New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
JUDGE PARKER GOES HOME BEG
To Return on Monday and Continue
Direction of His Campaign.

Judge Alton B. Parker. after supervising tne
management OF has campaign for three Gays 'iis
week LETT town last night for bsopuS 10 sPsIiu
the Sabbath. He will return on Monday Win lls
intention Of even more closely directing the details
Of the national campaign
The evolution Of Mr.. Parker in the last Sky
days has been swift and interesting me mantle
of reserve ant mystery was closely wrapped ABOUT
MS personality for a week after his nomination
and this attitude OF somewhat austere dignity was
maintained until after the notification linen came
the clamor from the campaign managers certain
Democratic newspapers and the workers thal ne
threw of his reserve and got right down win the
rank and file and hustle for votes Some OF Nj
Parker's visitors told him biuntIy that he had no
chance Of winning unless he mixed with the Peo-
pie. Then Ii semi-oficially announced thar
Mr.. Parker would come 10. town and heip run MS
campaign.
At frsr II was officially denied. The only reason
for the denial was that the news was sprung TOO
suddenly The members Of the Constitution Clu'
did like the suddenness OF it. They wanted tHe
more insidious "oozing' process. They demahaeu
the hustling for votes but insisted strict ad-
herence to Hornblower and Dos Passes ethics so
that nothing could be compromised Mr.. Parker,
did not object to the proposed evolution 1eS'ei-
day afternoon, when he went away, he told MS CO.
adjutors that he would return on Monday Tor active
work. Several Tammany men have appointments
with the candidate for next week SandWictieu III
with calls from Tammany justices and emleh'
tariff reformers will be calls from big I'm 0ui-
Ivan Little Tim" Sullivan, billy Tbolnpsoh' inc
Duke of Gloucester of New-Jersey: bod JAWS
of Hudson County, and long string or emlhehuy
practical Democratic statesmen, who oelle'e III
getting the ballots into the boxes before the sun
sets: By the end OF the next two weeks there VIII
be no further denial Of the story that Mr. Parker
has developed into the boss OF his own nachihe'
and that he is in daily consultation with David t.
Hill. The process has been somewhat apoloSetic'
but every one around the Hotel Seville yesterday
admitted that Mr., Parker had almost arrived at
last 81,
Mcclellan who stayed exactly iour minutes. Mr.
Mcclellan has not been asked 70 take the stump
FOR Parker His face assumes cold storage eG-
preston when the subject IS preached In his
presence. go
Another early morning caller at the Hotel Seville
was William + Sheehar. William 5. Rode also
appeared fo- few moments, but declined to talk
of his visit.
Mr. Parker had as his guest at luncheon Chief
Judge Cullen of the Court of Appeals Luncheon
was served in the main dining room at the Hotel
Seville. The nominee also conferred with Senator
German for nearly two hours John Sharp Will
Jams was a caller and ex-Secretary John q. Car
Isle OF the Treasury spent hour with the Judge.
Judge Parker. accompanied by his secretary, left
the Hotel Seville little after o'clock in the
afternoon They entered cab and were driven
across Forty-second-st TO the ferry for Wee
hawken. where they dined in a restaurant The
train started at for his home.