The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-06
YES, 1T LOOKS LIKE PEACE.
FIAT, ERHlRDT. FISH, AND GIBBS
ALL IN WASHING TON.


Bound 70 Havo Republican Harmony In
New Tork-Mr. FIsh DeHes Mr.. flntt
and Says lie CaR't ne u. =. seHAtor.
Ex-senator Thomas Q. Plat is in Washing
ton. So is Collector Erhardt President Har-
rison is said 20 DO engaged in an enort to
help these gentlemen to see things relating TO
the Republican politics OF this State from the
eame point Of view. Failing In that, 1t is fur
Their said. the Administration will declare
itself uneduivooally in favor OF one side or the
other. Then there will be only one Repub-
lican faction here, In the opinion OF the WASH
inrton Solons, and war and pickering will
oease. War and pickering in this case means
that there lie considerable difference OF opin-
ION "a TO what kind OF n local campaign the
Republicans ought to make in this city next
fall II Mr.. Platt can convince the Washing
ton mogus that anything to beat Grant" lie
the proper raIlyinR CRY, the Collector will be
called OF from his idea that Republican
ticket ought to be nominated. though he has no
objection OF course. to its receiving County
Democracy support,
1t may be only curious coincidence that
Assemblymen Fish and Gibbs. who led the
anti Tlatt Worlds Fair and rapid transit re-
volt in Albany all tier, are also in Washing
ton. Mr.. Gibbs IL telling the reporters there
that rest and recreation are the sole objects OF
his visit. but PAYS his respects to the State
Committee and Mr. rlatt ~ follows:
Tho measures against which voted were
not caucus measures. and. therefore, not party
mensureR My district Is satisfied with my
tNn Hna th ns is sh 'GI w
control my district or control me.
MIR. Fish went further and prepared written
Shepard to DO printed. Here is some OF it,
heruhcAn' Of Putnam count rssep! ,hs ' H,Io
nittee ' in attempting 20 road me OF the party
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%S hi Es ha to sT he. particular
such Thnts the pIovinSs Of s.1tS HonySn
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the history OF Flat and PAy who are reading men out
The fOfmer has often boa.ted Of his BETRAYAL OF Re
IuHc&n sa9tda'Ss he 9usrTSpd with ;hrsS SEoTgS
Arthur shall he now be given an opportunity to ON
and re- a. M Sna seo oG'NH
ctly Arthur, llR nrRt grievance being
thai the president would not his influence with
mHtscoct from being nHdo chairman Tie Committss
S II. Of
were not iden:ad with Mr. Flats faction OF The party,
sSHk In !" whom he owed SO much and whose pot
cal troubles were SO largely due to Mr. fiatis bad adj
to LSpls Payne the Nominal Ag'a0r Of the
me b he has D Ssf s
t TIE aas "a Of aTned the sec
sTOo when the Republican candidate should have re-
Il such man capable OF reading any one out of The
have ihiS man brought 10 the 'front.' .,I,-,,
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Eossiee that ne man Why caused the loss Of the