The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-26
LAST WEEK
 OF CAMPAIGN A Real Whirlwind
 Finish. SPEAKERS OUT IN FORCE New York is the Final Battle z Ground. Tammany HaIi Has Planned to Make the Madison Square Meeting the Greatest Demonstration
 of Them All.

New York, Oct 25.-The political csmpaign, which is about to enter
 upon It's last week. is to have real
 whirlwind finish.
 From the highest to the lowest. all the speIlbinders of all the parties will
 be out in force during the next six days. Tn practically every State of
 the Union rallies and mass meetings almost without number have been arr
 ranged. but 1t is in New York. with
 its large number of electoral votes at
 stake. that the real battle will be
 waged. There practically all the
 leading candidates will concentrate
 their efforts. ohio and Indiana also
 will be given considerable attention.
 Among the speakers who will urge
 the voters of Ohio to support Mir. Taft
 will be several members of President
 Roosevelts Cabinet-Secretartes Root
 and Garfield. and Postmaster General
 Meyer---and the Republican Presiden-
 tial candidate himself will deliver two
 formal addresses at Cleveland and Youngstown on Monday. Vlce-Presi-
 dent Fairbanks will head the Repub-
 iican forces in Indiana. which will inc clude Senators Beveridge and Hemen-
 way, Edward H. Ozmun, Consul Gen.
 eral of the United States at Constan-
 tinople. John L. Griffin. U. s. Consul
 at Liverpool, and Representative Gard" ner of Michigan.
 William J Bryan, after four days in New York State will close his long. hard campaign by a series of speeches in Ohio, Illinois and Indiana.
 Both Mir. Taft and Mir. Bryan were
 in this city tonight. All the forces the Democratic National Committee can summon will be brought to secure the electoral vote of New York State for W. J. Bryan. Led by the Pres. 1 idential candidate himself. who will apeal four days in this state, an army | of H4,eakers will be sent into every county and town to spread the doc- Urine and appeal for votes for the ticket Mir. Bryan went to tne cues and towns in the southern tier yes' l terday and after two days campaign kin the greater city he will stump cities ( ssd fownk that fringe the east shore of the Hudson River. Tnmnaany Haipa Part t
 The Democratic campaign in the
 state. it is planned by the party man 1 inc meetirgs here tomorrow nighe at Madison Souare Garden and in Brooklyn Tuesday. Besides these noeetingsE many others at which MT. | Rrvan win speak have been arranged 1 in different parts of the city. Tam' many Hall has planned 10 make the l Madison Square meeting the greatest
 demonstration given the canoioate In | thIs campaign and red ire will burn and bands will play in every assem- bIv district on Manhattan Island to-
 Monday forenoon will find Mir. Bryan
 visIting cities and towns in the near vicinity of New York, after a hylng
 visit to Patterson. N. J. Tuesday w'Il
 be spent in Brooklyn and on Weahes' l dav Ina Nebraskan will turn up state
 TroI,owInr A meeting in Syracuse Thursdav night, MT. Bryan will devote
 thn cIo~ina days to Ohio. Indiana and l Iilinois. Meanwhile, all the prominent | camnatwners the Democratic State and | National Committees can enlist, nave been sent to the sixty-two counties of New York State ana 10 tne o~ouDt- ~ 1 fu, States of the Middle West. Among | inc leading speakers in New fork state for the week will be ex-Judge 1 Alton R Parker. John Sharp Williams, | saenJor Bacon of Georgia, Governor TToIxa smith of Georgia, Governor d. | H Higgins of Rhode Island and GOV" ernor Anset of South Carolina. The Republican wlndup or tne cam paIRn in New York City calls for twen- | 1.-two mass meetings to be addressed by sneakers of national reputation; a 1 parade of Republican clubs Of Great
 CT New Yotk and a big parade of the Business Mems Association. The big
 Renublican event will be at the Mad ison Square Garden meeting on We'd | nesday, November 2, at which Mir.
 raft and Governor Hughes will be the principal speakers. Gen Horace Por- l ter will preside.
 MT. Taft and Governor Hughes will address four monday meetings on the | 2sth.
 Other Republican meetings of the week will be addressed by Secretary
 of State Root Secretary of the Treas urv Cortelyou. Secretary of Commerce | and Labor Straus. Attorney General
 Bonaparte. James s. sherman. the Re-
 publican ce-Presidential candidate. | and others.