New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-02
RAPALLO At R0SEMOUNT.
Parker Gets No Requests for Politi-
cal Prefermcnt.

ESOpuS. y. Y, Aug. Among tlI' HtoLV
prominent visitors expected at Esopus this week
are Richard Oney. Of Massachusetts,, and SEN
ator Patrick II. McCarren. Of Brooklyn. The
presence of these two representative Democrats
at the home of the candidate will be highly sig
nificant No date had been fixed for the COM
ing of the former Cabinet associate OF eX-Presi-
dent Cleveland. but it is believed that he Will
accept the invitation recently sent him by Judge
Parker, and come here to look over the candi-
dates speech of acceptance. talk over various
parts Of this address. and possibly advise on
certain important points. Mr. Oney is re-
garded rs the chief spokesman of the Cleveland
Democracy. and his presence is awaited with no
little interest.
It is understood here that Mr.. Cleveland has
been invited to stay a day at Rosemount on his
way home from New Hampshire. where he Is
spending the summer
The coming OF McCarren promises 10 be
rather more solemn matter. When he was here
last the Brooklyn Senator seized the opportunity
10 talk rather Importantly about the up-Stats
organization. and sooner had he departed
from Rosemount and returned 10 New-York
than he uttered his famous pronunclamento' IN
which he described himself as the captain and
said that Charles F. Murphy. a mere district
leader. would have 70 com round aad see the
captain
clined TO come to Rosemount for several weeks.
and when he finally came ne prefaced his talk
about supporting the ticket with little homily
about the impossibnity Of senator McCarrcn
acting as chairman Of the executive committee
~ the state committee when he had con
vinced the candidate that the Brooklyn senator
had never been elected chairman Of this commit
tee Mr. Murphy managed u find a listener 10
Mis- arguments. and the general impression eX-
lists here that ne convinced Judge Parker, un-
willingly perhaps. thar new chairman posi-
bly, George NJ. Palmer. of schoharte. must be
named.
WILL COME WITH LESS JAUNTY AIR
Now. when he returns 20 Rosemount the
Brooklyn Senator is likely TO come with far
less jauntv manner than last time Then he
came as the accepted friend Of Judge Parker.
and managed TO use his presence here 70 ere
ale the impression that he had secured the
candidates assistance against Murphy Now
ne will listen To explanations to why it would
be grand and urselnsh act 10 resign as exc
utive chairman and assist in a grand harmony
play 10 the galleries. Just how no VIII receive
all this Is At present doubtful one fhing IS
certain. however. and that is that McCarren ha 8
been impatiently waiting for enough time 10
elapse. so he could come up without seeming to
pursue Charles F. Murphy to Roscmount.
The sole visitor 10 Rosemouut to-day was f.
{ panaIlo IN. author of the famous letter in
.,+t,, 1ud4a Parker 10 meet Charles r Murphy
and other Tammany leader at the Democratic
Club This letter. which came OUT az the Demo
cratic Club in New-York City caused no end
Of trouble II was Indignantly disuWncd by the
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Tammany leacerS' VINO P'''7'''' W"
prising unanimity that they never had heard Of
Rapauo and that Murphy had never authorized
-. . ,,,a.ir, -rb Iettcr
the a''eiHp' "
was authentic the invitation dld come 10 Rose
mount and il was not accepted 10y the can
dioote who nraferred to have the Tammany
- -, r. a., A., ,,a.i1o COMO
leader come 10 him To-day Mr. fapaHo came
up To talk over the affair and the Unsdccessfui
overtime Neither he nor Chief Judge Parker
- ,,a ~ IN I'D ,1r too,Io pro
Wouid discuss 'he 'aiA' ar" an f'i'!''
ne was H'' " P' " '