Evening star., 1898-10-15
CRITICiSE MANAGERS
New York Republicans Want More
Life in the Campaign.
BLUNDER In ROOSEVELT'S ITINERARY
Prospect That a Change Will Take
Place Next Week.
NOTED ORATORS EXPECTED

| Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
NEW YORK. October H. 1895
| There is considerable dissatisfaction at
| the way the campaign of Colonel Theodore
! Roosevelt is being managed and the ques-
| ton heard in all quarters is why don't
| the republican managers get a move on
| tbem?' There have been numerous oc-
| currences in the management of the repub-
| lican campaign that can only be regarded
as mistakes. An instance of this is Col
! onel ROosevelt's trip TO Albany and Troy
today. The candidates intinerary as given
| out last night made mention of Troy,
but this fiyi 1g trip came as kind of after
! thought. The colonel given short
notice; rushed up the state only to find
| that he would not have time to leave his
! carriage, make speech and return in time
| for his engagement mere this evening. This
| is but a sample of the way things have
been running up to the present time.
| There has only been one really big meet
| ing-a meeting from which election ma
teriai could be drawn-and that is the one
| at Carnegie Hall.
| 1t is announced at republican headquar-
| ters that seventyfve meetings are being
held throughout the state tonight, and that
the speech making will begin a little earlier
| than originally intended. record-break-
ing campaign of oratory from now on Is
promised Tonight Senator Foraker of Ohio
and Timothy L. Woodruff are speaking in
Buffalo Tomorrow night, instead Of Mon
day, originally planned, the flood
gates of Oratory are to be opened wide.
There will be a meeting and speaking un-
der the auspices of the state committee
tomorrow night in every county IN the
state. and in some counties many as
five meetings will he held, From that time
to election day the orators sent out by
the state committee will be hard at work
,itNr tl.lD a q
in the state is scheduled to have one or
more big mass meetings.
FafrchiId to Speak.
Secretary Fairchild of California, who |
made national reputation in 1895 speak |
ing for Mckinley in the west, is to address |
big meeting IN Binghamton tomorrow
night. He will speak at some point in |
the stat, every night during the campaign. |
The republican state committee of Ohio has
offered to trade Senator Foraker for j.
SOat Fassett of this state for number
of speeches. The offer will be accepted,
and appointments made for Senator For
aker soon possible.
The natl Jnal committee will also SEND a
rumber of speakers into the state to work
urder the direction of the state committee.
Il has also been definitely settled that
Speaker Thomas 3. Reed will take the
stump for Roosevelt in New York. Brook
lyn Buffalo and Utica. The dates hav"E't
Lcen settled yet. Henry Cabot Lodge will
also speak in this city. These announce
mcntS are encouraging to Col. RoOScvel;'s
friends. because there is u certain Gpath
up state that must be overcome. 1t is he
majority with which the republicans viii!
come down to High Bridge that will decide
this contest, and the average farmer NEEDS
cCnSiderdb BILE aV kening.
7 his was the first day of registration an
der the new election law, and everything
moved with but little friction. The police
dcCiared that the deputy inspectors of eiec-
tion seemed to be quiet, gentlemanly lot
OF fellows, and the deputy inspectors gro
tested that the police were "a fine body of
men,' who treated them with perfect collr
teSy
Superintendent McCullagh declared ,hat
his men were assigned to watch only such
places as Were liable to suspicion They
only challenged or interrogated In the
event of knowledge or well-grounded SIS
p.cl"n as to the ineligibiiity of the app.i-
cant for ragistra tiOn.
he peculiar thing about the registration
today was the Indifference displayed In an .
sWer 10 the question whether the person
desired to he enrolled for the purrose nf
participating IN the PRIMARIES Generally
When the person registering found that by
answering in the negative he would be sub
jected to no more interrogatories he would
answer no.
aid From Congressional Committee.
1t was announced today that the rcpub-
licah congressional campaign committee
has joined with the republican state COM
Hcan congressman. The state committed IS
row sending TO the candidates for Congress-
and tn their campaign managers q vast
quantity of literature. supplied from Wash
ington by Chairman Babcock of the con-
gresSiOnal committee.
The republican leaders of the state and
nation expect to carry two or three dis
triCts in this state now represented by free
silver democrats They expect to capture
the ninth and ard eleventh districts IN this
city, and 20 hold every district In the state
that is now represented by a republican.
The republican candidates for Congress are
to make their fight on national issues en-
t1rely. and will urge upon the voters the
importance Of sustaining the m.nstra-
tion pending the final negotiations with
Spain for permanent peace In every dis
trict the democratic candidates trying
to dodge national questions, especially the
free silver issue. Reports from all the
state received Al headquarters in this city
indicate that the republicans united in
ever,' district. and the prospects are good
for gaining representatives in Congress.
The German-Americans in Brooklyn are
disposed to resent the claims of ownership
made by Tammany Hall and are planning
to organize a big Roosevelt campaign club.
A meeting has been called by some Of the
most prominent citizens of German blood
in that borough, to be held a Arion Hall
next Tuesday night. Information was also
received at republican campaign headquar
ters today that the eastern district Ger
mans about to establish a branch head
quarters in that section of the city.
Croker nt the Helm.
Mr. Richard Croker is now in active
charge of the forward march of Tammany.
which means the democratic state cam
paign.
Senator McCarren announces that Judge
Van WyCk would make addresses at
smaller places in between the dates of the
big meetings scheduled for Buffalo. Roches- |
ter Syracuse and Utica. His tour" said
he he a1
show. The candidate will not have a spe-
cial train. We will have no speakers from
outside the state There is plenty of good
oratorical talent here. The people in this
Il Il.