New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
WOODREFE HOME AGAIN.
HE WILL LOOK AFTER HIS oWN CANDIDATE AM
SAYS HE FAILED TO FIND ANY BhfAN
SENTIMENT IN THE ACKNOWLEDGES

HE WILL LOOK AFTER HIS OWN CANDIDACY. AND
SAYS HE FAILED TO FIND ANY BRYAN
SENTIMENT IN THE ADIRONDACKS.
Park Commissioner Timothy L. Woodruff reached
his home in Brooklyn yesterday, after vacation
of two weeks In the Adirondacks. lie VIII remain
in Brooklyn until after election looking out LOT HIS
interests as candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr. Woodruff will not open personal he"uqu"i .e''
but will worl: with the County Campaign COM
nittee which will have charge OF his canvass.
To-dov Mr. Woodruff will receive definite iniorma-
ton from Congressman Frank S Black regarding
Mr. Blacks visit to Brooklyn. The candidate LOT
Governor will be in the city next week. propdoS
nm Tuesday At that timea reception VIII De given
IN his honor at the Union League CUB ana 'heic
will be a big Republican rally at whch MI n''N
and Mr. Woodruff will speak. Mr.. Woodruff says
,h, no doee mt intend TO make many speeches dur
ing the campaign. .
Il have talked this matter over with MT Si'cK'
said Mr. Woodruff last night to a Tribune reporter
and We have decided that IT would not be desifaple
for US 10 go about the State speechmaking In inns
campaign the voters are giving their attention al
os, entirely, ia National issues There are few
State issues that take any attention whatever In
view of the overwhelming importance OF the freSi-
DENTAL contest do not consider. therefore, tha'
If would be worth while for ne to ask the attention
of the voters as a State candidate. while the voters
are giving all their thought to other questions
Woodruff was not busy with his rod and gun
that he forgot to search for the tremendous silver
sentiment with which the rural residents OF tle
State are said TO he afflicted Mr.. Woodruff says
regarding his observations: .. u,i.oa
'Ny field for observation was somewhat Hmlteu
because took particular care 10 get a. iar away
as possible from the larsesi centres or cNlHi non
have always found hat the Adirondack Guldes are
Democrats with remarkably few exception ms
was true this year but The Interesting part OF
vas that they are not Bryan Democrats Frst-hthd
and up to-daie information Is scarce up mere Du
those men have read ana heard ABOUT the revoli IN
the State against Bryan. The position taken by eX-
C;oyerr,or Flower. William 6. Whitney ana other
leaders Of no less influence in the Democrats party
h1s Rad The greatest weigh; wiki this class OF men,
And | have reason believe many others II mas
turned them almost a man agairs; the regular
D,mocratic nominees They will either vote for Nc
KinIey or for Palmer. about whose nomination they
have no, vet learned a great deal
~ am thoroughly convinced tina. there Is none OF
the silver sentiment among tho farmers or wnich
we hear so much from the Bryan men was IN
crested 10 inquire Of the hotekeepers and the post
masters whom met in the llitle Adirondack towns
and fail TO learn Of single Republican who Will
vote the silver ticket The OBJECTIONS among the
democrats are. on the other hand. numerous. The
innyitabIe result Is that Mckinley will receive A
tremendous majority IN the State
Mr. " oolruff has been informed Of the big bcyc'e
narade which will he held in his honor on Saturday
evening September 26 He understands that the
narade will be a non-partisan affair He does not
nxrert TO make speech 10 the paraders. but will
review them they pass by his house