The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03
HERRICK TO STUMP ACTIVELY
ODELLISH HIS TOPIC ALL OVER
THE STATE.

Ho Hopes Judge Parker viii stump, Too
He VIII Make Three and Four
speeches u bay, Sometimes. AMI Go
Judge Herrick intends TO make an active
campaign, beginning.the latter part OF this
week and continuing until election day,
He will reach this city about noon on Wednes-
day and attend the reception which IL to be
given on that night at the Manhattan Club
to Judge Parker, but he will start In imme-
diately after his arrival here to make up
schedule OF speeches that will carry him into
every part OF the State. He will consult
with the managers OF the national and
State committees and will, II II should be
thought best. make three or four speeches
a day in the sparsely settled districts OF the
State. The principal topic OF his speeches
will be "Odellism." At the Democratic
national head quarters it was said yesterday
that the cue to the sort Of campaign Jud &c
Herrick would make was contained IN tins
part Of his speech OF acceptance:
To-day it il undoubtedly the fact that
there is a widespread feeling in the state
that many Of it's highest officials are recreant
to their trusts and that the leaders OF the
party in power treat the government OF the
State as a commercial asset. and politics az
a pursuit to be followed for private gain.
This feeling OF distrust cannot be dis
PEELED and the truth or falsity OF the charges
30 injurious to the fair name and fame OF
Our State cannot be determined until the
books are opened and examined before the
public. not by the men who have made ana
kept them. but by new accountants ap-
pointed by the people for that purpose.
H.. at tha .,tN
by the Governor, the learned Attorney
General Of the State. indicates that there Is
something gruver than mere want0n waste
and extravaganza in the expenditures OF
the peoples money.
Although Judge Herrick will give the
greater part OF his efforts to laying the real
issues OF the coming election before the
voters north OF the Bronx, he will, 1t is ex-
pected, make at least three speeches in
this city. He will probably speak at both
the meetings which are being arranged to
be held in Madison Square Garden, one by
the Manhattan and Democratic clubs
Jointly, and one by Tammany Hall.
Several Democrats OF prominence who
talked with Judge Herrick while they were
in Albany on Saturday to attend the nou-
fication ceremonies said yesterday that
he had more than once expressed the opinion
that he thought the interests OF the Demo-
cratic State ticket would best be served II
Judge Parker could be prevailed upon to
address some meetings in the principal
centres Of the State. 1t was added that
Judge Herrick has determined himself to
suggest this when he meets Judge Parker
in this city on Wednesday. Judge Herriok
believes that 1t would be wise for the Demo
cratic nominee for President TO appear on
the platform. not only in this State. but In
those States which are olassed ~ doubtful
by the managers OF the national campaign
Judge, Parksr will. come down from
Esopus tifs morning. and win stay here
until the end OF the week 1t has been ar.
ranged that he and Judge Herrick shal
meet on Wednesday Afternoon and It will
be then that Judge Herfiok Will endeavol
to persuade the head Of the Democratic
national ticket to relinquish the idea OF
holding himself from the public, especially
as regards the campaign in this State.