New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
MR. ROOSEVELT'S ACTIVITY.


john F. Punmrr preside The Inst Of speakers n
Guides : " wnIte, Mr Roosevelt stewart l. Woodioru
and J. HOBART Herrck and they VIII proDaoy spa
this order. Inc meeting Will begin promptly ~ ''i'
o'cOck. =, - - i. ,,,v
into the Down Town Cubs beadquArters one was re-
crivrd from me empoyes OF one OF the laf grs "a and
houses Ia the civ ster aI asking TOT tncinain
stasing that man IN the mousse s
.izi CONTRIBUTION ater for the Republican csnai-
date The letter from Hamilton Fish relcfreo W III
yestrrday'r TRIBUNE reads as foiloWs
WILLIAM c. LIZ GExDRK EsQ. sscrstTrl -, oc,, 18th
DKAG SIR the receipt OF your letter Of Sgsn "lsn
s f" Of ss I reform in the CIV YORK and The
eccton OF hooseSS Ell 20 h and nav absence from the
cay preclude possibility OF partie pang IN me eo
I psT III It De thought that addition Of my name TO
5S 1 navy o the sest influence let it be placed there
''' Very respectfully yours r,su
Irataoin County y. T. October ~ lsoO'
There "a no doubt that Mr. Roosevelt Ia making IN
fer nI VINO nave always before the straight Dem
Ocratlc ticket. Here is an example oi 80 fev
the kind that have Doen received "l'hh 'He '4' 49,
days.
will vote for Mr. Roosevelt and Ct VIII he the aTst time
voted Republican candidate Ianl,l5 IL 81
On. Whole nation ALTiKD A GREEN.
A. go, ,,v.s IN East seventeenth-,t and iOns
been known as a strong advocate OF DemOcrAuc 20
principles George L. Aner-on secre,a ar" he a.
y-GOOds Mems CiuD, decard YESTERDAY .lS' 20 IN
thdsias N for Mr.. Roosevelt Ia tnls dlstret WAS si
Ne nave cot he said "a the weak kneed Repub
cans who were to vote for Hewitt JUST TO vr@'
George well IN line This consider an Dp ane A%V "
Idon't know of a single Muswump IN the entre as
trict going vote Tor Hewl'L Ihey are AZ -
for our candidate John Claim, one Oh the most aotN
men for Roosevelt, voted for Ciey-sni ana eVu.i
many more Ike nim Mr h"osrEris Ia Ia III
greatly since become fully undrrsO0l ha1, "I'
all, only candidate OF the l"ur wa" IA, a
absolutely certain strength Hewitt Is an 3r
quantity No tell how many OF MS snppnI.r,s
Will be taken away bv GeorSe' WINE kooseNei' So'i
tain to get at least $4,000 votes.
THE UNION SQUARE GLIB FOR ROOsENE ELL
The Union Square Club Is social Organlza-
ton whcn indorseI tue nonnatiou OF Ar' Rouse
Welt for Mayor ana for the present campaign the
name OF the Union sqlste Roosevelt Cun Ine cluo
has membership Of 500 and officers say that IL VIII
influence 500 vOtes for Mr. Roosevelt next tuesday
The cluD is in dependent OF all ohor political or-an@a-
ions. Last eyeninE tue menOers ned Al outAuSAS''o
meeting in its room. No. So Uaion square, AT when
Frank stewart Camp, the president o. the cino pre-
sided.
NJ. l. HOLSTER in addressing the meeting
said that this election Is one which cal s
Oh iude pendent voters more ihdn ans pu"rI
lie SAID that the present Mayoaly hsht mad been cae
a triangular ngnt. IL IL, H. Continue SUI ~ A-lt
apgleo- triangle Of which Mt. 0OseFet Ia the hypO.u
muse and Mcssrs Hewitt and Gc'rGe tne othrr Nv" es'
Now n the Republicans keep tneT are now don =
they viii on tuesday next tue rh.h oil the
proposition the squarr OF tue hypo h'NtSe Is "4u'i
10 the sum OF the squares o. tue utler TWO sld's
samuel H. R4naan declared was necessary TOT
youug tui- un~, ana sPoAr "i tuc
sxr-en r.cord nicn Mr. ko0-cveiJ nad made tnon4n
VET a yonnx man 10 the course of MS remarks MT.
Randall mentlnne the pane or Mr. Blame ana IL was
received with great cheerinr. t, g., 81,
Edward NJ. ,ud said that II hard wO coud 40 J..
tie young men New-YorS would elect Nj hooseVei'
Mayor next Tuesday. -
Robert y. Mooney. wnOm the uD mas I'D oTSeu Ioa
President II the Board Of -ruen. also dressed me
meeting AMI announced himself a con'eF''''r -
Roosevelt George, and tnat Mr. hewitt Was prAcu'
cally out " the race