New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11
WANT PARKER ON STUMP
HIS Judgment against II, but He
Nay Be Persuaded.

Esopus, n y. Sept. l0-whether Judge Parker
win continue conduct his personal campaign at
Resemount. or viii GO TO Nsw-Yorl1 and take a
more ectiTe part or viii go speaking tour.
have been questions uIat have agitated the minds
Of callers at RosemOunt to-day. II Judge Parker's
personal Judgment determines the question &c will
remain quietly at home. regardless Of any demands
tl.at mag be made him. HIS views were set
torth in a statement ISSUED at Rosemonnt to-day
by Arthur McCausand. his private secretary, in
rep'y 10 published criticisms OF alleged lack
Of harmony in the national committee organiza-
uoa The statement declares that the candidate
is satisfied with the work performed by his cam
''aign managers, and that his only thought OF
leaving Rosemount is TO pay brief visit TO New
York. and that he may not do even that,
Many Of Judge Parker's visitors to-day advised
the candidate 10 go.on a speaking trip. They said
his presence vas needed in the doubtful States
where rousng enthusiastic meetings could be held.
Judge Parker listened attenuvely he always
does 20 any suggestions made him in connection
with tho campaign, and later discussed the ques-
- %..is William j.. Sheehan, chairman of the
National Executive Commute; Colonel Daniel s.
lamont formerly Secretary Of War under Presi
Gent Cleveland; Herman Rider. Editor OF the
New-YOr Stats Zeitung,' and eX-Representative
c. A. Pugsley Of Peekskiu. X. Y, who we're some
of his important political callers.
The conference with Mr.. Sheehan lasted until
afLer dinner. At its close il was announced au-
thoFitatively that the formal statement issued
NeT-York was concerned, and that Judge Parker
was not now disposed make q speaking tour.
Mr.. Rdder has been closely identified with the
work of the national committee since its head
quarters were opened aud has undertaken in this
campaign the work Of organizing the German
American vote il a number Of doubtful States TO
support The Democratic ticket he will be in charge
Of "A canvass OF the vote of Illinois, Connecticut,
NeW-Jerscy. NeW-York. Indiana and Wisconsin,
and he said he believed that all OF these States
mig, ho led ForI vLe
done from The outset. Parker was urged by Mr.
Rddor to make at least ten speeches in the doubt
ful States. He suggested trip by Judge Parker
a little later in the campaign.
Mr.. Sheehan was accompanied 10 Rosemount to-
day by Mrs Sheehan. They have returned At
wood, their summer home, and will remain there
over Sunday. Mr. Sheehan said:
1t is impossible to keep Up an uninterrupted
frying To- but We are getting down TO work and
expect TO bring about satisfactory results One
realize the work the committee has co, and thar
is the fact that when We took charge Of the cam
paisn we had a wholly unOrganized condition OF
affairs 10 meet.
Coionol Lamont was accompanied TO Rosemount
by john D. Wing. mis- neighbor AT Millbrook, y. Y,
where both have summer homes They
Hyde Park by Judge Parker's launch and
brought across the river 10 Rosemount. Judge
Parker invited Colonel Lamont 10 come to his
~ me stt1e cdhlltish. loneI l-ahloit sam bt-
fore gong away that the Governorship had not
Late this evening the judge received visit from
Cord Meyer chairman Of the New-NOrk State
Democratic Committee and William :. Rode,
chairman OF the bureau Of organization for New
York State and their wives. They made the trip
from Acw-Aork in an automobile and expected 10
spend the night in Kingston and return TO New
York tO-mOrrOE. but after meeting Mr. and Mrs.
Sheehan Al Rosemount the callers decided
main over night The campaign managers and
Judge Parker at once began a conference regarding
State conditions but il said that only general
topics were taken up. and that the conference had
1lo particular political significance beyond that
which may be attached TO everyday meetings Of
managers in Newly ork. Another visitor to-day
was Labor Commissioner Warner OF North Caro-
lima
delegation representing the recently organ
lied Parker Independent Club which has head
quarters IN New York for the purpose OF working
10 bring independent voters into the Democrat tic
ranks arrived at Rosemount this afternoon. The
party Was composed Of Robert Avoy, CT BROOKLYN
and William Allaire Shertt F.. n Dawson. Julius
j. Frank and James ". o.