New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
were renewed as Mr. Bostwick read short let
ter he had received from President Roosevelt as
member Of the West Side Republican Club
MIR wOoDRUFFs ADDRESS.

ter he had received from President f>ooseFeit as
member OF the West Side Republican Club
MR.. wooDRUFF's ADDRESS.
There was much applause. followed by cries of
Louder Timmie" when Timothy L. woodruff
was introduced. Mr.. Woodruff soon made him
self heard TO some purpose, and the audience
gave hearty cheers when he urged the support
of all his friends for Frank W. HIGGINS the Re
publican candidate for Governor Mr.. Woodruff
said in part:
Never was political attack more unjustihable,
more dastardIy or more beneath contempt than
that made upon the CONFIDENTIAL secretary ana close
dering faithful service at the time OF the awful
tragedy at Buffalo, and who has ever Se 1Ta
and to the nation itself--George 3. C9rteiyou zap
plause What he Is charged %tn astSnsbment Of
the whole American people. by me Deinot tEt
oe or less foF the 1t is charged that
has used nforma92 secured wae ISoT to wrns
money from corporations against their Will for the
promotion of the Republican campaign tbose ne
make f'i It. they Void say that he was not only
mSsG honest st people sr know for
Of he has had the Pssrs haTs e
wisely and honestly managed the affairs OF this
a na9 Tbe 96oeg R Roc Appause
have t6sSs Of Gns
eag eommonWeah For what purpose Solely
elect Judge ae d as the Shf whom f y
are now so vciousiy attacking because of political
end ae Erd e wnG Ions tine ELECTIONS
have been bad under the D Cady HeTr H9 ma,
machine at Troy and, we resEet 70 say consider der
Kane machine at Gravesend" And another great
paper said Herrick should hang his head in shame
Who constitutes this party attack? Who are the
ee sre Te m snd and a Sas and
Herrick This is the same Hill who thr tS h, the
Judge MAYNARD succeeded In stealing the Senate OF
this State a dozen years ago He is now the unds-
Democracy. still wearing the giarng badge of the
Maynard infamy. This is the man who seeks to
poratons! why, through Belmont. Ryan ct al,
immense sums have been raised in the city OF New
York upon the plea not OF the possibility OF elect
ing Parker TO the Presidency. or even Herrick to
be Y m F R W Ia F. heehan IN the
and of Tammany Hall in the city of New-York
Mr. Woodruff then criticised the course o.
Mr.. Cunneen and paid a warm tribute to Lieu
tenant Governor Higgins whose record he said,
lis an open book" He called on his friends to
do their utmost to make his election as certain
as is the election Of Theodore Roosevelt. He
then went on:
This has been campaign of education and recol-
lection. With only two more days before election,
no issue remains undiscussed, and further
ment any issue would seem to be almost super
fuous And yet Judge Parker who hardly dared
to mention the word trust until his stamping
tour yesterday through Connecticut, now prates
against the trusts In contrast to his s
minds one of a Buffalo BilI' performanceEwith
this difference. that Buffalo Bill" has show.
knows something about trusts himself. There is
one trust that he is wofully, ignorant about, q
over the Whole expanse Of this Republic and is
evident everywhere within the borders Of our com
monwealth. and which. II my observation Is cor
rect will on next Tuesday nightly manifest it's
peope Of the United states in Theodore Roosevelt
and of the people Of New-York in one who worthily
shares in the same trust-Frank w. Higgins. Uong
and continued applause.)
Mr. Woodruff was interrupted by the appear
ance of Governor OdelI, and it several min
utes before any voice from the platform could
be heard. Governor Odell, except for the refer
ence to Judge Parker repeated, in part, the
speech he made at the Republican Club on
Thursday evening He also said:
We have been talking of Republican organiza.
Years. ORGANIZATIONS seem to consist of a few
people who active, and the other people don't
simply vote. and that is the end Of it, The organi-
cation of the Ht m Pf in eHs S KepuB
in the city. The criticism that is made of
his rights the primaries. well as at the poles
on Election Day. !Applause9 . - 49,
am glad to be here tonight to look you IN the
face and to Tefute in part by my words which ri,
you that there is nothing that has transpired in
Albany during the four years that l have been
Repubc lear party or any Of its ofica1s [Appiause
we have { candidate for Governor who is worthy
lions before the next legislature than the mere
transaction of the business of the State or the cleo
ton of a United States Senator, and that is
the question of the reapportonment of the State.
Under Constitution must make an
enumeration next year and apportion among the
Verious candidates and localities the members of
Assembly and of the Senate. You know what oc-
CURED before when that power was given
into the hands OF Governor HILL how Senate was
stolen a United States Senate seat was taken
from the Republicans how everything went to
pieces apparently. and darkness and despair con-
fronted the Republican party" If we want TO
avoid that thing the present year we want not
only Republican legislation but want Repub-
lican Governor, who has the courage to stand up
for the rights of the people tapplause). and I am
you will finu such man in Frank W. Higgins.
(Applause) There is nothing in his official pri-
vate life that needs apology. He is cleancut. hon
duties of thls great office l there will be
retrogression. but rather advancement, and
appeal to every Republican. not only to support the
national ticket, but to support State ticket
we'll, and to give to it such vote here in the
city OF New1 ork will gladen the hearts of your
brothers up the country. who are prepared to send
down to you Of the largest majorites you have
ever seen But must no longer continue l thank
you for your kind and courteous reception, and 1
wish you good night. Great applause)
Walter NJ. Chandler followed the Governor
filing IN the time until Lieutenant Governor
Higgins reached the meeting There was a
great shout when Mr.. Higgins appeared The
candidate for Governor made short address,
which applauded
MONEY AROVF THE IRONY