The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-20
forces bad dislntegrqted. because the Repub-
ucanA Of this State had forced local politics
into the bill and hung It up ut ALBANY.

Are only secondary. Wemust probe deeper f e
learn what could actuate tho leaders OF the Re.
p n s SHG to wys sntu5
who gave them power: And wo find it-person-
slselhshness and partisan advantage.
The FAIL Depew and Miller were actively and
ssS s,sn i N% la %sai T Isssa 9 t
party. pspsw was made Chairman Of the Leg
sc Sas %Ron a s Gsf hat bs ss
MSF q aRd frSe
cock had to invent something to break their
esss h d s sacSso h FRSSSss y ssnf s
low citizens. Of this prize that would have come
70 you in natural way-robbng your real es.
land, robbns iaSofF " doSblc wages during its
continuance. robbing merchants Of a holiday
SrcSmSSsrs s1 upon SA tho hndsen t he Cement
mines Of Ulster. the farmers q butchesss and
heS c shs
In the State OF New York. itireat cheerlns.i
H1scocK NEVER DREW AN HONEST BREATH" IN
FAVOR OF THE FAIn
Mr.. Hiscock. a member. OF tho United
States Senate from. this State. seems very
anxious to revise his record on the World's
es ire SOCKS IN roaas
and sky suggests TIA that r that might be the rea
me- refresh 81 the HsI eentlemans memors met
New yG5k to , ses If Pat IN EesSrd t. hurry
r" ana saf Bedcn rns @ GneS 81 enc Ra
e WING sers at wRn at
H. fs ss$ NJ Ssssst Js ny SsS.
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% II Stats S s eG Fs tor
Ta J.1ss1s ts.s
should pass the Legislature. the citizens aoe Of
Ss aesa Wsu as fss rSse
These gentlemen had no desire to see the Mil
s ss RsceT TnE sysr
move.
"BELpEN KNEW. DEpEw KNEW. AND I KNEW"
a., When driven t9 the wall by public indIsna
e. FAIL E ssyed
sssnR sSsS % y the s bill
iority Of the committee controlled it's action.
By that ad5oit im9yo the trriqmyirate. Plat;
The @ to Contest the Fairs out
Thar thg %st6Sd tint sI a 5
1T il only Just to say that Mr. ]Belden.
Ha fhRsstS GE sas ta Ii aa AIR. Mr.
she dssy pS kMHeT aas IN ths
Eis l r; There wsTs tSsn'y, three Kepub;
New York who voted, for Chicago. Had
v S e. bssH cst with those Of hs
won the prize. These men were told that II
the Fair came to New York it would be con:
tr9iled by Democrats: and. instructed 4, to send
Z. Plat and sent it West. lHisses.l
BELIEVE THEY THINK SO NOW.
MI i Miller and Mr. Depew both ,s said ct thet
wou % %ee tt
believe they think 50 now. .Yes!' ,Cheers.l
The delay IL Albany caused by the Hon
these gentlemen. Mr.. Hiscoek. Sir, Plat,
ST
nestly and persistcntly working forthe Fair. as
they claim. why did they on the 18th of May.
tslature, In the spring of last year..why did
they call that State Committee together 70 de-
other SepHbcans who Voted with the m mH
tty Of Democrats in the Assembly to pass the
Riil, immeed9iately on its rrivalthere from New
THE PRICE OF KEEPING rLATT IN POWER.
These are the plain facts in regard to the
%ho CAM Talk about to
lions Of dollars about to be thrown into the lap
q labor and all the different industries Of this
York. spurnei. sacrificed te the jealousy OF
Plat Hiscoek. fassett Il Co., for fear that
nearer to the people than themselves for fear
thnt tho octopus Of Plattism should lose its
grip. be shorn Of its tentacles. and float away
. Every trade in tho city of New York and
Ssyery, profession was represented on the
take the Sentiment Of the times there viii not
sented at the death OF, Plattism on the Sd Of
The Fair was within the reach OF our peo-
pie. and twas. upon deliberation and a pre-
Hiscock. and the Hon. Jacob Sloat Fassett
Lhissesl might maintain control Of the Re
publican party In this State.
OTHER FOLKS WILL.
4, II will not call them robbers. but il they are.
mitted. lCheers.l
They have turned down Miller ,a and De.
have turned down Erhardt and shoard. 70,
mncnine and. have nominated the
Hon. Jacob Sloat Fassett for Governor. lHisses.l |
R sG nsopa 81 NsS ec ads
whether they shall profit by their conspiracy |
We Will and their outrage UPON you. It Is |
Of reward you will give them for these SER |
.
:" Mr. Fassett. turn your menagerie loose! |
Shout as loud rs YOU piense about the tiger |
and Hillisnl and tho canal ring. But. under |
whatever name you call it. the Democratic |
party Is administering every department OF |
The state Government and the city Government |
With moro economy than the people have had |
Tor years. lChecrs.l
HARLEM SKINNED DY THE LEGISLATURE.
Harlem for the last ten years has largely
increased in population; and all through these
ten years, you-as individual citizens. and
through your members OF As
sembly-you have asked tho Legislature
|or Justice In RECOMMENDATION. Had
paths you would have gotten it. All through
these. years, your population has doubled and
wen trebled IN this locality. and you have not
u Assembly district above ,Flity-ninth street
which does not contain double and three
dmes and In some cases four times the num-
Der Of voters necessary to send u member to
he Assembly from st. Lawrence. from ChaI-
auQua, and other of the strong Republican
counties In this State. This Is not fair and lust
% you under representative government. |
whose first appeal tO arms settled the question
hat there should he 10 taxation without rep
.esentation. lChoers.l
SKINNED BY THE CENSUS BUREAU.
1T was not fair to you In taking tho census
asst year. when. according to tho laws. II you
we're not found in your residence. II you were
fhA nnntr Ia, nrnt, al, ,,,ll |