The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
Parker Will Be Back in
New York Early Part
OfNeXt Week,
WORK CUT OUT FOR
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Are Being Organized Through
out the Country at the Rate
Of Fifty Per Day-Cleve
land Declines to Dis 4
cuss Political /.
Subjects. sS
By Walter Edward Harris.


BY Walter Edward Harris.
Special from Staff Corresponds dent)
NEW YORK. Oct. 7.--Judge Parker re- y
turned to ESQ opus this afternoon. after
spending the entire week In this city.
He said iha would be back M Monday. and
1T isunderstood that Mrs. Parker2tw
accompany him. When one of the 8neWsSs$
paper men asked the Judge concerning "A
this latter, however, he laughed and in
#quired OF one OF the reporters w no i has
been at Esopus "A for a.. mon tn Or more :#i
$"Did you hea M rs! ~ Pa rkerf y ID any
thing about coming down ~ II
Although not OF a markedly humorous
of poking fun at one or two Of those most
closely assoclat ed d with him, and II lie y
be elected Fresi lent, his shots at thur
McCausland, VI his private secretary,5Ewills W
become as fam JUS to the public as those4}
of Grover Cleveland and Dan La m on t.S9S az
,5sJ udge Parker travelled In an ord mary
day coach IT 5ist said the ara.road COM
5pany Offered "A to f1rnish' him a private
car. All the pas ssenger conductors on the
road are acquainted with him. sa He liza N
ridden to Ii New York from Esopus so Il
frequently III recent years that he has N
az speaking acquaintance with hundreds 9
lof tho regular patrons of the company
with some OF whom q he /, Is ina constant
throughout the rip, s..
Has Vigilant Eye Open. ~
1t lis the Intention OF Judge Parkeratos
put III the mos of every week In this
city until tho SthE OF N oYember. He does
lThlrty-fourth Street, y, five Il blocks 3Sf rom
the Seyil le here he q % ges tw ile here
but he Gisf III closes. posi- bles touc
those I'm 3dlrectSc harge Of the scampafgn,,
and It Is not saying too much Sto assert;
tina the word OF H the imam from EsapusN
is absolute law Withs tho 4 att ornl Com
3mittee. The Commi ttees Is satisfied tslnt$S
city has had a bene efclal effect through
fout tho country In causing 7 thel Demo-
Gratis to feel that confidence Which gS Is 1
essential to victory Tho fact that SEN
atorS Gorman3is spending nearly all his y
time In this city has also had an excel
lent effect8upon the country for the old Il
veteran Is looked upon as the wisest#
of his party when = comes to quest tons \
of strategy He lodges ut a the. Fl fth553
Avenue, and has not been seen at head -88s
8qunrters In a week. He Is. aware of all
that is going on, and n ser rtous s. tep5 5is Il
taken without tho adyice Eof$ the sage of
LAUREL Senator German has said ~ hat
he believed Parker and Davis would besl
elected. He declared aHday5 or two a go 1
inE brighter and that he bc.eyed they
would continue to do SO until the day of y
election. I'll }is.
= Representative Henry D. Clayton, 81 Of Il
Alabama, was at headquarters to-day
He is going to spend Q great portion OF
the time between now and election IN Il
New ] Jersey, Where ho will make a. nuns,
5bcr OF speeches. HI Is one OF the best #%
campaigners the Demo Gratis have. HI s{5s 4.
to-
Issue unless the people evidence I, r dos 81
sire to hear it," he! said to-day. rs
is not a question OF fssuch Simpo ortance up pts
hero. n. But I do not believe It hurts the s
Democratic cause anywhere to proclaim
boldly the doctrine of preservation ol s
racial Integrity and the superiority q y
the white man as preached by the people u
OF tile South 1t Il 4.
MI Clayton speedily caught the en-
thuslasln, which he found at headquarters
and he believes Parker will win, &
Grover Cleveland was III New Y orlk to-
day on, his way home from Buzzards 3
Say. lie was only a few minutes III.
the city and did not call on Judge
Parker but went on to Princeton. Mr.. "
Cleveland S artlcleiin tho Saturday Even
Ing Post OF this week on Why a y ounS
Man Should Vote the Democrat 10 II lcket 65
attracts much attention among Demo-
Gratis and Will 5probably53gbe issued In
pamphlet form by the National Commit
tee. though II IL hardly academic enouat $
for special Influence upon men, who are "a
In search of Information as to the teneth IL
of the Democratic party. IN.
Max. It. Ihmsen, secretary Of the Ma
tlonal Association of Democratic Clubs.
said to-day that from present lndca-
tons all the presidents and secretaries III
OF the 10000 clubs Of four years age.
would again enlist In the ranks OF Dom
ccrato workers,
New clubs are being formed" Mr., 1nn-
sen said, tat ting rate of fifty per dnS.
and seem 10 he enthusiasts IN their
support Of the Democratic candidates as 81
are older clubs, A Democratic cu',4 viii Al
be actively at work within tho, next ten
days or two weeks In every Eelectioi, dis
trlct In the doubtful States. In the iui-s
nation Of new clubs and In the aceiuiSi-S
lion OF new members, the endless cham E
system is being applied. Every ymell,Eeri
writes OF speaks TO persons who, hey
think, ,wonld bo interested In totmint
such a club aud send their names 70 the Il
headquarters OF the Nauonal sociatioi!sa8
of Democratic Clubs SO that a. 5letter. Is.
sent 10 them, AS these respond, thas
ara requested to furnish a list OF names
In like manner. 3 st
Chairman William s, Cowheid. of tina
Democratic Congressional COMMITTEES wa.
caller at Democratic national head
III ON d trip through tha Western sfatea M
III speaking OF the political situation J.
quarters to-day. Ia has Just Returned M
Cpw1lard said, -
,,since the ysxing questions which ;tyou-
bled New York Democrats have bees 20 81
we'll settled that the tide has again bs-