The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-24
GOVERNOR HILL BACK AGAIN.
he WILL CAMPAIGN VIGOROUSLY All
NEXT WEEK.

he Will CAMPAIGN VIGOROUSLY All
NEXT WEEK.
Only Good News at the Democratic Head
, suarters-F1ower and Sheehan, and Fas-
sett and vroomnn On the Blanket Ballot
Gov. Hill and his party reached Now York
yesterday on their return from the Georgia
trip. Senator Voorhees, WINS the only missing
: member Of tho party as It was made up on
leaving Jersey City last Sunday after
noon. He was compelled to stop OIL
in Washington for rest, the trip having been
very fatiguing Yet the Governor returned In
frst-rato condition and cxccllant spirits. He
went at once to the Hoffman House. There he
had talk with tho Hon. Roswell T. Flower.
whose grasp upon tho news OF the campaign
and perfect confidence In the result both
contributed to interest tho Governor very
much. Chairman Edward Murphy. Jr. OF
the state Committee. also had an interview
with tho Governor that was equally satsfac-
tory. Gov Hill would not give much time to
politics, though, for he said that he wanted to
rest. Tho best way to do that, in his opinion.
| always Is to seek amusement So he hurried
through his dinner and went to the Bijou TO
see "Niobc." The party consisted ofthe Gov
ernor. John A. Mccall and his two daughters.
and DR.. Harry Pearse OF tho Governors house
hold in Albany
week. He speaks at Schenectady on Monday.
in tho Madison Square Garden on Tuesday. In
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music on Wednes-
| day. at Utica on Thursday, and at Albany on
| Friday. On Saturday afternoon no addresses
the people Of Cortland and that night he talks
Mt homo in Elmirn. He has made It q custom
for many yenrs to wind up tho campaign there.
He will probably go buck TO Albany between
that aud election time. returning. however, to
Elmira to vote on election day.
Chairinen Murphy and Griffin. the managers
| OF tho Democratic campaign shy enthusiast.
cally TINT it is proceeding satisfactorily in all
parts Of the stnte.. In the Democratic couu-
ties there is every indication that the MAORI.
ties will be increased. and in the Republican
down. In an, northern a4 New York: especially in
county, tsS outlook T. 1y
AZ is having splendid meetings, there.
ThS audiences Is are large and Iht attentiys. nc
srns %Gssf iHss h as os
his coatless form in the Bowery." and says
,nS IN sS
ong;nnd dance politician their candidate Is.
M MsAdoo has dates In cant99n Norwich.
eneourasins: Eyon tho desggssratee; Efforts t t.
fH5 from nsnG Hrophet the RenqSlieHn esn
Phdnir, reports from schoharie county new
coa S with the ProhiStionists and prom.
sipg them s that
iris whiie their candidate. Fassett Is ostenta-
tiousiy waving away water when .profered to
as though aa i. was not 1T to drink @' D'"'
W sd
doctrines they preach are received THE effect
Of the meetings is SO good that the next week
VI" ne%
grams concerning speakers assignments
when asked last evening how many many more
and as Often as there are days IN the week.
he
ballet has elicited the following replies from
10 lhe Hon. Whee'e- H. Psduam. Pre'idsn Of ns Peope'
,.s:nts." SsIS. Shiss ]: proposed BY issSa. q az
S;.S
sss az 81 1%:s
sas prssn form 81
I. na ~ e.S. lat %u
asxsssf an unxins isss .ssss :sss,a be any
extension Of the system OF secret voting Further.
Ssa In A Nsw Pork
experience In the operation OF the present ballot law
We shall have been instructed by four years unset
public sentiment OF state SHALL with all this light
favor any proper extension or amendment OF the
ballot law shall. II elected Governor. feel bound to
This Is no new doctrine for In address. by tho
National Association Of Democratic Clubs made after
saying that 1.-The two arms OF monopoly. bribery and
Intimidation, must be struck down." and that claws
securing the most absolute secrecy OF the ballot must
be enacted and enforced"
In my opinion practical experience. not only in
Su party ya and , he prnsrs. WHICH, repre-.
most truly served and will be most pr0lted
by those laws which thoroughly secure secret and
thank you for the opportunity you have given me
and to correct Interpretations which, Otherwise
le'n'ur in tho f0Ees1%;r N. f. sur.u.s
The P. NJ. l. gave ont yesterday this letter
from Mr. Fassett and Mr.. Vrooman:
OswrGo Oct. IL. 1891.
Hon. Hlse'.r ". Pnckhar
NY DEAR Sin; Please say to ,hs members Of the Pso-
genuine Australian blanke: ballot such you de.
scribe, in its essential features. but At tho
time 81 100 citizens pciitioned our Legislature
for such reform. and shall continue |
to favor the Same, whether elected not.
For believe such ballot law opens the surest way
fear hndrance or cOmpulsion OF kind FROM
man political organization IL is the only satisfac
tory guaranty or genuine manhood suffrage. Yours |
very truly JACOB SLoAr fAssrrT. |
heartily concur in the foregoing expressions OF Mr.
fassstt upon the question vt ballot reform and man