The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-01
THIS Is A NATIONAL FIGHT.
PREsIDEyT HARRISON CONTRIBUTES
hrs LITTLE CHECK TO HELP FAsSETT
Treasurer wadsworth OF the Republican
State Committec Invites tho Federal once
uolders In New York to Join with the
President In Paying tho Fiddler.

fHolders In New York to Join with the
President In Paying tho Fiddler.
The mnsk was thrown aside by tho Ropubll-
cans ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night. and
II was made clear that President Harrison and
all associated intimately and remotely with
his Administration are in this fight against
Candidate Flower. It is the preliminary scrlm-
mage OF the Presidential battle next year. and
never was this more forcibly demonstrated
than when It was made known thnt Private Sec
rotary Elijah w. Halford brought with him
from Washington last Saturday night the
Presidents cheek. and that 1t has gone into
the general fund to swell the campaign ammu-
milton Of Candidate Fassett Mr.. Halford
brought the Presidents check. and 1t has been
handed to ex-Congressman James W. wads-
worth. Treasurer OF the Executive Committee
Of the Republican State Committee. It is
known absolutely that the check was brought
by Mr.. Halford but all hands refused positive.
ly to state the amount OF the Presidents con-
tribution. The best authorities. however. said
| It was for $780,
This in itself makes the fight national one.
Still further evidence OF this fact was circu-
lar sent out by Mr.. Wadsworth and signed
with a fac-simile OF his signature. TIE circu-
lar has been sent broadcast to every Federal
employee in the New York Post Office. the
New York Custom House. the Appraisers
stores, and to those employed in oil the In
ternal revenue bureaus In the State. Tho cir
cular in full Is:
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
william Bre eEh Ad.s GRsir nnaT.-
James Wa sIsS III r. Tress Smm,t'e0
ksaaRSsSa a.n, o, 1871
P 9ss1ss R hs ss S% STATE sss5 san
aefrSyins the Iesitlmste and II necessary nS eS.
penses s,s Of th9 9, Important campaign now in
"ffe clear and explicit platform unani-
ssnsshtas q
may be ASSUMED. meet sSe s cor;
the a ssso Of Yer
.h When When. the beneaSent policy estabiishe}da by
power q ths kspsbiissaR party II this ssatss;
Il has 80 persistshtiy labored., intelligent and
snass1 5ssi VII has q bs se TfS Ss for
energies faii vote win ensSr e SUCCESS: and
we invoke such material aid as will enable this
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Treasurer u tho Repu blican State Commit iii
nd q ss
' '' vsES wi " VSs sSss; Treas.
Up. s.-We venture to request that you will
also write US your views Of the political situa:
You may 30 pleased to make make as to neeasd
measures measures to insure success IN the pending
:, 4 noble body Of Custom House men were at
fhe hste as. Sigh K se ss
Easeas v: PEatt; spssIql HssssaI$ fasPssssr
ddp sSss hsa asss1 fas
reaching Intentions was the .announcement
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Ra.Etsaa kepsPiie e. - ~. m plati9fm sonss;
The
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sssssS a. az FRs Il
%R she ssi that tS Ssa
wishes will bs, gratiied and ali the Democratic
inSsPectors WIZ. be turned out out, 49,. u..,..-
Sssz Rsss an aRpea
| patrloC!5m was Rot OUT anu MI: henyou
schedules OF meetings and speakers were
worked at with ostentatioug energy; A tele-
gram from Candidate Fassett telling how sue:
Sessful his meetings nre proving and how good
cheerful. So did mail assurances that
sPeh counties IS Orleans: sehuglsl: Warren.
publican counties. Chairman Calder OF the
Oneida County Committee. made q more pic
THE woods and fields Of Oneida are full Of
Republican, inpatient and anxious to vote for
the State ticket" This particularly pleased
John W. Dwight. who holds down. the chair
| mans seat In the absence Of Gen. Hustled. Mr..
| Calder's cuteness in not talking figures was
| not fully appreciated by Mr. Dwight. 1t will be
| when he sees the election returns
| Tho troubles Of the managers are many and
various but chiefest among them Is the worry
over the tmRossibilty Of giving favorable
from Candidate Fassett.. 30 distressing is tho
| effort to make a satisfactory schedule Tor the
mouthpiece that they cast longing glancos to-
ward Mr.. Platte room up stairs. and wish they
| could say, as the Puritan maiden said when
| speak for yourself. Tom2"'
Showed Hin . Pistol and Shot Him.
The two sons Of Max staub. Eddie and Sam
uel. Of 1923 East Eighty-ninth street. were out