The sun., 1900-08-02
SENATOR H0AR TO STUMP.
NO ONE MORE ARDENT THAN HE FOR
MKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT.
Gen. o. O. Howard Comes to Proner His Ser
yices-Ex-speaksr Reed Invited by Letter
Advisory Committee May BE Named This
Mrek-senator Proctor Reports on Vermont.

Cen O. o, How ard Comes to ProHer HIS Ser
yiees-Ex.speaksr Reed Invited by Letter
Advisory Committee May BE Named This
week-senator Proctor Reports on Vermont.
The Republican national campaigners,
headed by Chairman Hanna, had a busy day
at headquarters. Madison avenue. yester-
day In came Gen, o. o. Howard. who said
that he would Ike TO make speeches for McKin-
ley and Roosevelt, and Gen. Howard's request
was honored very quickly He Ia to make
speeche. in the middle Western States. begin
ming early In September,
Then came q letter from the Hon. George
Frisbie Hoar senior Republican Senator for
the State Of Massachusetts. Senator Nathan
b Scott, head OF the speakers bureau. had
sent out 200 invitations TO well-known Repub-
lcans inviting them to take the stump for
Mckinley and Roosevelt. In his list was Sena-
tor Hoar Mr. Hoar said in his reply:
There Is no man in the country who do
sires more earnestly Republican success than l. :
Senator Hoar prefers to make his speeches
in the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, He
is not only to speak for Mckinley and Roose-
welt, but he Is to write all sorts Of political
letters and documents In favor OF the Repub-
lican national ticket The attitude Of Sena-
tor Hoar will deprive the .Aguinaldists and
For tie last forty -.eight hours the Republican
Ss not oSn
formerly Minister to Slam, took It upon himself
70 ANNOUNCE that The Hon: Thomas Brackett
kS o sss N:w Sre % E.on Sy ToSd Sna s Name % Us MP
Knley and Roosevelt Mr.. Reed. II was said
Yesterday, understands exactly what be will
90, and ne WIN speak for himseli, Senator
cordial Invitation to Nr Reed on Friday last
70 make speeches for Mckinley and Roosevelt.
There has been no time foT, Mr. Reed TO reply
Sire 10 hurry Mr.. Reed and that Il Mr Reed
believed that he was now private citizen and
a% III the p wh al aeda Ssg IU%
know that Mr Reeds heart Is In the right place.
Chairman Hanna, before he departed for
ELoeron last night @ sala Una, an ,; Was Hs, posi-
the members Of the Advisory Committee Of
the Republican National Committee. An Of
these advisory Sommitteemen are to be the
ing is to be left TO haphazard Judgment but.
on the contrsry, the Republican easmpslsners
course Of good government can advance, Gov
Murphy OF Arizona was with Mr. llama good
part OF yesterday afternoon. Gov. Murphy
sG.a snd sSs HS on e P.cS sope 0'
Senator Redheld Proctor OF Vermont was
again a visitor at Republican National Head
quarters. Senator Proctor spoke OF the uni
versal confidence OF the Republicans In his
State. Most Of the Republican csmpaigners
do not like 10 hear this talk about confidence
They believe It can be carried too far. Senator
Proctor said, however, that there was no apathy
In Vermont. All the Republicans would get
out and vote Senator Proctor added
1T cannot be said that there is general apathy
In Vermont That word does not correctly
express II There IL, however. feeling OF
oontertment owing 10 the prosperous condition
OF affairs, and that IA why there Is so little
talk OF politics In our State The Republican
vote vii, Of course, come out strongly II there
In any falling on In the vote Il W III be among the
Democrats who voted for Mex rley four years
ago. There Is a lack Of interest among that
class They. as well "a the Republicans, are
thoroughly satisfied with existing conditions
but the question Is whether they can be got 10
the polls"
Every Republican State chairman and county
chairman IL 10 be warned against overcond-
dence They must all get their men out to
register. and then they must get their voters
out to vote