The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-11
PREFERS TO STAY
At ROSEMOUNT
If MATTER is LEFT TO JUDGE
PARKER HE WILL NOT GO ON
THE ROAD.
MANAGERS WANT ASPEARIkG TOUR
The Presidential Nominee Would
Rather Put in the Campaign at
Home Than Go Swinging
Round the Circle.
MANAGERS WANT ASPEAK|NG TOUR

Esopus, Sept. 10.-Whether Judge
Parker shall continue to conduct his
principal campaign at Rosemount,
and whether he shall go on speak
ng tour have been questions that
have agitated the minds of callers at
9osem0lnt today. If Judge Par
ller's personal judgment determines
the question he will remain quietly
at home, regardless of any demands
that may be made upon him. HIS
views were set forth in statement
ssued at Rosemount today by Arthur
McCaus.and, his private secretary, in
"eply to published criticisms OF an
alleged lack of harmony in the ma
ional committee organization. The
statement is as follows:
Is Satisfied With Conditions.
The statement is to the effect that
Judge Parker goes to New York to
take personal charge of the canvass
or TO assist the committee in the con
duct of the campaign or that he is
| dissatisfied with the work of either
| The national or state committee are
untrue. He is Pratified with the ef
| forts of both the committees. He
believes the members of all of then
arc working intelligently, harmoni
ously and effectively and that they
| are wise in not telling about it. The
Judge has thought of going to New
| York for a day or two after the pub
,ication of his letter of acceptance
bur he may not even do that"
Friends Want Speaking Trip.
Many of Judge Parker's visitors to
iay advised the candidate to go on
speaking trip. They said his pres
lance is needed in the doubtful state
where ra,lys could be held.
Judge Parker later discussed 'h
questions with VIM. F. Sheehaf
hartman of the national executly
committee. Col. Daniel S. Lamont
Herman Ridder of New York an
Former Representative c. A. Pusle
nr Peekskill n. Y.
AT the conclusion Of the confere c
with Mr.. Sheehan II was announce
authoritatively that the former stat'
mont issued will stand for the pre
, ont so far as any trip to New fnr
e., concerned and that Judge Parkc
I | is not now disposed 70 make a Speal
ing tour.
{ After oernan-hnericsn Vote.
Mr. Riddcr has undertaken IN %
.ampaign the work of organizln
,be Gormaa-Amcrican vote in nur
.or Of doubtfuf states 10 sunpnri "
democratic ticket He will be
charge OF canvass d the vote
Trlinois Connecticut. New Jersey. Ne
WORT and wisconsin and said be p
j. tia,-od that an nf these states may ;
. carried for Judge Parker II eaine
v.orb is done fr0m the outset
Judge Parker was urged by VT. ti
dor 20 make ~ least ton snoefhe7
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