The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-24
BRYAN GUARD SEES PARKER.
uOGG AND CULBERSON AND jim
JONES UP FOR A POWWOW.
Hsrr bidder Trots In with Plan to Get
That German vOte--GrOut Stays Out.
.,de-More Collosuing or the Faith
,u,-> Vain Att en,pt TO Draw q speech.

slue-hOTC Nohob ~ s--~
ml-A vain Attempt to Draw speech.
Judpe Parker is still in town, comforting as !
husiIy as a beaver-that is, il beavers con-
Sar Hewas absent from the Hoffman House
anly twice yesterday, when he went Tor u
vail before breakfast and when he and
his secretary, Mr. MoCausland. dined at
the Manhattan Club
There was the usual air OF secrecy ABOUT
the candidates apartments. Judge Parker
xss invisible to all except those whose
nresence was desired. He will remain IN
town until some time after noon to-day.
Until Yesterday morning 1t was con-
sidered Likely that the Judge would return
70 Esopus last night, but there are certain
mig Democrats yet to be talked to. One OF
these is David B. Hill, who is expected TINS
morning. Another may be Charles y,
Murphy, who does not seem to have hurrieo
home for speech with the man who ran the
convention to placate him.
Speaking of the placation business eh-
Gov. Hogg of Texas called on Judge Parker
Yesterday Hogg, who has been one Oh
the tercost of Bryanites, has had little use
for Parker hitherto, and the Parker men
we've saying last night that it was dipio-
matte triumph TO get the Texan up to the
ssoond floor Of the Hoffman House ne
vas accompanied by two other bold bryan
nen. Senator Charles 4. Cuibersoh oi
Texas and James X. Jones OF Arkansas
and the round cotton bale trust WHO
,,sed TO be chairman of the Democratic
national committee. Culberson ana JONES
nod already met the Presidential candidate
md il was apparent that the chief purpose
NJ their visit was to convert Mr.. hogg
An attempt was made yesterday 10 ara"
Judge Parker out Of his she'll Members
If the Manhattan Club suggested to nm
that it would be fine thing for him to take
mart in a meeting in Madison Square Gar
den, with District Attorney jerome, DE
Iancey Nicoll and Charles W. Dayton as
the other speakers. Judge Parker de-
clined to rise to the bait. Speaking at such
q meeting would create precedent that
would make other sections of the country
hungry for Parker speeches. and the Parker
Intention is to make no speeches except
from the veranda at Rosemount-a ana very
few OF those.
COMPTROLLER Grout strolled into the HON.
man House Yesterday afternoon, and the
newspaper men asked whether he had come
to see Judge Parker
Il didn't know he was here said Mr..
.orout.
.Theres one thing want to say added
tho COMPTROLLER. and that is. that am
not going to retire from politics. ! nave
.lvsys taken an interest in politics and
.fx.ys will. What have said was that
-o,,ld retire from office at the end OF my
yarn. l expect 10 make some -speeohes
In this campaign. M.
Il ia not known that Mr.. Grout called
On Judge Parker even after he became
aware that the candidate was 80 near
THE announcement was made last hlen'
that the Comptroller and John Sharp WI
lams will speak at big Democratic meet
ing in Brooklyn on Oct. l.
Herman Ridder and his German cohorts
svept down on the Judge last evening
Thev had their scheme for capturing TIT
Cernan vote to unfold, and 1t ls beiieTet
that the Judge gave his full sanction to IL
Mr.. Ridder will look after New YORK Car
p. Hangl has Connecticut for his territory
Victor P. Oil of Newark will be on the New
dorsey job. To Henry A. Doelnnger ar
.a.siened Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin
NOW, that the plans are laid Mr. hiooe
i'sxpeots that the campaign In the so-caiie,
sdoubtful States will go forward with sue
force that the German vote will be sathere'
In sur, The German-American farke
Union Is doing the work.
Candidate Parker was up before cioc
yesterday morning. Mot being able
him In the Hudson, hetook az a suostitut
br,sk walk as far south as Washingto
SQUARE Mayor Mcclellan lives there
eabouts, but the Judge didn't call. Ate
breakfast Campaign Boss German arrived
and he and the candidate had a tax whio
lasted until 1 O'Clock. As Senator Gorma
went out Col. Daniel 8. Lamont went II
Col Lamont, who is regarded az one OF On
Judges most valued advisers, lunohe
With him. They were Joined at table o
Daniel j. Campau, national committeema
for Michigan. After luncheon the sprightl
James NJ Guffey OF Pennsyivania came IN
Col. GufYey wouldn't say anything aool
b,s Wait That little matter OF $500
contribution was touched upon oy a
interviewer. but Col. duhey gave IL u
pish-tush. ,-,-
MoCarren and Martin W. Littleton, Il
Rrooklvn statesmen. Senator Pat We
taking the Borough President up 10 sho
hin, that a grand fellow the Judge is.
Thomas F. RYAN, John Sharp William
md Congressman Cowherd had little tall
with the Judge, too. Same for PERI
Belmont, who did not have to wait tn
time. II William F Sheehan was visito
he made his call more surreptitiously tha
the rest.
Tom Taggart had a long seance wit
Judge Parker last night after the candida
returned from the Manhattan Club. JUDI
Parker and Mr.. McCausland walked
and from the club. It was said that
conferences W ere held there.
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