New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
TO PUSH CAMPAIGN HARD.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY cHAIRMEN EN-
PECT BIG MAJORITY.
GOVERNOR oDELL RETURNS TO ALBANY
CONFIDENT-DATEs AND PLACES
OF MEETINGS.

The Republican plan Of campaign has been
fully outlined and from now until Election Day
there viii be great activity in the Republican
camp In the course Of his two days visit 10
this city Governor Odell went over the situation
carefully with Senator Platt Colonel Dunn.
chairman Of the State Committee and William
Barnes, jr chairman OF the executive commit
tee. Every detail was touched upon and most
thorough and painstakng review Of the whole
State was made. The Governor abandoned the
idea Of making speeches from the rear plat
form Of q car on a special train tour of ;he
State. He viii make several speeches in I'M
portant cities. but they viii be the sum of
his oratorcal efforts in the campaign.
Al the requesta Of Governor Odell and Colonel
Dunn. county chairrnen from all parts Of the
State gathered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yes
terday TO report on the situation, advise as TO
the method OF campaign and interchange ideas
There was a large attendance, and every up
State chairman came with smiling face and
cheerful report. II was found that the organ
ization throughout the State is united and ag-
Eressve. Republicans are enrolling for the
fight In large numbers The upstate organiza-
tion has never been in better shape. The facts
and figures given by these county chairman
We're not made public, but il is known that the
Republicans counting on a majority FOR
the State ticket equal TO that polled by Gov
ernor Odeil in 1900
CHEERING NEWS FROM LEADERS.
From Republican county headquarters in this
city came the same cheering news. The dis
trict leaders viii spend tomorrow and Satur-
day I'm their districts doing all they can 10
get voters out 10 register and enroll. Every
precinct captain and every district worker will
be keyed up TO the highest tension TO get the
voters out TO register IT must be remem-
bered by the public that unless voter who has
not already registered registers tomorrow or
Saturday he can not vote. They are the last TWO
days for registration The canvass made so
far by the County Committee has been most
satisfactory. The news from Kings County is
OF the best sort Republican leaders from
across the bridge assert that Coler viii not
carry Kings County. They base this claim on
actual conditions and the organization leaders
who have looked into the subject convinced
that the talk about a big Coler majority in
Kings is moonshne.
Governor Odeu returned TO Albany yester-
day afternoon and he will not return to the
city until October 80. Before he started he ex-
pressed himself as highly pleased with the way
things were advancing. i believe we shall
carry the State" he said. 'and there is nothing
20 add to that"
Asked about the coal strike, he said: The
matter is now in a stage where it may develop
any day and a complete settlement be erected
We all hope 10 see it settled
Senator Platt had nothing TO say about the
strike situation, but he was plainly highly
pleased with The outlook for Republican sue
cess in the State
THE GOVERNORS ITINERARY.
some changes were made yesterday al Re-
publican State headquarters in Governor Odell's
campaign itinerary. The corrected schedule.
a. given out by Chief Gleason, Of the speakers
bureau. Is as follows;
Wednesday, October 22-Syracuse, evening.
Thursday October 23-Auburn in the after
noon; Rochester in the evening.
Friday October 24-LockpoTt and Niagara
Falls IN the afternoon; Buffalo in the evening.
Saturday, October 25-Dunkirk in the after
noon: Jamestown in the evening.
Tuesday, October 2S-BinghamtOn.
Thursday. October 30-New-York City.
Friday, October 3l-Patchogue, Long Island.
During the first week that Governor Odell
speaks up the State he viii be accompanied by
Senator Depew, Job r. Hedges and NJ. Linn
Bruce all Of whom VIII be heard al the big
mass meetings that the Governor viii address
State Controller Miller VIII speak at the Buff
falO meeting
The following meetings, with the speakers
FOR each. have been arranged for to-day:
West Side Lyceum. Fifty-second-st and seventh
ave-Senator DepeE, Senator y. A Elsherg, As
Seitz Assembly Rooms No TO East Eghtieth-
Et-E T; Lovatt, j Leslie Gossin, Hiland Flowers.
Republican headquarters. No G. West One-hun-
dred-aud-twenty- fifth h-st.-Pratt A. Brown, John
J.. Bealin, s II. Mdenberg.
No 456 Broadway noon)-Chsrles Anderson.
Thirty-hfth-st and Tenth-ave foutdoor)-P l.
Republican Club No S44 East EiEhty-sixth-st-
G. W Hart, y A Shlbley, q. s. Dana.
No ss Canal-st.-Niss Helen Vsrick Boswell,