New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-30
FOR MORMON UTTERANCE.
Dubois Tells Parker of RooSeUelt' S
Popularity in Hest.
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Esopus y. y. July 29-Following closely in
ere footsteps of hts political mentor Mayor
george 2. Mcclellan. accompanied by Corpora
t7n Counsel John J. Delany and the Belmont
0ontracto-. John B. Mcdonald. to-day came n
'1sern0unt on the Sapphire the steam yacht of
John Pierce. another New York contractor. The
haFor reached the Esopus pier az O'Clock. and
r0rriea with the Democratic Presidential nom
'7ee for single hour IN this time the Mayor
c41ttsd Tor fifteen minutes apart with Judge
farker Politics was considered. but only gen
'ra.y The Mayors own boom was hardly
order discussion, and the Official explanation of
'ta Tlsir was that the Mayor came to renew his
srglalntance with Judge Parker and felicitate
f.m or his nomination
Ira- - Should be necessary for the Navo- %
'rrno Only gfter Charles T. Murphy was hero did
n-t re- ape notice. Now that the Democrats
tes ia 10 take g degree az hope at the apparept
detF-nlnrt'on ~ Eiihu Root Tot TO accent the
keIlhcsn nomination fo- Governor. Mayor
Mcclellan Is an important factor in the game
Tho present intention. If the signs here are cor
20 'iy interpreted is TO avoid any possible sus-
rcinn ~ q bargain between tho chief Judge and
taaiss !. Murphy by fomenting a boom for
Mcclellan up State. but there is no reason "a
r'-ut 'he fact that the Presidential nominee
rad listened 10 careful statement OF the Tam
ffauy leader and as prepared today 10 fud a.,
rvailahle candidate.
ne story of the Mayors visit IS briefly tol6
Nf.r1rred o. TIE Esopus dock by the caudi-
'-'e son in-law, the Rev. Charles Mercer Hall
.4 Uae 'aiier's tTo children. the Mayor and
s's party r'te directly up the hill while Mr. Nc
''n-ft1 took he children out FOR = rie, i, +,a
enc .Acge welcomed hts guests on the
'sza - 1s1aI ana. after an hours char
A'l 10 ihe iie- with them. The early re-
'as ale 20 lie Mayors hurry 70 get back
p" l.7 long Branch home As he got .r,o a.
o. Mcclellan remarked that he had no
'-He't 70 make his visit. save 10 exnress
pleasure - meeting an cid friend and prstieooN
''a - 'Ae courtesy 0. his host Mr.. Deiaoy
fa- si--..-r sentiments to express
senator Ed r. Dubois Of Idaho and Err.r,,
~ Morgan we're the judges other vIs,,ors To-
'''' senator Dubois came 20 Rosernount IN
* Che. Judge Parker to make some rnent;or
'1 mormon situation in his acceptance
-N "hi-A would be in line with the Demo-
-'-e Platform Oh this question He told tho
'.' Judge that such an utterance wouId b,,o
sie~t eject in certain Western States ad,.
etaa' ana strongly urged his point. II.
pressing the point when Mayor Mcclall.,,
aA4 the oo1versation wss interrunted
departure Of the yacht party the TAX
res slMed. ana when Senator pubois ,.et
..' assurance. he seemed satisfied with The ra-
"' ~ his mission.
iaaii'on 10 the Mormon question. Senator
''.''' gave Judge Parker frank siatenar, -,
~ N-i4aich IN the group OF States with r,bicb
IS rest acquainted. He told the Denoc-a,,,
'i"e hat President Roosevelt was trerau-
-s f"peiar in ell fhe Rocky Mountain
r'a. e. @rd ihat nothing but the local noi,,,o.I
.'olf "o2n make Fl possible fer him (Parke-,
= carry any Of these States. Bur ne rcassured
s nominee by inp.ess.ng upon him he i'm
fTlanoe of these troubles The MINING di--
'lfban,es IN Colorado ara Wyoming \. o.,
'iainec. would probably give Judge Parker a,
-af' bare chance there. while the ouest,o,, %
f~i-Fcad commission. exactly reproducinl, ;he
'.t4f helh in Republican ranks in wisconsin a.
''o"d ihe RcpEoiicsns IN the State OF Washine-
'''' sHd hat with ex-senator Turner Us the can
fiaaie for Governor ne believed the sta,e ,youla
'"'s ~ the Parker column. With the possible *
-pnon % Utah. Senator Dubois expressed The
''--on that Parker would carry all the Rocky
Continued o.