New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-14
BRYAN DISTURBS PARKER
MCARREN VISIT TO-DAY.
Tall of JerOme's Boom Heard at
ESOpuS.
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Esopus, \. Y. July dissatisfaction was ap.
parent In Esopus yesterday over the report that
ex-President Cleveland would make ct least one
speech in the campaign but this vanished when
The statement Of William Jennings Bryan was
read here this morning. Judge Parker took a
long horseback ride directly after he finished
reading f. This Is the first ride since that
which resulted in the gold dispatch. Evidently
this later ride less fruitful in action. for the
familiar sign, Nothing but silence was once
more displayed. There Were other evidences be
sides the horseback ride which indicated that he
declaration Of the former standard bearer ex-
cited no little dlsquiet. The first hope Of gen
eral harmonious union Of all factions radical
and conservative. has already grown dim, and
The promise Of the temperance Of eX-President
Cleveland. followed directly by a chilling Bryan
statement has ruffied many of the sensloiIltles
Of the Democratic wigwam at Esopus
Senator Patrick Il. McCarren will be here to-
morrow afternoon TO confer with Chief Judge
Parker. The arrangement for the meeting was
made by the former over the telephone To-Day
The coming of McCarren is believed oy some
mere 10 foreshadow IN effort on the part OF INC
Democratic Presidential nominee 70 bring ABOUT
harmony between the warning factions in Kings
County and in Manhattan Evidently the DEM
ocratic candidate means 10 hear the Brooklyn
side Of the case, but il is true that no overture
of any kind has as yet been made by TaHmany
Hall
While Senator NcCarren is coming eN-Sen-
ator Hill is still not an expected guest ChleI
Judge Parker received letter from Wolfert
Roost to-day in acknowledgment Of the judge
sent earlier IN the week. and extending an n
definite invitation to Senator Hill TO come 10
Rosamount. Neither letter set any date Tor me
visit Ex-LAeutenant Governor Sheehan, VINO
ID sc
before Friday or Saturday. but his mission IN
New-York is believed by many here to be o;
more than passing significance.
Talk Of District Attorney Jerorne's boom for
governor was 10 be heard in Esopus to-day. The
fact was recalled that one OF the first prominent
city Democrats TO get on the Parker band
wagon was Mr. Jerome. Il was on one OF his
visits 10 Albany TO watch the Republican ma
5ority pass his gambling bill that Mr.. Jerome.
after E conference with ex-senator Hili, sud
denly came out with 81 Endorsement Of Parker.
This Endorsement was not excessively enthusi-
astic snd contained frequent references 70
availability. but Il was said the tine that the
former Senator was deeply pleased, and II is
certain that one or TWO of his handy men. who
are regarded as his weather-vanes. at that time
began 10 boom jerome. Judge Parker and Dis
rrict Attorney Jerome are not by any means In
innate friends, they have met only two or
three times, but a visit TO ROSenOunt Dy the DIS
trict Attorney is not regarded as unlikely.
The date of the official notification is stin IN
decided. Il is probable that II will be in the
first week in August soon after President Roose-
welt is informed.
As yet plan for double notification Of
Judge Parker and ex- Senator Henry G. Davis
has been under consideration, and there has been
no correspondence between Rosemount and FL
kins on the subject II is believed here however,
that the scheme for q double notification viii
not be seriously considered.
Preparations for z busy summer are already
on foot \ hundred men, employed by the West
Shore Railroad, have nearly completed the work
Of grading for the new railroad station. Chief
Judge Parker has decided TO surrender the lodge
~ the gate Of ROsemoUnJ for business purposes.
The Western Union Telegraph Company will in
stan Its wires there and open Office. The
pCrterS VIII nave d room. ana the Chief Judge
viii also have Office IN the building. All
thought Of establishing central headquarters
At Kingston has been definitely abandoned. The
Chief Judge viii stay II ROsemount, save for a
few brief trips in the larger cities. and Demo-
Gratis viii come 10 him.
Senator McCarren viii lead the advance guard.
whether he viii come alone or bring a delega-
lon IS unknown but he viii return in the even
ing. Tomorrow night Kingston Democrats plan
10 invade Rosemount with a band and fireworks
me Ulster County delegation TO St. Louis Will
lead the procession, and the rustic calm of ESQ
pus promises 10 be rudeLy shattered. 1t Is gen
orally expected that the Democratic candidate
VIII deliver another speech like that Of last Sat
nICay night discussing the history and geogra-
FeiRhborhood.