New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
FLOCKING To ROOSEVELT.
MR.. ODELL SATISFIED THAT THE PLU-
RALITY WILL BE SAFE.
PRESIDENT OF THE LONGsHoRE sEAMENS
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION WRITES TO THE
CoIoNEI,-PRoGRAMME FOR THE
REST OF THE WEEK

BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION WRITES TO THE
coIONEr-PRoGRAMME FOR THE
REST OF THE WEEK.
After his Sunday rest in his home at oyster
Raw Colonel Theodore Roosevelt went to the
headquarters OF the h-rublican State Commit
tee in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, at I'D a. m yes
terday. and busted himself with some important
correspondence a good part OF the day. lie got
through with a great mass OF letters. and con-
suited with Chairman Odell and other Repuph-
can leaders before going TO Brooklyn 10 pes"'
tho round Of evening meetings. His voice was
still husky but he declared that his health was
good. one of the letters he received yesterday
was from J. n. Smith. president OF the Long
shore Seamen's Benevolent and Protective AS
socation in part as follows:
We remember in February last your answer 70
my letter i'm which offered the services OF every
man I'm our association. If our country shoua nsu
Us Your kindly acceptance OF our oHer as Ass's.-
ant secretary Of the Navy: your recognition OF US
as a chartered association proved yer! Ip nov
to US then. and remember II most glauy nov TOW
Several of our men have joined the Navy anu ,
thank God, came back 10 rs safe ana sounn' a noaay
to uphold our country's flag; more 80 now low ,nan lar
ever. since the glorious example you nare are s,h yon
to man and will do all that Is riGht ana pnopIei pI
to elect you 20 where you nstuay man ar the
wheel who will steer this ship OF state OF ou's ~
he satisfaction of all us CllI'n@ VII. %
proudost possessions is your letter to me IN wnin'
throueh me Won thanked for the offer we MADE
and We trust ttat you Will sun re'og'Zv ~ eS
will hustle for you. as we would tor any Squ"''
man Ike you.
Chairman Odell Of the State Committee said
he wished 10 contradict a report that ne haa
failed to invite Governor Black to speak in TINS
city. II invited the Governor TO speak said
Mr.. OdelI. "and Chairman Quigg of the Re-
publican County Committee also invited MIN 10
speak in this city. No suggestion mas peeh
made to the Governor as to what he shall say.
The subject Of his speech to-nght Is Ieit CSr, an
tirely to his own good judgment MT oue"
also said: -, 49,
II am satisfied that are going TO win tne
election by a safe plurality. u IS not neCeSa' ,
70 give figures but every day am receiving IN
formation that makes more ana more Con-
fdent that our candidate will come 70 the cL,y
with a plurality that cannot pe oVelcol,e oVe, :,
There Is no basis Of fact tor the eN,,, eN.IaNa
bluffs and claims made by Richard Croker.
Colonel Roosevclt's engagements for the rest
of this week follows;
TO-DAY. NOVEMBER l.
VIII address largo meeting at cosmoPoiI,an ha,I IL
one hundred and SEVENTEEN ST. and Amsterdam ave. "
III UrSacSs N Morrsauie Hal hundred and seventeen
VIII address Gsrmso r,ss =; 10 s'et"s to be held
cI9T I mon b nrbts tour by addressing large mas
meeting to he held N Yonkcrs
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER >
VIII make twelve speeches N L,ng Island y@Thsaa ss
Pa,shosus ana 9S' >, cIocE and viii address ars
meeting in Long Island city At O'Clock
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3.
VIII speak in Albany and Troy.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER I.
NaLes his final tour Brooklvn. and finishes ne "a
- aa5raean1 large meeting q he hold In 'hcAeTln'
tisl EYfth ave and Eighteenth St. Manhattan aH|h
there at 10 80 o'clock
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5.
MONDAY meeting Sheriff and Grand ss az ~ '.oS s
the sub Treasury steps - . ..,,,. % bo hold a
cobh's Hall Hudson and Bank SITS. ana VIII <, lIoI
there to mass meeting to be held IN Cooper Ilor
-, eo,ner Tnion he viii Nalhaia. or New Prog
-ess HAL orchard st. between Grand ana hestrr s"'S "
1d fr,rn there he will e Ma and Spring s's' an
/ address Italian meeting