New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-18
BUSY DAY FOR Mr.. WINS.
His Enthusiasm Contagious-Candi-
date Talks at Length.

vT-r1iar, NJ 1vtns the Republican candidate
for Mayor spent the greater part of the day at
his headquarters. i'm the Hotel Bresiin, yester>
day. Mr. WINS has developed wonderful ca
pacity as an organizer and campaigner- he mas
the rare faculty of imparting his enthusiasm to-
those who come in touch with him, and tns
Republican campaign. under his leadership. mas
dave1oped a great impetus IN the last two days
He followed up his open letter to Hearst ano
Mcclellan with another letter directed 70 Mr.
Hearst He chatted also about his plan or
campaign saying that if Jerome was defeated
he could thank himself largely for it, as he has
mismanaged his campaign. Then he referred
~ Ex-Governor OdeIl, saying that he had nos
seen him in twelve years and knew OF no rea~
son why he should see him now
'I don't know that I would know Mr.. OdeIi =
I were TO meet MIN the street. ne sald l
have not seen him in twelve years ana tneA
only once met him in a litigation. know noun
ing of his movements and have no interest N
them. I have not been asked to meet hlnh' dll1
have not asked 70 meet him. n mas no, not itt
nrInicated with me and has not interfered Win
me nor I with him. If he calls on me | shdiA
welcome him as | would any other gentleman,
bu+ 7 shall not call him, for have no moIe
to say to him now than have had any time IN
Sneaking about Mr.. Jerome. Mr. WINS said
there was a false impression about inviting Mr.
Jerome to speak on a common platform
II did nor invite him. Mr. WINS said. WHAT
7 ssid was that I would he glad To have him. u
he wished speak the same platform Win
me and if he wanted me- would ne gldo 90
sneatx on the same platform with him. am
ready and willing to speak on any plattoTf" WIN
any candidate for any office
NO ONE TO BLAME But HIMSELF.
Continuing about Mr.. Jerome. Mr. wins said'
IF defeated there is no one to blame but NM
self"
''Why?" he was asked
.rtsacanse he has conducted his campaign IN
loo for
ao,,,+ ,se all of mankind for a punching bag
aod then expect all mankind TO bow down ana
worship him. -
~ adr,tra Mr.. Jerome" he continued. very
b and would have liked To have him on
.ba ticket with me. He is very courageous
man q very able man. but an unnecessarily pei
Iieerent one have only applause for his ofn~
ciaI acls"
How about Mr.. shearn. the Municipal owns
.rsbir candidate?' ne was asked
II don't know him l am told that ne Is
very able man"
Mr. WINS will open his speaking campaign on
Friday night when a ratification meeting will be
held in Carnegie Hall. The candidate for Mayor
will be the principal speaker. Ex-NlayOr nelH
Low. it is said may also speak.
nv, Saturday night Mr.. WINS will open his
BROOKLYN campaign, at a meeting at ClerTnons
Ring On next Wednesday night he will make
an automobile tour OF elther tne tdSIolH VI "NSs-
o,n end of Brooklyn. speaking at six or seven
meetings on the following Wednesday. Novem-
her /. the other end of Brooklyn will be visited
ond as many more meetings addressed.
FIVE TO SEVEN MEETINGS A NIGHT.
After next Friday night MI Wins win be
hoard at from five to seven meetings each night
in addition to the afternoon meetings which he
r-iu hold in different parts Of the city to meet
the district workers In order TO appear and
sneak in each Assembly district of the five bor-
o,,gbs as he has promised. Mr.. WINS and his au-
tor7obile will have to work continuously almost
mill within a few hours of the opening Of the
polls on Election Day.
Next SUNDAY Mr.. Wins said he would go 10
the country to rest. And peculiar thing ne
added. Il am going to rest with newspaper
friend. -, 7,,.,,.,
Countv Committee declared yesterday that ne
was delighted at the aggressive mood displayec
by Mr. WINS in his speech of the previous
evening.
Mr.. HaIpin said he found couragenoent for
Renubiican prospects In the large registration
as shown by the final figures now computS1.
He thought the large registration iaV0saaie s
sign for Republican success. and hgurea 'sit, t
the selection Of Mr.. WINS and the spirit ne .SS
displayed had lot 20 do with ADDING 70 ,,ss e'.s
voting strength OF the Republicans III tHe -
two days of registration.