The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
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Carriers nor Lists OF cashoiics.
Con. James whisper Hustod's roll-top desk
at Republican headquarters, In the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, was closed tightor'n drum
yesterday He had compiled implicitly with
the demand Of Col Elliott r. Shepard that
somo show Of reverence should be paid to the
Lords day. He was ut Poekskill and at church
twice. But John Wesley Dwight, Reuben
Fox. william Brookfleld. and dozen others
with no fear Of the Colonel before their eyes.
were on hand ready to answer all inquiries Of
. reasonable nature. Some Of these people do
INJURED at the suggestion OF some OF their
brethren that Col Shepard should be request
Cd to remain away from headquarters until
after election day. II he is in perpetual state
Of mind about the Catholic Church. they say.
no always chips into Republican campaign
funda
An authentic announcement was made that
he had Just sent his check for $500 to the
Gteckler Association. It was learned that the
check was sent to tho Stecklcrs twenty-four
hours after the Colonel wrote that editorial ar
ticlo announcing. in effect that II the Steck-
lers would como out for Pay the Freight Jones.
Charles Bteckler would DO good enough can
Sidate for tho Colonel to support for the Su-
preme Court Judgoship No religious condi-
lions 60 with the $500 check.
y. When Con. Hustled Is away something inter-
ssting is occasionally learned. This was never
better illustrated than yesterday. when 1t be-
came positively known that tho General. Mr..
Dwight, Mr.. Fox. ex-Congrossmap Henry G.
Durieteh. and all the others who know what Is
going on had not been frank with the news
paper men when they gavo out Warner Millers
osblogram from Dresden. Gen. Hustled and
N. Hrookneld, on Friday night gave out this as
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III Th g. Republican p Senate Convention Of the
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Republican campaign IN m2 }Iy and through
an unknown quantity. but the nature and sx.
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least hfty names 70 mako what will DO con-
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IN & task on Speak r sheehsn. based on the re.
Ocption Of tho petition OF tho PAulis Fathers
against the Stadler bill. The effort will be to
allow that, as Speaker. Mr.; Sheehan insulted
the reverend gentlemen who forwarded that
3ccorJinR TO rule Instead Of receiving it out Of
ssdss X ths hands y Ham Fisfs, j; r. dathis
M:hs whole attitude tSot vas that Of
liberal TO the point OF narrowness. Mr.. Shee-
hams attitude. also, will hayo to be misrepre-
eci,tod. As the leader OF the minority the yoar
ballot reform petition was borne Into tho
chamber. opt Of order. on tho should;
Eom Tie siveT SIDE BY Eii % Teali, Mr. sheshsn
stood up against the twelve and the two-ton
one S Of the curiosities exhibited IN the State
library, aud protested that the rule requiring
u 20 20 to the desk after adjournment should
IS observed. But he was borno down by num-
6Srs and weight and almost crushed against
{6o Epenkers desk. 30. when he was In the
6pesters chair tho next session he was bound
hand and foot 70 an enforced regard for that
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