New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
IN HERKIMER COUNTY.
.u,ER MEN CHEER THE CANDIDATES.
rvsryAToR PREsIDEs AT A MAss-MEETING
OF HIS NuGHBoRs AND INTRODUCES
ME- FASSETT.
Mr.. FAsSETT.
ruy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


roe t'nss we're held at two points in the county
ne..s,o Falls and at Herkimer-and at both places
NJ rassett had receptions, which were attended
AZ ar,ds of voters who could not gain admission
" ~. crowded meetings. John W. VroOman, the
70 svo.n candidate for acknowledgements, who
hepnsnied Mr.. Fassett, lives in Ierkimer County
so,esore needed no introduction to it's Repub-
a bnt the heartiness Of his reception showed
he~''' nrI.r he is in the county. Warner Miller
DIV h.re from New York yesterday, and although Ill
es' severe cold he caught at the Republican mass
b' ,.r IN brooklyn earlier 10 the week. took an
H~ - interest IN the preparations for the mass
49, hs,d here to-day. lie was asked 10 act as
m's'. DE- If the meeting and consented, despite his
Illness ~, ,..oo, os,.r an ou,,cn,,s
w. sleoninc.car from New-York, set ont from
NV - a, an early hour over the New-York Central
a'n-n.a for Little Falls and Nerkimcr Arrived at
-. nils al 10 O'CLOCK in the morning, Mr. Fassett
~ Mr. yrooman found large crowd Of voters Mt
-. DEPOT The Republican candidates were es-
Nv. % the Cronkhile opera House, where they
,s.ss..d A large audience on the state issues.
49,, tbe eadlag Republicans present were Senator
A-'- sxAssemblyman McE0oy, ASsemblyman
Green, J. j. fers"S'"' A''' wiz
mone. -, -. a..ou.od Gov
,,..tsr.r where they were welcomed by Warner
,,",r and several thousand other Republicans. Mr.
- and MIR. Vrooman first held reception mt
10 palmer House. Then they were taken 10 a big
p.,hlican mass meeting at the Munger Opera House.
r. ct-Attorncy steele named Warner Miller 1or
-,.r Tho announcement was received with
~at applause, showing how deep is the REGARD
~, Cor Mr.. Miller by his neghbors in Herk-
- Mr. Miller made a strong speech in favor
= -. election Of Jacob SlOat Fassett, John W.
I.,,,nsn and the other Republican candidates lor
c. orccrs His praise Of Mr.. FeSset ana
90 latter's public record was especially strong
NJ ra,sett so Mr. Miller declared by his efforts ana
ns ability in the condnct OF the campaign oeseTFeu
snecess and should be elected Governor. NO hcarue4
rrds In support of the Republican candidate iof GOV
e,no- in 1881 have been uttered than were spoken OS
Warner Miller, TIE Republican candidate Tor Governor
n 1885. Mr.. Miller said in part
Nv Friends and Neichbors l knew before you gave
80 as oo,1s' welcome what You thought Of IRE, ana
! Avn b,rs today 70 Join with you ia a most important
work Cheers 10 is natural that one shola turn u
his friends support and consultation. what mas O'en
On. n ,he rast OF wherever have been participant
IN 4 political campaign Is also true today. As then
a. ,,T I aupsal n nv friends When ! have done 80
heretofore have never failed TO receive the feSpos'
e,naa for Ny memory il political affairs goes DacA
alres; twenty-five years. Since then have been con
pe,ted with the politics Of this county
hr., Al 20 bottom voter. For scvela-
Committee and for eight year, IT. chairman Then knew
nsrsooaly almost every Republican in the county.
could 90 70 every town, village and CROSSROADS ana can
on the do their fun duty ia the coming cam
rasn and these Republicans never failed me. lOiea'
spplause)
1t /. natural that should call upon you to-day to do
YOUR tuu duty as Republicans in this con-
vsss. I regret exceedingly that it has not been
permitted to take more scuNe part III
4, until week ago. 1t was because pressure
q bsess compeled NE b De absent from the country
suco then howe, en- been doing VIVA: little could u
ad in tn triumph d our common sat canvas tAp aus9
come here 20 introduce you Young man who mas Dc IL
chosen our standard bearer tGrcd api ojacJ NO'"''
standing my illness contracted in BIookyn feei II De-
Iomlng that should be here am here TO show you no"
great an interest feel in the contest which Is 70
be- fought on Tuesday next feel and know that have
right TO appeal the Republican sentiment and 70 the
voters Of this county and know that have rlsht 10
appeal 10 the judgment Of every citizen OF HerkmF
County no after with what political party ne may
affiliate Governor Hin speech the Other night told
the people what he declared TO be the admirable na-
rial arrangement OF the STAT lie failed 70 tell the people
that the financial laws that the laws governing the levy
ng Of taxes that the appropriations made anu in net
very economical piece Of legislation had been the
work Of Rpubcan Legislators and he had part that
Except 70 attach his name 10 the bills when passed
Laughter and APPLAUSE For the just stated
eel incumbent upon Inc &c urge upon you the necessity
not only holding Legislature. tut eectng State
las fallen this fall upon young who has stood
or eight years in the State Senate dong his whole
uty not only as a Republican, but citizen. ZAP
,sus) The people know him. They know his good
and his excellent record, and we can Judge o.
is future by his past should he elected ne will III
ne office OF Governor with credit TO himself AID the
eople APPLAUSE
We not here for any hullabullOo or a janO0ree.
Ne here American citizens to consider our duty
: American citizens. We here 10 consult together
nd believe that you viii cordially IndOree, l DO
ne wisdom OF the choice Of the Republican State COnven
ioa have enough OF the meetings in NewYork and
have heard enough from thoroughly wenfornet sources
% convince that the Republican party is fully aliye
the importance Of this election, and that it Will pol
Unprecedented And lot right here that
d who casts his vote simply TO be the Winning
de Is no better than who sells his vote for u
aL lGfeat APPLAUSE This is uncommon cam
Hsn. We arrayed against secret organization, AN
hgarchy Of half dozen men who control the city OF
'sw.loIk by the corrupt use Of money and patronage
Z has become thoroughly entrenched power thete
hat 1t reaching out its hands TO grasp the entire
se The lnesl descendants OF william VI. Tweed arc
the saddle The charge l bring against them and the
eason that they should be beaten is hat they rer sent
faetoaal all that there Is LEFT in the Demo
ratio party popular IN the State and thcre
no popular government in them. These halfdozcn men
bee; night AID decide who shall be delegates 10
be Assembly, 70 the Senatorial 10 the Congressional and
the State conventions, and also who shall be the cam
las'es Of their party They exercise power greater
yea than possessed BY the Car Of Russia. If
IAN asres oppose them his political destiny is affected
As Democratic party wins Tuesday these half.
olen men will rule the State The question is there
'ie shall Iammany rule the State r II this unhOy |
anee be broken it depends upon you, my friends.
Co H.
Governor Hi says, in many words, that |
NAT Imnany Hall does is Of importance 10 the people
te interior the State. When i contracted the
aaoa Of Berlin streets with those Of New York, he ad-
sec me ~ back Herkimer. take 0f our |
'satJ roads and village pay cntnts and let wYOrks
''asnts alone. Well. have come back 10 al you what
Y. Aihk and what you going to do about it. Who
lAsa The city Of New-Yorkl Who pays the cost Of its
s"GaHsnti Why, the producer, the farmer, Of !
Wiz Why. does the farmer who sends his
% and eggs his hay, his oats, and his wheat 10 New
va sppOt the commission merchants who reside there
- App.ause) When Governor Hill says that the
- IRON the county have Iigut crit.cise
~ government he teaches false doctrine and mislesds
: people BY methods which 1 will not characterize but
means Of which the Governor has KEEP himself in power
- Jay Great appsuseJ The people Of this county Of
Will