New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
WORK AT HEADQUARTERS.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR MANY CAMPAIGN
MEETINGS MADE.
COLONEL RoosEvELT's TRIP TO THE NORTHERN
PART OF THE srA1E-Nosr ENCOURAGING
REPORTS FROM REPI-RIIc ANs

COLONEL RoosEvELT's TRIP TO THE NORTHERN
PART OF THE srArE-Mosr ENCOURAGING
REPORTS FROM REPUBLICANS
Most II the work at the headquarters ~ the
Republican state Committee in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel these days has relation 10 arrangements
for campaign meetings throughout the State.
The campaign is to be extremely lively next
week 10 Judge from the arrangements already
made. More than one hundred campaign meet
ings u Republicans were arranged for yester-
day and most Of the meetings will come next
week All these meetings for which the State
Committee desgnates speakers. in addition
20 the hundreds of Republican meetings which
are being organized by district associations Of
Republicans in the cities and large towns Of the
State Reports from all the counties show that
there is the greatest enthusiasm among Repub-
leans over their ticket.
Colonel Roosevelt. the Republican candidate
for Governor. will start from this city Mon
day on three days trip 70 the large towns In
the northern part Of the State and will deliver
many speeches from the platform Of special
train which the State Committee has hired for
the purpose Thu train Will leave Weehawken.
go1-E over the West shore Railroad. at ~ a.
on Monday. and the schedule for the trip is
follows:
Day stops for short speeches Monday will
be AZ Nyack Haverstraw. Cornwall. Newburg.
, Kingston Saugerties Catskill. Watervliet Me
| chanicsville Cohoes Ballston Saratoga and Fort
Edward The train will not stop at Albany. be-
cause Colonel Roosevelt will he in that city 70
| speak At a ratification meeting later in the cam
paign on Monday evening he will speak at
ratification meeting at Glens Falls.
on Tuesday the special train will make stops
! AZ Fort Henry Westport. Plattsburg Rouse's
| Point Malone Norwood and Madrid. and there
will he a night meeting at Ogdeusburg.
| on Wednesday the train will make stops at
| Potsdam Canton. Gouverneur Carthage and
Lowville and then will make run Of seven
| hundred miles back 70 this city in time 10 per
NIT Colonel Roosevelt to speak at the big meet
| ing in Brooklyn in the evening Among others
who may make speeches with Colonel Roosevelt
on the trip are William J. Youngs. General
| Stewart L. Woodford. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Woodruff and John Proctor Clarke.
Among the Republicans who have volunteered
for the campaign in the State and have been
assigned by L. V. Gleason. Of the Speakers
| Bureau 10 speak at meetings next week. are
Lee Fairchld Judge J. w. Lansing OF Nebras-
ka: NJ Linn Bruce Charles d. Baker. Congress
man Serene E. Payne. J. Sloat Fassett d. P.
J. L. Burnett OF Onondaga: j. H Callahan. Of
Sche nectady: George b. Curtis, OF Binghamton,
c. ". Fordham. OF Bay Shore; Professor T. H.
Roberts, Of Brooklyn; A. Seamore, Of McGraws-
Vile: Daniel E. Answorth. Of Oswego; Horace
| White. OF Syracuse Senator Stranahan Arson
s. Wood. Of Walcott; J. B. Jones' Of Wellsve.
and f. r. Gunby, Of Florida
Tonight in this city, the North Side Republi-
can Club will hold meeting at No. 1861 Third
ave. on Monday evening the Patriotic Republi-
| can Club at No 249 East Seventy -eghth-st,
| will hold a nass-meeting. and al the Liberal
| Republican Club. No 460 West One-hundred-
| and forty ninth-st. DR.. Frank Donaldson as
sistant surgeon Of the Rough Riders. will speak
| with Colonel c. J. Wright, Of Poughkeepsie. on
| Wednesday night Congressman Payne. Judge j
| W. Lansing. Of Nebraska, and Charles H. Treat
! will address a mass-meeting In Urbach's Hall
| One-hundred- and-seventeth-st and Third-ave.
and Congressman L. E. Quigg Abraham Grubei
and VI. J. Nerney will speak at the Young Men:
Republican Club at No. 241 East Fifty
seventh-st.