Evening star., 1898-10-12
The Campaign of OratOry to Begin
in Earnest Next Week.
ROOSEVELT NOT TO Be BOTTLED UP
Both Candidates VIII Speak at All
important Points.
SCHEME TO SELECT MURPHY
s,erfs1 Correspondence Of Tie Evening Star.

The week opou-d at republican hCad4u1r-
ters with the usual crowd Of visitors. bear
ing encouraging reports from every section,
and there is apparently more activity this
wear than ever before in state politics. This
week there will be little sDeechmakinG.
There will be one or two big meetings.
notably one tomorrow night in Colonel
Roosevelt's old legislative district where
he will address an audience in Lyric Hall
The hard work Of the campaign from an
oratorical standpoint viii begin October Il,
on which date the state committee will
send out an army of spellbirders. The rea-
son for this delay is that the local nonina-
tions are not Yet comgi1te. ana WIZ NOT
be until Thursday on that Gay an I'M
portaut meeting Of the committee will be
held ana the entire plan of campaign map
ped out.
Theodore Roosevelt viii not be bottled up
by the republican campaign managers. de
spite democratic predictions to that effect.
The republican candidate for governor, on
the contrary. will start early next week,
T,obshiy. on campaiEn t"UI of the state.
and III, southern tier, northern tier. canal
counties and river counties will have an
opportunity of greeting aim and of listening
To- sound republican doctrine from the -l@"o
Of san Juan Augustus Van Wyck or any
other democratic SuokeSU IN who wants to
nlcssuT, political swords IN the stump with
the colonel of the Rough Riders VIII have
an ample opportunity, and neither the re-
publican CIQu3lGn managers nor LOlbuCl
Roosevelt are doubtful of the result Tho
demand to hear and SOC Roosevelt in the
campaign up the state has become so over
whelming that it is possible Colonel RoOSe-
yalt'S itinerary may be more extended than
was intended when the caT1rdign began.
He has already promised II speak at Buff
faIo. Rochester. Utica, Syracuse and Al
hany-
Van WycI> WIZ also he Heard.
It Is equally well settled trat Augustus
Van Wyck viii afford the rural sections an
opportunity to see and hear The man for
whom they are expected to vote. Tha Buff
falo democracy has been using Up the past
week in an effort to get Judge Van Wyck
to 20 there after he has had a chance It
his ola Brooklyn nri-hb0rs and friends 1t
Is practically settled that Judge Van Wyck
Will b. in Buffalo October - and will make
an address on the same platform with Buff
fa}o.s mayor. judge Titus. who was the
CITY $ candidate for governor and other
distinguished members Of the party in the
western end Of the state. 7 he program Of
Judge Van WyckS outside appearances.
with the silrle exception Of Buffalo. has
no; got been mapped ont. but il is asserted
that New York city viii hear lin To less
thaa twice.
color Sergeant Wright and Trooper Gar
riSon Of ths RoUg-4 Riders have Just return
ed to tho city from little pssudO-UolitiCaI
t"ur Gp the state II seems that the state
fair This Year IS being held al BiuEhamton.
her" Is also some SORT Of an agricultural
show at Wellsyille. and at both places
there was desire to hear something at
first hand about the Sa-tiaro camuafgn
s" SerTeant Wright and Trooper C;arri-
son concluded 70 satisfy the upstate Gu
ri'Sity- They left the city on Wednesday
and on Thursday Of last week addressed
gatherings nj both NeiisVllie and BinG-
hamtGu.
Sergeant Wright said: I'VE did not talk
politics l.t You couldn't talk about the
Saut5aE" tght without mentioning Colonel
Roosevelt The crowd did the rest
In cons, gUeHce they brought back
round robin from veterans W the state.
addressed TO Colonel Roosevelt Other
Rough Riders. and among them Sergeant
Puck TgyIor and Surgeon Frank Don
Alison and Second Lieutenant Greenwald.
intend L" take the stump for Colonel
Roosevelt
Reports Are Encouraging.
In regard to the general situation UP to
date. Chairman Atterbury Of the Kings
county republican general committee says:
The reports from all over the country are
most encouraging. / have never been in
ter"strd in "a campaign where the people
hav" So spontaneously come together to
help elect the nominee Of the party We
ar more united than ever before All past
differences Eav" been dropped. and there is
united effort for success Of the party. Not
only viii Kings county do its share toward
eIecting The state ticket. but it Will also
substantially Increase the representation
in the senate and in the assembly We
Will elect al least one more senator. and
Will have more than half Of the twentv-one
a~Serub.ymen. instead Of five, had
last year"
Final arrangements have been made with
the Young Republican club for the meeting
ON October ~ AT the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music. when the speakers viii be Colonel
Roosevelt. benjamin F. Tracy and Seth
Low After speaking at this meeting Col
oueI Roosevelt viii go to the eastern dis
rrict where he will address four meetings
which will be arranged for that evening.
Judge Augustus Van Wycks letter ac-
Cepuug the democratic nomination for gov
eruor viii h" out tomorrow night. 1t will
lie rather lengthy document. covering
about two columns and Will go into a dis
CJIssiou Of the state issues. The letter will
BE- an Indictment Of the alleged extrava-
Eauces of the republican party in the state
during tho past four years. since the
end Of Roswell i. Flowers term as gov
eruor. Judge Van Wyck. it is said. has not
minced his words. and the managers
tspoHd.rGIy gratified
The democrats are giving up 30 per cent
OF their time to an EFFORT to elect a demo-
cratic legislature which on joint ballot will
he strong enough Ia return Edward Muir
ply. jr. 70 the United States Senate. Most
Of the democratic campaign managers BE-
lrye Van Wyrk TO be the strongest Candi-
date that could have been named at Syra-
cuse. bur II is positive information that
the country democrats do not believe much
II Van NE"k- The country democrats do
not believe that I&mmdUy should get all
SClute control Of state affairs at Albany.
The Old prejudice against Tammany Hairs
domination in state affairs is steadily as
and that is that the Tammauy Hall man
ayers OF the present state campaign are
fully provided with the siuews Of war In
TOD democratic state campaign within the
last ten years has there been such a dis
pay OF p-cuuiary resources. There is ike
" To br a clash on election day between
Superintendent of Elections John McCuI-
la@h and chief Of Police Deyery. John Nc
Cul!@EhS 900 men are at work today in
NcStiSatins lodging houses. livery stables
and all houses where men can live and
register from. The clash is likely to come
over a statement of Deyery. who intimat-
e. today that he would arrest Superintsnd-
eCt OF Elections McCullagh's deputies on
election day, or. If necessary the superln-
tCnfeut himself. If they carried clubs OF
wore badges. He said that. in his opinion,
the we ring f h badges which McCu.lagil
has GtsiIHrd is contrary to the provisions
of the charter.
Frank Livingstone Warner an independ-
ent republican, has challenged fame by an
ncuncing that he would run for Congress
against Lemuel +. Quigg in the fourteenth
district.