New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17
BIG CONFERENCE MONDAY
LEADERS TO MEET HEhE.
Darts, Hill, German, NcCdrren
Kern and Others TO Consult.

Kern and Ofhcrs 10 CONSULT
rsopus. Y. Y. July I6-The routine Of Esopus
mas broken to-day by an unusual amount OF
rsorr1ation Of varying degree Of aulhel'ici's'
l-i-sr Of all il was learned beyond peradVei4'ure
hat there would be important conference ID
SeU-York on Monday night az which me ma
.f,--sl as VOL as The state and local Democracy
would be represented Ex-Senalors henry "
DAVIS the Tice-P Presidential, nominee; DAVID d
Pm and Edward Murphy. j.. together win
senator A. P. German. Senator Patrick H. Nc
Carren. August Belmont and John ". Kern, VI
r,5isnapolis. who arrived al ROsemount to-day
xii be present and probably some representa-
.i,-es Of Tammany Hall possibly Victor J. DOW
,i-, and Y R0urke Cochran. This conference
I'll consider a wide range Of subjects. and the
-,.foral Craftsmanship viii be one OF them.
peace and harmony in the State. and the proper
means Of ending the fight between Brooklyn ana
Nanha-ta-. and between Tammany and eK-Seh-
stor HIN. viii be considered al length
r developed here to-day that in the interests
s harmony the friends Of Judge Parker are
d., 70 force the reluctant State leader 10 rec
,prize Tsrlnaany on TIE state ticket. This oooes
m @or the Jerome and Grout booms. The eX-
.-,zarant assertions coming from Senator Nc
Ca-ren yesterday. representing him IN cohlroi
n the Eastern campaign. and Charles r. Mur-
n
-ba, denial here to-day. They were pronounced
-ba ,,,erest twaddle bv those who wero able 10
s7ea. NTH some show Of authority. although
chief Judge Parker himself would not even dis
cuss thern. Harmony is the great thought al
T2osemount al the present time. and no az
tempt is made 10 conceal the fact thai ne
friends OF the Presidential nominee realize that
The quarrel in New-Tork City must be patched
up al any price Il the campaign in the state
IS 10 have even a show OF seriour struggle.
TAGGARTs BOOM STRENGTHENED.
The arrival OF John ". Kern, the recognized
representative OF Thomas Taggart, al Rose
mount this afternoon as the guest az the cahoi-
date caused renewed assurances that IagEaT'
vas stiu in the race FOR The control ot the ma
-io,ar can7naigr. Chief Judge Parker had not
seen Kern since they met IN a London hotel some
years ago. The coming Of the Vice-Presidential
nominee 10 Rosernount was also a matter OF
some interest Ex-senator Davis viii arrive at
Posemount on Tuesday OF Wednesday. but not
The slightest effort has Yet been made 20 ar
range for a joint notification OF the TWO candi-
oates and as has been intimated IN these dis
patches. such course Is extremely unlikely.
CHIEF Judge Parker broke his silence today
for mere sentence. IN reply 70 q question
about his plans he said, 7 shall stay az home
stay at home and saw rood?" he was asked
]
he laughed.
No invitation has yet been sent 70 Senator
German 70 come 70 Esopus. but Il seems very
probable that he wi. be asked after the New
York conference. Neither has there been any
plan for any excursion OF the candidate from
hosernont, IA known. For the pres
ont, az least. the chief judge will stay under
his Own vine and ns tree and receive al visit
o-s they come
The only visitor. outside OF Kern to-day vas
Judge Cullen. OF the Court O. Appeals, who
took l1ncheon with The candidate. This was
al entirely personal visit as the Judge IS on
his way 10 the Adirondacks for the summer.
The details OF Judge Pa-ker's resignation from
the Court OF Appeals are stu a matter Of con
lecture. All that can be said for him on that
subject is that he recognizes the fact that II
he does not resign before August l his success
sor viii not be baloted for al the next election
but appointed by the Governor for term OF
The elimination OF ex-Iieutenaut-Coverno
sheehan from the national Craftsmanship fight
mas materially changed the situation. but the
whole matter IS still regarded dangerous in I
the extreme. and viii BE- dealt with only after
due and careful consideration. Mean time The
cafe OF the meeting Of The national committee is
sun Undecided. and promises 10 remain for I
some days The candidate IS busy with his {
mail and his various eEercises-swirrning
farming and horseback riding he has not Vet
really begun the serious work Incident 10 fhe /
campaign Il Is impossible 70 prophesy with (
any accuracy whether he viii be informed be-
fore or after August :. Apparently. The indica- /
ton favOrs the earlier date.
Judge Parker to-day received among many
others long letter from William 2. Villas who |
was Postmaster General In President Cleve- /
lands Cabinet The letter Is in Mr. VIlas'z
owl handwriting and speaks in glowing terms
Of the candidate
illlam r. Sheehan Will go 10 New-York on I
Monday morning. 70 be gone until "Wednesday
eI1eIllooIl- he said to-day that he expected 70
Sc Senator German in New-York and doubt
!ess, also, Mr.. Davis Reports that Mr. Shee-
nan Is 70 run Tor Lieutenant Governor United I
States Senator or for any other political offices
nave no support in anything that can be learned /