The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-28
ROOSEvELTS PROGRAMME
he WILL BEGIN THk cAHPAI0N Ar
ST. PAUL IN MID~JULY.
VIII Devote Three weeks After ASS. 10 70 an
Active Canvass In This state and the Rest
Of the Time Will Be st the National Com
mittee's service Anywhere He IL Needed.

VIII Devote Three weeks After ASS. 10 70 an
Active Canvass In This state ana the ksss
Of the Time Will Be at the National Com
mittee's Service Anywhere He h Needed.
Chairman Odell Of the Republican state
Committee was at his desk at headquarters In
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Yesterday receiving
visits from local and district politicians Among
his visitors was ex-United States Marshal Lon's
=. Paynof Columbia county. Mr. Pawn brought
with him a great deal Of enthusiasm Tor the
nomination Of Mr.. Odell for Governor this iali'
He entered the State headquarters JUST aiter
Mr.. Odell had said that he did not know any
thing about any boom for himself Tor GoVernor
or for anybody else. Mr.. Payn said hat ne d.
lieved Mr.. Odell would make a most exoHhent
candidate and would develop great strength In
all parts OF the State. The Columbus county
Convention for the election OF delegates TO the
fall convention will be held on Saturday Mr..
Payn will be present at the convention. ana the
delegates will do whatever he wants them TO
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew called on Mt.
Odell In the morning to say good-by before
sailing for Europe. Mr., Depew said that on his
return from his vacation he would be ready to
take an active part In the campaign IN this
state. Senator Depew was followed BY George
". Aldridge OF Rochester. who had a ohat WIN
Mr., 0d +, pavn mhe of T Nsst%na1 eSn %i in' Mr,
Payne spent Tuesday with Gov hooeevrit
at Oyster Bay taking with him about tne
details Of the campaign thai ne Is 10
Gov. Roosevelt 5 campaign will begin with his
trip TO ST. Paul, where he will attenn ,ne con.
yention Of the National League 81 Repuoisan
Francisco Is President OF the l. aSue' ana freo-
erick Easton OF Albany is President oil the S'ate
organization. About thirty delegates VIII go
N.~... st.. ..... and AArAnf mora tTnm I'D Vnf
State The private car Of the President OF the
lineage and Northwestern Railway has been
placed at the disposal of Gov. Roosevelt Tor me
cussed by GOV. Roosevelt and MIR, fayne the
Governor will devote three weeks after inc
10th OF August to an active canpalen IN ohis
will be at the disposal Of the RSphb-
lican National Committee TO work for the
ticket wherever the managers OF me party
decide that he can be most effectively EN-
ployed. Col. W. 7 Durbin, the Republican
nominee for Governor Of the State OF Indiana.
has begged Gov. Roosevelt so 10 arrange ms
this State he will b. able TO stop a! Michigan
Cty aud address the l8ist Indiana Volunteers
Col Durbin thinks that as this will not be a
political gathering Coy Roosevelt m,s o. Sa,
laid down not TO make any political talks be
lore nj. formal notification Of hi nomination
for ic.-presiden,, lie said last nigh, tnat y
be able TO make the engagement, eut, Mr..
Payne has assured col. Durbin that Indiana
will be cared for in the makeup OF Gov. Roose-
volts itinerary later.
National commit aeman Frederick s. Gibbs
has been looking around for rooms TO be used
a Eastern headquarters, fol. the National
COMMITTEES. Although the old Academy OF
Design is centrally situated. the rooms are not
properly divided 10 make them suitable Tor
the committees purposes. nor are there any
terday that the Fifth Avenue Hotel or
/ Madison avenue would be selected.
Mr.. Odell said that he thought the active
campo On would begin about July IS. immedi-
ately after the candidates had been notified.
Mr.. Odell and Mr.. Gibbs are preparing for an
aggressive campaign from he beginning. Mr..
Odell closed up his desk at Q O'Clock last nkht
and went up 70 his home in NewburRh.
Senator Plat moved down yesterday Tn his
summer home at the Oriental Hotel. Manhattan
Beach, He will be at his Office In this city every
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