New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
MIR. FASSETT COMES BACK.
HE IS AS FULL OF FIGHT AS AT THE START
EVERYTHING UP THE STATE POINTS TO RE-
PUBLICAN vICToRY-HIs PLANS
FOR THIS WEEK.

FOR THIS WEEh'
Jacob sloa, Fassctt the Republican candidate ior
Governor and In all probability the next Governor Oh
tha state of NewYork. arrived at the Grand Central
station AT 35 O'Clock last evening ana went ~ onoe
70 tbe Plaza Hotel. lie was accompanied By Charles
A Rail who has been with him all the time on MS
trumpbal tour Of the State. The faces OF Do'h Mr.
Fossott and Mr. Ball were wreathed In smiles wheh
Tribune reporter met them few minutes al.ef uneI
reached the hotel Mr. Fasset looked rs II ne haa I"S'
been on q vacation. His face was as full ana MS com
plexlon as rudy as that Of man who had not known
a care or done II stroke OF work Tor weeks. o'a'o
Senator stewart and John w. Dwight reacneu III"
hotel almost rs soon as The Tribune reporter
How well YOU are looking" was Mr. stewards
greeting. n,u "a,
"That IL because feel WE'LL" was the repV'
never felt better"
awhat kind of time have you had"
al have had glorious time, anu met VIII"
splendid reception everywhere"
MIR Fassett then turned to Mr.. Dwight and SAID !:
dwight. YOU must let me have cigar haven't
got to speak tonight" ..
allow Is your throatW asked the reporter.
any throat Is in better condition than II was
when I went away" declared Mr.. Fassctt. MY
voice is good for siN-mOnths' work yet"
Tho ex-Coector got his cigar and settled down W
cntov it, looking the picture OF contentment' Inc
reporter suggested that The Trlbunes readers "ouiu
l,Ls N know something about his trip and the OUT
look I'm tho state ,,...
No Won want some statIstcsl" asked Mr. Fassett.
"WeIl / have travelled over $500 miles, talked 70
nearly half million of people, and shaken hahds
with 10000 Of them nave Desh iS'oioo
with splendid weather. aud have made ninety
speeches. H. ..,
Did Won find the people interested in the cam
palgn" on,,.,
THE people are not only interested, they are chuck
full Of enthusiasm The fact IS, the State Is OH hre
WHY the pc pie are ahead Of the organizations every
WhSre. Hey know what the issue IS, and they don't
nronose 10 lei Tammany get control OF the state by any
means Tney understand how desperate IamhanS 70
this YEAR too The Heralds' exposure OF that organ
zst0n's colonization schemes has attracted wdespleao
atenton and aroused the greatest indignation every
What kind Of meetings have you been having Con
Couldn't ask for better Az Troy iast hsn n .uc S
~ onstration i'm any campaign, Presidential or
Gnbernatoriai There were two Overlooking meetings
thaI Won couldn't have jammed another man INTO
AZ ithaca we had monster meeting. Andrew -
White made Of the finest speeches ever heaau
,ngh 80 on ana tel you o he be same story over
The reporter asked Mr. Fassctt il he had read the
attack mate on him in :" The Times" on Saturday;
Yes was the reply, " and had a good laugh over
IT, THE Times accuses of having protected an. ana
helped what it calls the Quarantine Ring IL theh
goes on to say that the Legislature passed o 9 pun nd
ng the Hesn 0Ssr on ss Of the OF and
victory for reform WHY that bill T Which othe Ie Tmes
likes 50 much was my o% %d P Cable g Bill are ast
s Iiiv a. That one They accuse me having helped
the Cable BILL when they know or ought to Know tha1
| was most bitterly opposed TO 1t. -. =, 900
ITO come back TO your trip, Senator, what 90 you
think OF the outlOok1" - ,.,
II think that IL we have good weather on election
day there will be great rejoicing in the kepuDhcah
Where are you going to speak this week1'
wherever the committee send me. haven't seen
the schedule yet - I'LL. o,os
No. He went to Herkimer to stay over sunday
and will come down tomorrow" T., NJ,
The programme that has been mapped OUT IoI ls
Fassett for the next few days calls for TWO OF tee
speeches from him every night Mr.. Vroomnn Is IN
ended in 10 and will make the same oumber OF speeches.
The schedule Is as follows: ILL.,, -, o,,
Tonight-COOper Union, mass-meetlng OF cOloIed
voters NCermania Assembly Rooms. No. POI Bowery
ana Urbach's Hail. one hundredand seventiethst ana
TUESDAY nIght-Grnnd Opera House, Twenty thlrd-st
and Elgitlraye.; Wendels Assembly Rooms, Forty
Wednesday night-ConcordIa Hall. Nos. % and 30
Avenue New Irving Hall, Nos. 2l4 to 900 BroOme-S
Thursday night-Lion Park, One-hundred and elghth
81 and Eighth-ave.; Harlem East River Park, One
hundred and twenty seventhst. and Secondave.
At the mass-meetlng OF cOlOred voters tonight at
Cooper Unon the Rev. Charles w anderson VIII pre- ,
Vrooman will be the Rev. DR.. william b. Derrick Joh
NJ. Langston, Of Virginia; James NJ Townsend; OK
Indiana and J. c. Daney Of North Carolina. me
meeting promises to DO a great demonstration. The
ARRANGEMENTS have been well and carefully made under
the direction of committee OF when the rev h3A-
ander weers was chairman, and Samuel j. StoKeiy
secretary. -, ,, -. .ho cormorio
Assembly Rooms and some of the speakers Will be
Charles A. Flammer G. otto Baese j. +. Muhllng and
Paul Schmizler. ExCorOner Ferdinand EdInan Is
chairman OF the Committee on Arrangements
Tho speakers ut the Urbach's Hall meeting Will be,
besides Messrs Fassett and Vrooman, Colonel A. F..
Raxt,r General James w. Hustled and Charles ID.
Baker.