New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20
wager HUI show fine line of exhibits in every depart
THEIR CAMPAIGN PLANNED.
WHERE FASSETT AND yRoOMAN WILL
SPEAK.
TO BEGIN THEIR WARFARE on HILLIsM AND
TAMMANYIsM THIS wEEK-MR. FAs-
sE1vr,s VOICE IL ALL RICH

BELTS NOlOE Is ALL lhVhA'
J. sloat Fassett and John W. vrooman are now
actually in the hands of their friends" Hereaier All
such details as dates and places where speeches are 10
be made will be entirely controlled by the Executive
Committee of the Republican State Committee. Inc
first work that WINS done by the committee slVer is
organization to consider the many invitauons W
speak which had been received both by Mr. fdsset
and Mr. vrooman. Yesterday IT decided that ootn
candidates should speak ct the ratification meeting 10
be held at Music Hall on next Tuesday evening sep
TENDER % The committee is making arrange
ments for meeting be held at Cooper Union on heAC
Saturday evening when 1t hoped that Mr. Fasset anu
Mr.. Vrooman will formally open the campaign ME-
Depew who is TO start his annual tour OF nspecuon
of the New-York Central system Of railways mas
arranged his trip be able to speak at this meet
ing.
On the Monday morning following the Cooper Union
meeting Mr. iFasset and Mr.. vrooman will start out
on a short tour of the State. They will not trave III
special car, but will go from place TO place in the
railway coaches ordinarily used by the cluzehS
of this great Commonwealth. The itinerary when
has been arranged by the Executive Committee IS as
follows: September %, WATERFOWL; September ~
Ogdensburg September 3d. Malone; october /. Poush-
keepsie; October @ Lyons; october 3, Syracuse.
Speeches will probably be made In Buffalo after
the meeting in Syracuse. Mr.. Fassem ana Mr.
vrooman will not be accompanied by the other can
didates on the whole Of the trip, although they VIII
be met In different parts OF the State by then ooF
leagues. None Of the speeches will be delivered out
Of doors.
The fact that Waterown, the home OF Mr.. tlower'
is to be the first place where Mr. Fassett Is to speak
after the formal opening Of the campaign, Is Significant
of the courage which mbues the nature Of the young
candidate. He is eager and ready to enter his
enemy's stronghold and would willingly enter into
Joint debate with Mr. Flower upon the issues OF the
campaign. Asscmblyman Hunt OF WATERFOWL, an
state Committeeman Kllburn, Of Malone, were among
the first TO urge Mr. Fassett to visit Watertown, and
their wishes were readily granted
II is the intention of both Mr.. Fassett and MT
vrooman to be in the city every Saturday during the
campaign.
The Democrats who naturally are not In sympathy
with the principles advocated by Mr.. Fasset and
con seouently depOre the active campaign that he Is
making are industrously circulating the rumor that
Mr. Fassett's health and voice falling him. There
Is one thing that Mr.. Fassett has learned In his Ire
fine and that is how TO take care Of himself. The
work that he has been doing so far Is lnslgnlhcant
comnared with the labor he did while in the Sehase
As 10 his voice 1t is true that he considers that IL
woud be imprudent 10 speak out Of doors fOr tune
For four wears in the senate he spoke great deal
tone Consequently his throat has not been t9ugheneQ
as il should be for outdoor speaking. fequeni
Sneaking I'm large halls Mr. Fassett is certain, VIII
sttencthen his throat that he can speak IN Jhe Open
air Without fear Of strainng his Voice. This he VIII
do later In the campaign.