The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-20
JUDGE PARKER
Will Spend Four Days . Week in Nev
 York City.

New York World.
 Beginning this week Judge Alton B. Parker will practically assume charge of the Democratic campaign. He has New York from now until election. He will probably come to town on We'd nesday to remain until Sunday, and will follow the same program each week until the campaign closes. Beginning tomorrow also, new lie IS to be infused into the york of the Ma tional Committee. The battle line will be extended to regions thus far un- touched, speakers will be turned loose in many parts of the country, tons of new campaign literature will be scat tered broadcast. and many plans which have been devised during the last few days will be put in operation.
 The machinery is to be set going full blast and, according to one of the lead CTS at headquarters, the campaign is to be waged as vigorously as any in the history of the party.
 All this is the result of the recent visits to the city of Judge Parker and Senator German. They made no open criticism of the work that had been done, but pointed out ways in which 1t could be extended, and emphasized the necessity of making this years campaign a record breaker for enthusi- asm.
 The nominee and Senator Arthur Pue German of Maryland. will, to all in tents and purposes, direct the work of the National Committee. They will also constitute an advisory board and will pass upon all matters which are of vital interest to the canvass
 Senator German went to Maryland yesterday. In the forenoon he saw sev- eral of the leading Democrats at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and discussed with them plans which were suggested by him soon after his arrival week ago. He will return to the city early Monday ,t,,rr ayaG fA~ ,A once with William F. Sheehan, August Belmont. Delancey Nicoll and George Foster Peabody.
 He will be here continually until af- ter the campaign ends. He will not re- place Chairman Taggart. Mir. Taggart will be back from Indiana on Tuesday or Wednesday, and will resume the du- ties of National Chairman. It Is pos sible that he may be delayed until the latter part of the week in his own State. but, according to the reports at headquarters yesterday he will be back before Wednesday. Senator German has been of much service to the com mittee already. 1t was explained yes terday. and will be of invaluable assist ance in perfecting the organization throughout the country.
 The plan Is to have Judge Parker a conspicuous figure in the campaign. He is to- be kept tn the foreground as much as possible. The disadvantage of his remaining at Esopus when there are so many prominent Democrats from all parts of the country who would call upon him if he were in New York was explained to him. and he consented to come to the city. It has not vet been determined where he will make his headquarters. but 1t will probably be at the Hotel Astor, where he stayed last week
 Many Democratic leaders from vari- ous States have already been invited to come to New York this week to meet the nominee. A great many of them have never seen him. Judge Parker will probably not visit Democratic Headquarters more than once or twice a week. and 1t Is not unlikely that he will stay away entirely Senator Cor man. 1t was reported. will probably take apartments in the same hotel with Judge Parker. and they will consult with each other frequently
 Tn the latter part of October Judge Parker will begin short speaking tour. the details of which have not vet been decided upon. He will probably speak in Indiana. perhaps in Wisconsin. in New York and New Jtrsey.
 Announcement was indie yesterday that Adlai F. Stevenson has promised to make series of speeches throueh- out the doubtful States. Announce