New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-23
THE CAMPAIGN BOOMING.
REPUBLICANS FILLED WITH CONFI-
DENCE AND ENTHUSIASM
RoosEvELT's TOURS MAKING vOTEs-REPoRTs
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE ENCoURAG-
ING-EFFECT OF LAST WEEKS
MEETINGS IN THIS CITY.

MEETINGS IN THIS CITY
Republican leaders at the headquarters OF the
Republican State Committee last evening said
they were thoroughly satisfied with the prog
ress of the campaign during the week and felt
confident that Colonel Roosevelt and other can
Gidates of the party on the State ticket would
be elected There will be no tagging permitted
In the campaign from now until the election.
Colonel RoOsevelts tour Of speechmaking
throughout the State this weeks expected to gain
many votes for the Republican ticket. His trip
to the northern part of the State early last
week and mis- speeches in this city and in other
places last week helped greatly to raise the con-
hdence Of Republicans everywhere and lncite
them 20 more enthusiastic work for the ticket.
The great meetings on Thursday night. fol-
lowed by the great mass meeting Of the lawyers
at Carnegie Hall on Friday evening. did much
to open the eyes of voters and to turn the con-
fdence OF Democratic leaders into dsmay.
Benjamin B. Odel. jr.. chairman Of the Re-
publican State Committee. received many tele-
grams from chairmen Of county committees
throughout tho State last night telling Of great
increase in the registration In Republican dis
trIcts Of the State. and indicating larger Re-
publican majorities than usual Some Of the
tration at the headquarters said they believed
that the Republican ticket would have a major
ity Of 10000 outside Of New-York City. Local
Republican politicians who were at the head
quarters late in the evening said there had been
a wonderful picking up in the registration in
the Republican districts in the city, due partly
to the favorable weather OF yesterday afternoon
and evening 1t was not surprising, they said
that many Republicans delayed to register in
the storm of Friday. and the increases in the
registration figures last night showed that those
Republicans had not lost their right TO vote
There is known 20 have been a light registra-
ton in many strong Tammany districts, in
spite of the efforts Of the district leaders to get
all their followers to the polling places. In
the circumstances the Democratic majority in
the city Is expected to be small, If it is not cut
down to nothing by the secret votes OF many
Democrats for Colonel Roosevelt.
Although Colonel Roosevelt will make no
speeches in this city until he appears on the
platform at Cooper Union on Saturday night,
there will he many meetings held by the AS
sembIy district associations Of Republicans. and
to these meetings will be sent many prominent
speakers who are on the list Of the State Com
| mlttee The programme for Colonel Roosevelts
speeches after he returns from his trip through
the State this week is as follows:
October % Prohibition Park. Staten Island. and at
Cooper Union his city evening . , p,.
October 3-Eyening speeches az Suzers Harlem tlver
Park and at Park. Columbus ave. and one nun
dred and eighth st. :,
November I-Eycnng meeting at Trbachs Hall, in Nor
risania ~
November 2-Aftenoon meeting Long Island city and
evening meeting in the Windsor Theatre IN the
Bowery.
November 3-Evening meetings in Albany and Troy.
Governor Black is TO preside at the Troy meeting
November 4-Evening meetings in Chckering Hall and in
Brooklyn.
Local Republican meetings arranged for to-
morrow evening are to be at the following
places with the following speakers:
Liberal Republican club No. iGO West HUNDRED
and forty ninth st-ABRATIAM GRUBER and Colonel C.
No. 62s Tenth-ave-M j. NERNEY. GEORGE BRIM
Yonkers. Getty House-PAUG ZsATKOvICH Giunga-
Joe's Hall between Eighty third and Eighty fourth SITS
in Avenue A-BTON L. BURROWS. {. +. BbANEf, H.
II MOORE and ] ]. COWAN. Jr .,. -,
No 5i6 Ninth ave.-M. J. NERNEY. THOMAS
M'VEIGH JOHN 4. DUTTON and j. FRANCIS
no. go East one hundred and fourteenth e-J AMES
COSSIN and HENRY HARDWICKE.
Hamilton League hundred and-forty third ST ana
Amsterdam -ave.-GILBERT r. HAYES. CHARLES ;.
DANA " c. PI.tMMER and GEORGE w. POTTER
No 1862 Park Row-JEWEL KING. T. LABlSHlNER'
f j SYME. y. A. SIBL.EY and J. J. FLYNN