New-York tribune., 1905-10-23
THE CANDIDATE RESTING.
Iuins Goes ont of Torcn-Again
Declares Independence.

William N. WINS spent most of yesterday cut
of the city taking a little rest between his stren-
uous automobile trip and addresses to the dis
trict workers on Saturday night and the week OF
almost continuous campaigning and speechmsk-
ing which viii oper- tonight in Clernont Rink.
Brooklyn He found time before leaving town
to answer a couple of queries put to him by a.
reporter The headquarters in the Hotel BTes-
lin were open all day. and the Office force OF
clerks stenOgraphers and typewriters. under the
direction of Senator EIsherg. the campaign man
ager. was kept busy. Mr. WINS will be at head
quarters to-day. and from now on almost cOns
tfnuousy until the close of the campaign. ex-
cept when he is addressing meetings. At least
three meetings have been scheduled already for
every night between now and election. and it ia
the intention of the candidate to address dotlbls
this number each night
Before starting for the country Mr.. WINS said
he was much pleased with his meetings On Sat
urdav night when ne faced every district leader
and every district captain Of the Republican or.
ganization in the Boroughs Of Manhattan and
The Bronx The keynote Of his short addresses
to the Republican workers was the following
statement at Teutona Assembly rooms, 5d-ave.
and 1Gth-st which aroused the most intense en-.
thusasm:
If YOU are willing to follow where am Will
ing to lead we cannot be beaten. My path VIII
be so clear. my lines VIII be so straight that
I
mean. that no one can possibly fail TO fellow
me who is willing to walk along the lines OF
courageous deterninlatlon IN tne accoTnklish-
ment of the defeat OF a foe that has made New
York City from time 20 time a byword in the
mouth of the world
In an interview with the newspaper reporters
early in the day the question was asked:
Mayor Mcclellan says that you are making
promises while he points 10 performances
Have you any answer to make TO this at this
timer" Mr.. WINS said
Certainly il is very gratifying TO me 70 have
the Mayor take this position. because it offeES
me the opportunity to remind the public Of his
own promises. IL his speech of acceptance. OF
October 10. 1903, he said: The obligation which
I shall incur in accepting your nomination
must be met by urovins my gratitude by deeds
Gratitude is n personal nsatter and proof Of
gratitude in deeds is also "a personal matter
and not an official matter This promise Mayor
Mcclellan has kept well Appointments ike
those of Oakley, Grain. Lantry, Best Pallas
Hopper. prove this thoroughly. In the same
speech he said; Under cur Dolitcai system
our national State anG mUnclpA government
are so fute~depeudeut upon each ether. so close
lv interviewer. elections are held SO frequently.
that YOU can 30 more divorce partis4nship frO1l
the government OF the municipality then you
can eliminate it from the government of the
State or nation
HAS MADE THE MACHINE SUPREME.
Mr. Mcclellan then declared I'm favot of a
partisan and against a purely business admin
ietratton and here again he mas been as good as
his yCrd-haS made the machine SUprentes and
i,, order to al so has had 10 turn over our great
commitments to the mercy of men who have had
no qualifications for Office ether than their place
IL. the machine.
At = meeting held az the Grand Central Palace
IN october 80 1903 the Mayor made this prom
jse Il shall place no man in Office whose record
will not warrant his appointment With one or
two notable exceptions ne has placed on man IN
Office whose record would warrant his sppoint-
meut. bur has appointed only politicians, In
proof Of his gratitude In deeds"
Another Of his promises was made in these
terms: I solemnly declare IL elected Mayor,