New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-17
ALL AGAINST TAMMANY.
:, rAssETT'S WELCOME TO THE NORTH.
EAST COUNTIES.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE MAKES SPEECHES
,rsARAToGA AND SANDY H1LL-MoRE HOT
SHOT FOR HIS FOES" LITTLE
WILLIE THE NEwsBOY

.rsARAToGA AND SANDY H1LL-MoRE HOT
SHOT FOR HIS FOES" LITTLE
WILLIE" THE NEwsBoY.
fsr rKLxSRArN TO THE TKmuSE.l
Sandy Hill. n Y, Oct. l6.-The Republican
eaters Of Washington, Warren and Saratoga coun-
-. 20 the number of several thousand assembled
~, An Sandy Hill to-day for the purpose OF lis
..,ips to speeches on present State issues from
I,csb Sloat Fassett, the Republican candidate lor
eovsruer and John w. Vrooman. the Repuon-
a. candidate fer Lieutenant-Governer. MI. fas-
81 and Mr. vroeman had traversed the nortnern'
he central and the western and southern eouh-
-. AZ the State, az well as those in the Hudson
p,~.r Valley south Of Albany, delivering Repueli-
-, speeches. Everywhere they had met WIN
s-,.nsis receptions and thousands of veters had
,,..nded the meetings which they addressed
W-ba. would be their experience in the northeastern
,nsls Of the State in the upper Hudson Kiver
ysuevP The answer quickly came, uttered oy
Oh. thousands Of voters who assembled in this
,,Il,r, TODAY to greet them: The mass-meeung
w,s as irnuressive In point of numbers and IN
,ort Of interest as any held previously elsewhere
in the State.
Mr.. Fassett and Mr. vroomsn tourneyed away
from Rome early this morning, and at the ocnenec-
tadv depot held one reception which was az
tended by hundreds OF voters, and at the oaI"V's"
5erot held another reception which was aS0 "V
tended by hundreds Of voters In Response
universal demand Mr.. Fsssett made speech -
Saratoga from the platform Of car IL w. 20
s,e,oh h. soundly trounced several Democrats =,
,miuepce who. within day or SO, have AS
him Mr. Fassett said in his admirable sPee .,
On, Tsunnany frIsnes conducting c*np~s,
s,-Tresentasons OF explanations that explain navs
HeuV
--.,g,ea STAT. Treasurer Danforth for net So W.
hiah.r rate Of interest the sa2oooVo s,,I an ex.
tnna He straightvsy PUSHES into pfin' =. IN. In.
nlan,rap TIA, admits every important I'e~ - ,.va,se
sl.tnsnt He eharscterEes the deposits :. "a Q per
s.nI. .s .esu lsans," On which are TO Dc -. tac,
cen, esnpeurd interest with senianhuA Gar State
t.ps that under lean they are uns ~. rsp,or.h II
purposes u 1910, ~ a bank ct Bsnbrdge, WINS an
ac,upvtnx IN. once Of State Treasurer N,, hank
n STATE money en- depesl. - ,h.p save the
He fuhoasy . W, ~ Tauss,er) stated that banA
ss,.n..,, pr.s.u had not examined 'ne An .,r,~
nsak vhcs failed other day fe a., 80 nI,o.et
FOR nearly two years. He sneny iep". ,Ts,gh,rrl
.-.-s,.d th. hank tweHty-one months sze
- al -. .narrel about the three months thehe"ee
,,b,-v, am glad that IL was MI. Preston WV "-s
~. nifty man Whether his guilt esVos OsSA 800
-. :. ,u,ntvsour months Is a natter OF 20 on~1i In
-..ne, a. 70 reduce bis explanstion 70 al sSsuIy'
IT, ;. ,as. thorough examination twenfy-one months
go n. would have discovered that the mor*Sse N'
- wa. gent In lead pencil and was subject 70
At this wNs the report " 1
about two years ago 49,. -. ,-..,x
p.,.rr,, % the erection and dedication Of TamInsny
v.u,, m.nunent 70 the memory Of the regiment upon
The neld 81 Gettysburg, remarked tne o'n' '
Cosuel Fellows the orator Of the oceasloA - c.
ts.t .n remark severely wounded the personal prioe o.
al nsnlel E sickles 1 notice that ne rises mug
nsntlv to .xesin he the orator OF the Jay o.
that Cesne Fellows made just as good speech o. =" 49,
Tarr4,.,1 Now Governor HILL Buffalo the othef
80 an. net I'm Games. in the of good government
WITH tones Il triumph inqu ed approved CT the hon
son Of Silver Dollar Smith for Alderman 70 rev" OrA
Civ II he had kept himself in touch with his eheh' IAN
many Hail The overnorsenster would have known tnA'
IA. faesd Smith WAS nominated by Tammany Hall ltseL
These are only leaves taken from the oooA "
Democratic apologies. Now, what Go you tAinK OF P'
that builds hopes Of obtaining possession OF ana power
in Erest State on a foundation so shifting as saeh mis-
r-presentat.ons hcseq There is grea5 question
people. only 1t Is. shall the facuen
now In the Democratic party be permitted 70
obtain full possession OF cur department." OF EONeiA
IN this STATE as It already full possession OF the de-
partnents Of the city NewYOrk9 (Ores Of 'No no P)
notice BY this mornings "NewYork Press" that MI.
Roosevelt. Tammany Hall meeting declared hat' III
opinion the expenses OF NewIork City ought 70 DC
increased rather diminished That statement was 70
tumultuous applause. MI Roosevelt perhaps
had something with making the estimates Tor tn
year which according to the press dispatches to-day max
their aggregate s4o 100000 instead Of sSooooOOo "a las
year The newspapers also report that s1oooooO OF IN
Increase in be added 70 the salaries Of Tan
many Hall officials 1t is the danger menacing e s"e i'
these that aroused the people this TALL ana aceounu
for your presence here today in this threatening "stnef
When our people earnest they are right Whei
they are right they always give Republican maontes an
lat is what you geing TO give this fall tAppSose'
committee Of well-known Republicans
met Mr. Fassett at Saratoga and escorted
linn 10 Sandy Hill. Among these were John II
Derby. of Sandy Hill, the Republican candidate
for Senator from the Washington and Rensselaer,
District: Andrew 6. Draper, of Albany, Superln
rendent OF Public Instruction; Congressman John
Ouacl5enbush Of SchaghticOke; Isaac V. Baker
r Of Comstocks, State Railroad Commissioner
ex-Congressman Henry G. Burleish, OF Whitehan
Lorin Allen and Hiram Allen, Of Sandy Hill Sen
ator Donaldson Of Ballston; and Frank s. Wither
be. Of Port Henry. Mr.. Fassett and Mr.. Vroo'
nan. accompanied by the Reception Committee
travelled onward 70 this place, where they mel
with a popular reception from thousands OF voters
A great mass-meeting held this afternoon
at Howland's paper mill. The large room
Of that mill was crowded with 1000 voters
Lorin Allen acted as chairman Of the meeting
Ex-Concressman Burleigh, who was the first
speaker. said the great meeting was testimony to
tie fact that the Republicans of Washington
Saratoga and Warren counties were united IL
support of the candidates OF the Republican party
for State Offices They would give a large Re
publican majority this fall. The nomination oil
John H. Derby for Senator. be declared, was an
excellent one The Republicans Of Washington
County intended 10 give him 5000 majority
william Reid the Republican candidate for AS
senbly man. also was "a iirst-claSs candidate
Both Mr.. Derby and Mr. Reid must be elected, he
declared, so that Governor Fassett may have the
support Of Republican legislature
Mr.. Fassett was then introduced, and was
greeted with great enthusiasm. lie spoke as
follows:
Mneter an % be the Governor not doe not de-
p"ne Oh myself II depends upon just acres Of Repub
man a. see here before CAppl9Ise) They say
victory IN the air but victories are not won by being In
INC sH we must got the out OF the air and int
Llc bfot-hOA applause .eotir.s