The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-14
PARKER DUE HERE TOMORROW
OBJECT OF HIS VISIT NOT OFF,
CFALLY ANNOUNCED.
Is to Remain In the City Only Untn Friday
-Chanoe to Talk 70 His Managers in
Concert-wnl Not Visit National Head
Inarters-No Welcome for Small Fry.

Guarters--No welcome for Small Fry.
EsoPUs, N. Y, Sept. ls.-Judge Parker
expects to 20 TO New York on Thursday.
1t will be his first visit to New York since
his nomination; In fact. his first political
excursion of any kind since he was made
a Presidential candidate.
The manner and time Of his going have
not been decided upon, nor is 1t announced
where he will stay while In New York.
It may be assumed, however, that he will
reach New York about noon and that he
will not go to the headquarters OF the
Democratic national committee. The leaders
with whom he wishes to consult will be
hidden to his hotel.
It is not likely thnt the small fry Will
be welcome.
The candidate will not make long stay
in New York; at least, not this trip.
Later he probably will make somewhat
prolonged visit, but on this occasion he 10
likely to return to RosemounG on Friday.
What object the candidate has in making
the flying trip IL not announced. If he
has any idea, other than to confer with
Sheehan, Taggart. Belmont, Rode and
the rest, 1t Is not obvious.
II must be remembered that although
Judge Parker has been in CLOSE touch with his
managers, both by telephone and through
their visits, he has not had them all about him
at once. and the lack of concert may have
been annoying. even II one were to take
as gospel the calm assurance OF MIR Sheehan
and others that affairs at the national head
quarters are running smoothly.
II Judge Parker has ideas about the con-
duct Of the campaign that his heutenants
failed thus far to assimilate, this journey
will afford an opportunity for him to hand
them out. II he has lecture to deliver all
can hear 1t at once, and the candidate will
be spared the pain Of repetition.
II the Judge has plans for radical change
in campaign methods or his own move
ments, the leaders will hear Of them In a
body. II they have been murmuring, as
has been alleged. about his unwillingness to
get busy and make speeches they may hear
his final decision In the matter. with reasons
therefor.
Aside from his Sunday trips to church In
Kingston, Judge Parker has strayed from
Rosemount only three times since July
9th, to Albany, when he resigned as Chief
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals, to the Win
nisook Club In the Catskills for q days
outing, and to the Ulster county fair at
Ellenville.
Congressman II. T. Rainey Of Carrollton.
H., who has been making speeches In
Vermont and Maine. called on Judge Parker
this afternoon to chat about the sad results
In those New England States.
John Cadwallader Of Philadelphia, .
prominent Democratic lawyer, called 10
say that he will make speeches for the
ticket.
A delegation from the Lawrenoevills-
Cedarhurst Parker and Davis Club came to
say How do you dor 1t was made cup Of
Peter B. Olney, brother Of the former
Secretary Of State; William A. Hazard.
Franklin B. Lord and James E. Kelly.
Judge Parker's letter Of acceptance IL
almost finished and will soon be In the
printers hands. 1t will be made public in
about O week, It Is thought. It is not likely
to be as long as the President's.