The evening times., 1898-11-02
SADLY In need OF HELP
Loud Republican Walls for an
Increase of Orators.
CHAGRINED AT RESULTS
EIr. Mckinley Resists Petitions to
Aid the Candidate Who Hopes 10
BE His successor-WaEers on snn
Wyck's Plurality Ofered-JudGe
Van WSck mt Home.

New York, Nov loud cries for help
are waillng throughout the Republican
camp. Including today there four
week days left for campaign speeches
before the election. as practically the APP
peals to the masses will be concluded on
Saturday next. and in that time Mr. Odeli
and Mr.. Platt are anxious to get as much
assistance in the oratorical line as they
can possibly muster. They have about
reached the end of their tether. but the
yearning for more men to educate and ap
peal to voters is stronger than ever EY-
cry Republican of national reputation has
been appealed to. and great is the woe
that In too many instances the appeals
have been lightly listened TO.
MIR. Mckinley Respectfully Declines.
President Mckinley himself even
asked TO make on speech in New York
He refused.
Senator Hanna, chairman of the Repub-
lican national committee. has been appeal
ed to- Congressman Dinsley of Maine.
Congressman BOutelle, Congressman Dal-
zell of Pennsylvania and dozens of others
OF national standing have within the last
week been urged to come into the State
and help elect the Rough Rider and make
sure the election of the Republican dele
cation to Congress.
President Mckinley and Senator Hanna
are not SO anxious to have Mr. Roosevelt
elected governor of New York that they
are breaking their necks to furnish SEN
ator Plat campaign orators. The Presi-
dents private secretary. J. Addison Por-
ter, told Mr.. Plat yesterday morning
plainly that President Mckinley would
make no speeches for anyone during this
campaign
All that Senator Hanna would do was To
turn over ex-senator Henry Blair of New
Hampshire for use here.
Senator Haw!ey Of Connecticut has r.,
fused to come into the State. Senator
Foraker made one speech in Buffalo
and went hon-. Senators Aldrich oi
Rhode Island, Allison Of Iowa. and Nd
son OF Illinois al declined 10 help MAX,
a Roosevelt holiday, and Senator Thurs
ton Of Nebraska was equally reticent
The Republican STATE committee i,
more than worried. This week they hay,
the four corners of the State coyere,
with some sort of "a campaign spell
binder" There are PSI more politica
orators speaking in the State for tn,
Republican candidates than there was i,
the last week of the Presidential cam
paign of 1896
Still the Republicans are not happy
State Chairman Odeu Executive Chair
man Barnes and Gen Benjamin F
Tracy, A. B. Boardman and William
Noungs. OF Queens County. held con
ference last night with Mr. Platt. to So
what could be done.
Called From the Country.
Orders Were given yesterday for IN
abandonment OF the proposed cx-ursio
into the rural districts. Mr.. Roosevelt v il
speak at Troy and Albany toua.ro,
night, but that will end his visits 10 th
interior
Today he makes tour Of Long Island
Friday and Saturday will he spent sour
Tying about the Greater New York; Sat
urday night ii is intended to hold mas
meetings in each of the sfxly-ene As
sembly districts, and the candidate 70
governor has been called upon TO speaJ
et as many Of them and review as man,
district parades as he possibly can be
lore Sunday morning Nearly all the -
spellbinders who haze been stGmping Tin
State have been ordered 10 report fo
duty here Saturday. and they will b,
turned loose at night.
Through fifteen miles Of dark streets i,
Two carriages and a special train. Theo
dore Roosevelt last night pIough.d a,
oratorical furrow across Harlem an,
down to Cooper Union.
Then rallying his thin blue line of smell
binders he burst upon Cooper Union
where 1900 persons Were gathered +,
hear.
These were all Germans. MANY of The,
members Of the Roosevelt League of In
dependent German-Amiicans. and a sma
Item in the grand aggregation of Ga,
mans in New York who will vote on Tee
day next They greeted the Rough Ride
with more ''Hochs" and hurrahs than
college of Berlin students might hay
given on a visit of Bismarck. The Roup
Rider was melted almost to tears AT hi
reception.
DIR. ParlShurst Keeps Busx
The Rev. DR. Charles II Parkh,,.s+
enoeaVoring to become a factor i'm III
campaigns-when there is poIitic
struggle going on the reverent eent,ap,a