 1ouuS Tsa % nonin
s- cratic tIub ana OF the County Democracy. lho ri
I'm. Of MIR Iswitt and Mr. Patterson are ,r maao
,e. theme. OF e"aUent enl"sies sIeyin aud NJ
no are narly aluied are spoken OF ih 'no o' ~
he functory manner r.muonv polltIcia
o vbether seyn 10 not just as good man @ 90 Ianp
-. thoss County Democrats lh',o , 80. n,
Sc % M ed on the back said all sorts OF III
%, thiuo. about ard John Keen An anu Do
never couiu m"No he mi with slew
M TO b. sure he has the Fourteenth Maru % ~ y,
w ali Tnow him down there. aud he takes Hoou caio u "
Tho and noes have a nne house In Sfsmoto :.
hut when Lo and Commissioners Boekman nave a' VIC u
tgbts In tho lid Assembly Dlstrict il" S'''' 49,
IlS ayes TO elect usually ou...or,rbo v
-. Not few Of the County Ole
~ vote Tor Mr. Hewitt unwilnx 70 supPV'i'
ro- for Register and viii vote for Judge hA"es ~,
fas ence To f. H. Dugro for the SuperIo, of n
-. ,on on he n.rl Of 4" silk-tUcklng elemcnt va
County Democracy has become known 10 tpe S tnps
es man VINO nave char Of the lower ostrior bhu ul
he ,-a.Iy ,,.,,. that the the TaInmahy :"
nd At ~ s di.,rots will DO withheld until Ia