The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-29
PARKER BELIEVES He WILL WIN
nJF orr PEOPLE DO THEIR BEST.
VICTORY WILL BE OURS"
This He said to . Delegation Of Orange
and Rockland County Farmers-Then
He Attempted to Reply to Senator
KNOX, Gov. Wright and NJ. A. Taylor.

and ROckIand county Farmers-iheh
He Attempted to Reply to Senator
Knox, Gov. Wright and NJ. A. Taylor.
TsoPrs. Oct 2s.--Judge Parker has for
the first time publicly expressed his BELIEF
that he Is going to be elected. 1t came as
a prolude to a speech he made this after
noon at Rosemount to delegation OF farm
er from Orange and Rockland counties.
The candidate said:
Before taking up the subject ! wish to
discuss, want to assure you that If we work
hard enough. if we each do our part, we can
win this fight have not felt like saying
eountil lately, but we are growing so rapidly
that If everywhere our people do their best
I do believe victory will be ours.
Judge Parker then went on with the re-
cital of his prepared speech He attempted
n reply to Senator Knox's interview which
followed his own speech on extravaganza,
10 the statements of Acting Secretary of
the Treasury H. A. Taylor about the Philip
mines and the cost Of running the govern
ment. and to the cablegram from Gov
Wright of the Philippines. Later the
candidate took up the tariff and the trusts
and tried to show that they were detri-
mental to farmers.
The delegation arrived shortly after
> o'clock, on boat, and marched up the
hill. headed by a Newburgh band. M. n.
Kane of Orange county, spokesman for the
visitors, made speech reminiscent of
the days when he and Mr.. Parker were at
school together. Judge Parker's reply,
beyond his declaration of hope, was as
follows
JUDGE PARKER'S SPEECH.
No more satisfactory evidence OF the wide
spread public interest in the attempt to con
troll the election by corporate and trust funds
need be looked for than that Furnished by
RnoF knos %ss Bic bdden s to
What About the ipiauity q large eontri.
and udt trusts? Not at ali But rather to devise
means by which the force Of the s staten mt
Parr RED The outcome was an Interview
BY senator Knox: Care was taken to to pTeiae ace
the g S the the be-
treated, therefore. as an adminlstratiSe state-
mcnt. There are many, OF them these days.
To two or three OF them snail make reverence
Now this long statement OF Senator Knox
has nothing e Che 70 p uS mnd Shall
the creations of Government-many Of which
pursue illegal methodsmcoptrol our eieet tbai
stockholders, moneys not given in the OPEN
and charged upon the books as moneys paid
for pqhiiieeh but hidden away 0S
Senator Knox has been at at, s some e. pains
hitherto to tha abS wth the ns aM
does not know the rule, thai. allegations of
thereby admitted He does not deny-nor
could he-that these contributions were
made II he could have done So Of course r he
would. IL he can do SO now, ne Is invited
REPLY TO SENATOR KNOX.
This interview was Intended dc to create :" b;ds
not snswsr 4 That charge yas. sums
Control t Of this election in aid Of the admins
o na By ssfSdSd s &c s s5s Senator
Knox on this OCCASION. as on others. referred
said sps a tha a@ sistiRs AFFORDS
therefore. J. am not IN favor OF the breaking
UP T 81 Illegal na.o opm Is not Ingenious Had he
been he would have said that II eye eyer S, nn
tect t the people. and that nothing s lacking IN,
sIseGt S Hrna addeSn Terms
that If my view in that respect Is mistaken
favor such ssisat dTe Ti ~ pe cole
What the few plain unem6igIoiHs u sentences en
B bna,dn By mean %s on ana af
stood to mean BY those who control the com.
say s sdns Rss :! "a
the election Of my opponent. That as ssHnss
peTaSsRs y 81 poh II e.. Popst and
Socialist ali PARTIES to prosecute espshsSye cam
paigns-campaigns that appear e 10 De PROSE
cuted lar gely In aid OF the hepuohcah party
REPLY TO GOV. WRIGHT.
The Administration also puts out q cable
gram from Gov. Wright Of the Phi philippines
reply t. on 9Ss I5as
aS 81 p s In &ords
careful utteranoes Of man who ass spent en-
four ond months tb e the HI Rssp 2esosd
Charles Francis Adams Carl SohnI5z' E Mnnn
Burritt smith Herbert Weioh. ana MOOT
learning the truth. For his entire honesty,
ment in weighing evidence and bis reliability
as a witness we vouoh."
were based viii be found, I am inform ls
in the Evening Post Of to-day. and probably "a ~
j" Is this The b aro sad1s sSe Sns
70 oa Examine ami en Cow Wrshts cabeeram II
nection with that report. and then answer
Do You believe the man thus tS1s yoTGhed for
the best citizens IN tnis ny man
bswinS no .motve but to learn the truth,
or the Governor who may be in some measure
is the Governor 9 report Of such a character
as TO Justify an expenditure by government
Of several hundred dollars to cable a part OF
my speech to Manila and to receive his reply
II was political business. The cablegrana to
Gov. Wright and his reply were Intended 70
aid the Republican campaign. Inc message
TO him began: The Democratic candtdate
for President on the 18th of the present month.
In a public address said"
II few hundred dollars may be taken out
from public funds to thus assist the prose-
cution of political campaign why may not
the money in the Treasury be employed for
any purpose that will help the campaign?
How do we know but it isS This is one Of
the evidences OF the growth OF imperialism.
The head OF the Government can DO no
wrong" An assault upon his policy Is an
assault upon the people. and hence people s
money can be legitimately used for his vim
dication.
As TO ADMINISTRATIVE ExTRAvAGANcE
My speech chars ing administrative ex-
travagances seems also to have created some
excitement And this time the 1Administra-
ton puts forward Mr.. Horace A. Taylor; He
makes a statement, after a call on the Presi-
dent He is described in the report as Act
ing Secretary OF the Treasury. The Sec
retary's absence from his post for these many
weeks makes IL necessary that some one
you what he has to say.
rhc speaker then read from newspaper
chipping the interview referred to-