New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
NOTIFICATION TO-DAY.
President Prepares to ReceiUe the
Committee at Sycamore.
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Oyster Bay. N Y. July 26-Sagamore Hill Is
crowded with guests tonight. who have come
to witness the notification exercises tomorrow.
Among the number are Chairman Cortelyou OF
the Republican National Committee. Senator
John Kean OF New-Jersey; Miss Kean, the Sen
ator's sister. and Douglas Robinson. the Presi-
dents brother-in-law.
W Murray Crane. Ex-Governor of Massachu-
setts. who overnight guest of the Presi-
dent. left town to-day for New-York. He
pected to go from New-York to his Massachu-
setts home. Nothing disclosed for pubIica-
ton Of the conference between the President
and Governor Crane. They are long personal
and political friends. and their conference -e-
lated 10 questions of mutual fnteres, ard i'm
portance. Mr.. Crane will be intimately identified
with the campaign. but in just what capacity
has not been determined. His connection with
the campaign will he at the personal request Of
the President.
Secretary Loeb who has had general charge
OF the reception arrangements. gave orders to
the local Iiverymen for seventy-fve vehicles TO
meet the special train that is TO bring the COM
mittee and guests tomorrow morning A most
wonderful assortment of buses. surreys phae-
tons and buggies has been brought to light II
is safe TO say that never before in the towns
history has such strange procession OF ear
Sagamore Hill tomorrow morning and come
down again in the afternoon
The special train bearing the COMMITTEES will
leave Long Island city az 80 a. m. and is
scheduled To arrive in oyster Bay at 80 a m.
T. will carry the party back in the afternoon.
leaving town at 5 80 n and reaching Long
Island city an hour later. Speaker Cannon is
expected to begin his speech 10 the President on
the veranda about Il. 80 p, m, and IT is quite
probable that the Presidents reply will have
been spoken hour afterward. There will be
handshakes and Fluctuations and little in
formal luncheon on the big porch.
As soon as the Presidents guests depart to
morrow afternoon. the Roosevelt household will
begin preparations for departure on the fol-
lowing day. The three elder boys Theodore
Kermit and Archie. are TO make trip to ST.
Louis 10 see the Worlds Fair. They will ac-
company their father and mother as far as
Philadelphia. The Presidents sons will be aC
companied the expedition 10 St Louis by
Philip Roosevelt. their cousin, and Alexander
Russell son OF the Presbyterian pastor Of
oyster Bay. Mrs Roosevelt will remain in Wash
ington until her boys return from 81. Louis.
whe: she will rejoin them AT Oyster Bay The
Roosevelt family will leave Oyster Bay for
Washington at a. m. tomorrow. and Mr.. and
Mrs Roosevelt expect to arrive in Washington
ABOUT 80 p.
In speaking OF the political situation in New
Jersey. Senator Kean said tonight:
So The Democrats think they have chance
to carry New Jersey. do they? Well they have
lust about as much OF chance as have OF
carrying Texas. New-Jersey is certainly
Republican Pennsylvania. The situation
throughout the country is taking excellent
shape The people prosperous, the country
Is i'm strong, safe hands. and Ny. Roosevelt
has proved himself a constructive statesman
of individuality and power. The voters of the
country will not approve of change in these
conditions.