New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-23
W0ODAIlFF Al R0SLlN.
He actresses an Enthusiastic Gather
ing-IntrOduced By c. II. Mackay.

Roslyn. Long Island. Oct 22-Timothy L. Wood.
ruff, ex-Ideutenant Governor Of NeW-York. was
the principal speaker at the biggest Republican
rally eyer held in Nassau County tonight. The
meeting was under the direction Of the Nassau
Republican Club Mr.. Woodruff came down with
party Of friends in the afternoon He was met
at the Roslyn station by Clarence II. AIackay pres
ldent OF the club. and couveyances from the MacEly
barns. After an interesting Criye over the pict-
uresque ROSlyn Valley and Wheauey Hills be-
hind the Mackay bays. winners Of blue ribbons IN
the show ring at MneOla and Madison Square
Garden, the members of the party were driven to
Har0or Hill. where dinner for twenty guests was
served Among the number present was John Nor
ley, RI. r. the British statesman
Early In the day it became evident that the
Mansion House Assembly Rooms were inadequate
70 house the great throns that wished TO hear Mr.
Woodruff speak, and huge circus tent, capable OF
holding three Thousand persons. erected Just
about One-haf OF the people that wished to get
into this Enclosure could do
, Mr.. Mackay made interesting speech, ending
as follows: Fellow Republicans of Nassau Coun-
ty, let introduce 10 you the Hon Timothy Les
ter Woodruff. a loyal Republican Of the Empire
State. who knows how TO sacrifice self for loyalty
TO the party
Cheers followed. and handkerchefs and flags
were waved. Mrs. Mackay and party OF friends
leading In the demonstration.
Mr.. Woodruff, smiling and pleased. waved his
hands for silence, and when the cheering ceased
said among other things
guess you have cashiered old General Apathy
in Nassau County. CLhesrs.J 1 can hardly md
warmth and gen1aiity o. the reeepuon Iendefed me
this evening BY your worthy pres-uent. MIR. Mackay
think the backbone of President Roosevelts home
county needs any stlfienins SApPause,l lo.,,ro,
Presidency since days of Llncoln-tcheers)-a
financial and commercial depression has extenjed
all over The country, and many Of the earnest
workers for Democratic success have been Sed at
leans in great many instances established. To
wages for the Garner, the oest state OF business
known in years and u Nassau county man In the
the greatest Of our observation-disclosures for three
nainu1esl-wodld be Jolly q the most utter sort;
progress aud not the one 10 so backward The
Just exactly what they do believe in. and hardly
expect to retain their present thoughts long. Ad-
they were the direct opposite of this a season or
so ago. and don think you want 70 trust the
won'tlO know perfectly well that the national
ticket IS safe in your county and that you viii roll
up banner plurality for the cause Of earnest
For tie State ticket ask your honest support,
Frank Wayland Higgins is no mans tool and can
Ee relied on 10 oe G2Hernor or me state OF Ne|
epective OF political affiliations I have known him
OF the tr;iest most upright American citizens that
ever lived. and absolutely incorruptible CHEERS
for Hgginsl
Continuing. Mr. Woodruff said:
s th hnsl is any s ee5 bg S Gg !o1 roll
ties as viii oyerwheim the Tammany cohorts in
greater New-YOTk and, joining hands with your
brethren, sweep out OF sieht under avalanche OF
ballots the Democratic ticket Just remember
fact. Every newspaper Of importance that is at
lacking our candidate for Governor has In its
news columns and through editorial utter
snces publicly denounced D. Cady Herrick :.
Do you want that KIND Of a man IN the highest
And won't have him there!D I'll take you up.
my friends, and ask your aid in preventing such an
occurrence. daughter and cheers)
Mr.. Woodruff ended his address by calling for
the support all loyal citizens OF the State for
the retention IN ONCE OF nominated by the
Republican party conventions. who, having never
been insane were not now TO be declared cured
Of maladies that they had never kRd, their oil Of
health being clean
George B. Chandler. OF New-YG k. delivered
eloquent and forcstUl speech. and followed by
eli OF the local candidates the Republican ticket.
Mr. woodruff and party returned TO BROOKLYN in
Mr. Mackay's private a little before midnight,
after COMMUNICATING Mr.. Mack8y The sterling
work he has and is doing in his home county for
ne ffCEe