Evening journal., 1894-10-31
DEPEW ON THE STUMP
VIII Make Forty-three Speeches
In -Four Days.
GOVERNOR FLOWERS HARD WORK

He Talks tttmse II Aoarse Every Day, but
Is stin Keeping at Speaker Crisp win
Make an Address For Hiii-The Fight In
New York city Wakes Hotter still.
NEW York. Oct. 31.-As Chauncey NJ.
Depew recently placed ct the disposal OF
tho Republican state committee four days
Of his time, with the privilege Of extract
ing from him as much campaign oratory
as possible within that period he will bo.
gin today to pay the penalty Of his gener-
osity
At O'Clock this morning Mr. Dopew's
private car started from Jersey City, hav-
ing en- board the orator his private sec
rotary, representatives Of the state COM
mittee and one or two friends BY slow
stages and with A-any stops the car will
work northward 1Ho majority of tho
speeches which are to be rolivered during
the trip viii be given from the rear plat
form Of the coach or from structures erect
Oh by tho side OF the track
I'm going to do lots Of talking" said
Mr. Depew to reporter Forty three
speeches in four days. Think Of i'll Yes,
! expect to be pretty well tired out by
Sunday"
Mr. Depew's car will stop at the fol-
town, Port Jervis, Hancock Deposit,
Binghamton, owcgo, Wayerly and Ell
mira.
Tomorrow speeches will be made at
Corning, Addison, Canisteo Hornells-
Vile, Andovor, Wellsville, Belmont,
Friendship Cuba, Olean, Salamanca,
Randolph and jamestown.
Friday the car will mako stops at Cone
wango, Cherry Creek, Pine Valley, Day
ton, Gowanda, Collins, Lawtons, North
Collins, Eden Valley, Hamburg and Buff
falo.
Saturday the tour viii include Lanoas-
ter Attica, Batavia, Wayland Cohocton,
Avooa, Bath, Corning and Binghamton
At Elmira, Hornellsvllle, Wellsville,
Jamestown, Buffalo and Binghamton the
speeches viii occupy from 80 to 45 min
utes. In the other towns they viii aver.
age 10 minutes
The Grace Men aud Hll.
The recent vigorous declaration made
| by William r. Grace that the State De-
mooracy organization is supporting Da-
| vid b. Hill and is not responsible for any
| Wheeler pastors is received with incre-
dulity by many, who still insist that So
/ cretly If not openly, that faction Is in
| favor of Hills defeat and Of rolling up
as largo a vote as possible for Wheeler.
The ndhorents Of the latter candidate
expressed much qualification at the mum.
bers and character Of tho Cooper Union
meeting and arc confident that the Dem
ooratic reform ticket will make a good
showing on election day. Many anti Hill
| Democrats viii, It is generally believed,
vote straight for Morton, taking thl
ground, as one Of them remarked yester
day, that vote for Wheeler win only bl
half vote ngainst Hill and that tn,
Wheeler votes are intondcl to al. Nor, ID
anyway.
The Hill mon are as confident as ever
referring with special satisfaction to thi
personal fight their candidate is making
and to the enthusiasm with which he il
being received by his supporters. Mos
of them, however do not seek to concea
their disappointment or anger that hi
candidacy has not received open and ac
tive encouragement from the national ad
ministration
The Republicans abate none Of thei
claims. and insist that, with the genera
Republican tendency this year and th
Democratic detection from Hill, the lat
ter Will be showed under "
Crisp VIII speak For Hill.
There has been but little betting so IA
in the campaign, but the reports of wager
at the Stock Exchange and elsewher
show odds on Morton not infrequentl
Of 2 to /. Smaller odds are given ol
Strong against Grant, the perfection @
the Tammany organization throughou
the city making the supporters of th
committee of seventy rather caution
about risking their money, however muc
they anticipate q great anti Yamman
uprising
The Hill Democrats were pleased b
the announcement that Speaker Crisp G
the house OF representatives bad cancele
engagements In order to speak in thi
city or Brooklyn They were also muc
pleased by letter for Hill from Chaur
cey +. Black, chairman of the Nations
League Of Democratic Clubs
The fact that Colonel Strong appeare
and made brief speeches at a number {
meetings last evening in the down tow
east side districts is regarded with niue
favor by the practical politicians who al
allied with the committee Of seventy, q
they think it will have good effect on
class Of voters who always wish to Sc
: their candidate and know something
his personality.
George Walton Green. State Democrat
o~haAaoto AoA SoAEtSss AZ eho NAhbH ~
trict, who issued a challenge for joint di
bates to his opponents r. a. Chesehroug
! (Rep.) and George b. Mcclellan Tam.
has received answers from both. Mr.. MI
Clellan has sent q letter declining on Il
I ground OF previous engagements Nj
! Chesebrough has accepted the challeng
and If the prolminaries are arrange
= without trouble it is probable that Il
debate will take place in tho Iyceul
Opera House next Saturday evening.
t Senator Murphy passed much Of Il
day at the Democratic state headquarte
!, in conference with Chairman HincklC
= and others. Richard Croker was anothi
visitor
Governor Flower still at II.
ROCHESTER, Oct 3i.-Governor Flow
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