The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-27
PARKER TO SPEAK In
HARTFORD NEXT WEEK
WILL ADDRESS RALLY THERE +.
ON THURSDAY EVENING.

Dissuaded from His Determination Not
to Make Speeches Elsewhere Than at
Esopus-win Appear in Three Dif-
ferent states, New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut-CIeveland Also te
Speak.
New York, Oct 2s.-Judge Parkers
programme and speaking itinerary un-
til election day have been completed.
He will speak in three states-New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut
and in addition there have been ar
ranged receptions in his honor in this
city and in Brooklyn. The schedule
calls for change Of the candidates
plans, heretofore announced, in that he
has been dissuaded from his determine
alton not to make speeches elsewhere
than at his home at Esopus.
The candidate will go to Rosemount
tomorrow, leaving here at 10 a. M,
and on Friday he will address a dele
cation from Orange county, New York.
Saturday and Sunday he will spend at
home, and on Monday. October q. he
will. i come to New York again and adj
dress meeting at Madison Square
Garden to be held under the auspices
|of the Parker and Davis Business
Mems association. On Tuesday night.
November /, he will attend reception
at Newark, N. J., and address a poiiti-
cal gathering: on Wednesday night,
November 2, he will attend a reception
in New York to be given by the Parker
independent clubs; on Thursday night,
November 8, he will speak at Hartford.
Conn. On Friday, November 4, he will
lbe at his New York headquarters at the
Hotel Seville, and on Saturday, Novenl-
ber 5, he will be given a reception at
the Brooklyn Democratic club. The
Judge will return to Esopus on Sunday,
November 8, and will spend Monday,
November Z, quietly at his home. ON
Tuesday he will 20 to Kingston to vote
Returns from the election viii be res
ceiyed at Rosemount over special wires,
A statement was issued by the ma
tional democratic headquarters early
this evening as follows:
This series of meetings involves the
appearance upon the platform, for at
least five nights of next week, of Judge
Parker or Mr.. Cleveland, or both, and
three states are included in the scheme.
THE first meeting Of the series Will
be held in Madison Square Garden on
Monday night under the auspices Of the
Parker and Davis Business Mems asso-
.ciation, which supervised the meeting
held in Carnegie hall few. days ago.
The chairman of this meeting will be
Isador Straus, and the speakers, SO far
as arranged win be Judge Parker ana
Hoke Smith, former secretary of the
interior. The names Of other speakers
will be announced later.
On Tuesday a great meeting will be
held in Newark under the auspices Of
New Workers resident in New Jersey.
1t will be presided over by Richard ".
sLindabury, and Judge Parker will be
the principal speaker. Arrangements
are under way for the appearance Of
former cabinet official
The meeting on November III
Cooper Union will be under the aus
pices Of the Germans Of New York
The chairman of this meeting will be
Carl Schurz, and Mr. Cleveland will bs
the principal speaker. Several pror1is
nent Germans will also take part, and
all then speaking will be in that Ian.
guage, with the exception of the speech
to be delivered by Mr.. Cleveland.
ss0n Thursday meeting will be held
in either Hartford or New Haven,
Conn, at which Judge Parker win be
the principal speaker.
eon Friday a second meeting win be
held in Newark, over which Mr.. Cleve-
land will preside and at which the prin-
cipal speaker will be James H. Eckels.
former comptroller of the currency.n