The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-11-05
SMYTH land SHARPE GOITOME
TIE Albany Sta TESMAN GIVES 1T UP
AND WON'T COME mack.
Mayor Grace nnd Carl schurz will Not Vote
for Campbell, Having Wholly Forgotten
60 Rcglstcr-The Wind Vp or tho (anvnss.


Mayor Grace md Carl schurz will Not Vote
for Campbell. Having wholly Forgotten
TO Rcgister-The Wind UP OF tho Canvass.
The Democratic State Committee mailed
their final instructions to tho various county
committees in tho State yesterday and prac-
tcally completed last night their campaign
work. They arc full of confidence. and predict
an Immense majority for Cleveland. The COM
mittcc will receive returns on election night at
the Park Avenue Hotel
John L. Smyth. Chairman of the Republican
Slate Committee. and Con. George II. Sharpe
Chairman Of the Executive Committee. left tho
committees headquarters yesterday. and went
to their homes. Dewitt Clinton Wheeler and
Mr. Proxy French arc in charge OF the head
quarters. Mr.. Wheeler said that Mr.. Smyth
had gone to Albany to help A. =. Draper. his
candidate for Assemblyman. and that he would
have all that he could do to elect him. He has
given Folger up. and won't come back. Tho
remnants of tho committee will receive re-
turns at the local Republican headquarters in
tho Victoria Hotel. Mr. Proxy French will DO
there unless he is engaged in looking for the
forger Of the telegram which made him Col
lector ,Robcrtson's proxy. Ho has not yet
The Tanmany district leaders reported to
the Committee on Organization yesterday that
selves on election day The Sixth district
sSmbIymans and Hdor%an. ' were making iGI ali q"
aetriment q The rest Of the ticket. They y were
dealing With Daniel Quinn tho Republican or
Maurice F, Iiolahan of the Twelfth district
showed Democratic county ticket on which
that It was being circulated in ,Tammany dis
tric,,s to create the imrrGssio,n that Tammany
toe decided yesterday that Michael Duffy was
list ana EdR snS D. why
t9ker their r nominee for the Assembly and that
asnfS at Ss9 Sr Ms mat nominated by their
So great a pressure was brought to bear upon
Mr.. Simon sterne Yesterday to secure his en-
dermen that he went to his headquarters, and.
through the ri telephone, summoned bis forty
thsir leader T Before Mr. sterne was able to
ecutiyo Committee recommended the en-.
for AasTmen This
participated Some of the aids said that nearly
and ohors snd That The
list included many machine Republicans;
1hs Mat ten sd
SSen to charge Of dealing with Republesns
ifihe approved any more OF that paTty's. eandi-
| forty mine aids voted with him.
Mr.; Sternes Finance Committee. reported
| that his treasury was full. and tho forty-nine
| aids clapped their goyed hands together.
Mr.. Frederick W. Whitridge Committee on
| MagicLanterns reported that the calcium lights
had worked well at tho two meetings y which he
University, Club said that the Committee on
| Sundries had been in better spirits since the
Finance Committee reported the treasury full.
Mr.. WINS Of the Mayors. office. said
| that the committee in charge OF Mr.. Sternes
headquarters. also felt better. Mr.. Dayton. tho
! secretary OF Mr.. Sternes party. feared that the
| announcement that the treasury was full might
| prevent the employment of any more volunteer
| workers. Several OF tho aids advised him to
| tell the workers that all the money was needed
| for postage stamps.
AT this point two OF the young aids who had
, beon examining the registry list as. printed in
the Ci'p Recora. threw bombshell into the
meeting by announcing that Mayor Grace md
Mr.. Carl Schnrz. both of whom belong to Mr..
| Sterne smiled. but the forty aids who had
| registered scowled. and adjourned the Getting.
| Mr.. Charles W. Dayton. tho aid from Harlem.
said after the Meeting that after tho election
| Mr. Sterne and his forty-nine aids, three
ioprths of whom are Repubicans, would os,ab-
| fish a permanent non partisan organization
| and run so-called citizens ticket every year.