New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-19
THIS Is WHAT THE COUNTIES SAY.

awp ARE SURE OF ELEcTIyG FAssETr If WE
WORK AND WE ARE TAKING OFF OUR COATS
To talk With one OF the enthusiastic, active Re
pubncans who tbronged the corridors Of the fifth
Avenue Hotel was to talk with all. Every one had
the same story to tell, story Of an enthusiastic re-
ceptlon of the ticket, perfect harmony between al
elements Of the party and thorough determination to
force the fighting conduct aggressive, earnest Cam
paign and seat the Young senator from Chemnig
triumphantly in the chair where David B. Hi has
SO long ratified around. Not Tote Of discord was
heard not even an echo Of discomfort or dissasiac
ton from single district Apathy in the cause was
thing unknown. White men and Becker men ana
woodford We'd with original Fassett men in their
eagerness to get 10 work end TO begm INC ATTACK on
Tammanylsm and Hlllism.
The whole Republican state ticket, with the ex-
ception of Eugene F. O'connor, was present at ule
hotel and the candidates constantly receivea Wor"s
of congratuation and cheer Mr.. Fassett, VINO was
commonly addressed as Governor could scarcely get
time to say even word of greeting TO one man before
another was demanding bis attention, ana ne was
fairly pulled hitler and tlither by those anxious to
have a moments talk, until In selfdefence he had to
betake himself off, in company with Collector Hendricks
and Senator Iiscoch, TO tho Plaza Hitcl for con-
ference and an opportunity to plan ont his WORK.
Collector Hendricks and John w Vro0nan were
also the centres of intersed groups. and the other
candidates came In for their share of attention.
JOln W. Dwight VINO VIII udNo CHdibO VI 4ii' 49,
sets tour, was beseged with applications from every
county to have MIR. Fassett make speech there MI
Dwight has had time yet to arrange schedule, but
viii be made carefully and completely as poSsloN'
and Mr.. Fassett will make speeches in everytown that
he can reach. Mr.. Dwight lives In TOmpkins county
and is a friend and supporter of Andrew d. Wlte. lie
declared that Tompkins County would roll up even
more than its usual Republican vote. "Not one OF
Mr. Whites friends is or sully," he said IheS
will all take hold for Fassett with will He is pop
uar there as he Is everywhere and we expect TO GET
many Democratic votes for him. Mr.. Flower Is not
known in the county except by name. There Is no
enthusiasm for him. and look him as the best can
didate we could have against us think the pros
poets are exceptionally bright throughout the state,
and unless mistakes are made In the canvass FasSett
Is sure TO be elected
General Hustled said: "Westchester County can be
depeIi1ed upon to give tho ticket rousng support
The Republican clubs are well organized and doing
good work All the State there is great enthusi-
asm for fassett. Let us just keep this enthusiasm
up, and We shall sweep the State. But we hsve got
10 fight. Tammany is not going to lie quiet ana give
us a walkover. They have got too much at stake
The signs however, all favor the Republican candi-
dates.H
Charles A, Ball. of Aegany County, was bubblng
over with hopefulness. He said: al am not one Of
those who as soOn as a ticket is nominated, see rain
bows and make prophecies of victory. / prophesy
victory this time because / see that 1t is possible.
Fassett Is going to make great run and land In TIC
Governors chair Allegany County Is solid for him,
and you must remember that Alegany County has fur
nished the only candidate against him for the nomina
ton for the Senate. Mr.. Flower is not popular with
Democrats there and in fact is Just the kind of can
didste for us 10 beat easily. left home within IN
hour after the of his nomination was received,
and in that brief time talked with three Democrats
who declared their purpose to vote for Fasset Inc
same feeling believe obtains throughout the State.
aud
they all in reporting enthusiasm and interest for
Fassett and Indifference and discomfort with th Sher
ticket"
Isaac N. Hunt, tr, Of Adams, when asked how Mr.
Flowers nomination received in Jefferson County,
said Mr. Flower was born and brought up in my
district. He is good, genial man and an excellent
citizen He has lived in watertown and spent great
deal of money there in building churches and public
buildings aud otherwise beneaing the town, and it
would be Disgusting tho truth TO say that he was not
popular there. He is popular and will receive large
vote. But Republicans viii discriminate. They Iecog-
nize the difference between Flower, their feowtowns-
man and Flower the Tammany candidate They
lmow, too that while Mr. Flower is unobjectionahle
as O man. he is not fitted for the Office Of Governor,
either by study, tastes training. They know Mr..
Fassett, too aud like him. He Is emneHty fitted for
tie Office, and will poll big vote In Watortown even
against Mr.. Flower. don't fedF for the result The
State is aroused and if campaign is well managed
John s, Kenyon aud Rufus T. Peck, Mr.. Hcndrcks's
probable successor in the state Senate both said that
their district would poll phenomenal Republican
vote. "n every county does well OnOndaga,"
continued Mr. Kenyon, Z" the next Governor will be
j. SlOat Fassett As TO the reports of bad feeling and
Quarrels among OnOndaga Republicans they are all
inoonshine. We nominated one OF the best county
tickets yesterday that have ever had"
Senator oConnOr, of BnghamtOn. said that the pros
poets never brighter. In our district. we are
going to make most thorough canvass Tho
thuslasm there is simply boiling over predict the
election of the whole Republican tcket.7
c. L. Bartels, OF Rochester, said that re had been
in Saratoga during the Democratic Convention and was
willing TO risk his reputation prophet the light
Democratic vote that Flower would call out. "There
was too much 'sullen and sulky' temper displayed
there to bode any good TO the ticket nominated. Demo
Gratis out in Western New York have no enthusiasm
for Flower. They only know him New-York
banker and a moncybags.' On the other hand, Fas-
set is taking like wildre. There is not the first bit
Of apathy dissatisfaction in the Republican ranks.
The friends Of Mr. Becker of course were sorry not
further feeling and will support the ticket Loyalty.
Look out for great big humping majority in Erie.
we can 60 there ii won't be anything small"
John Woodward, of Chautauqua, said he was going
right back home 10 work "Chautauqua went 10 the
convention for White but We are all for Fassett now
he said. We know Mr.. Wade. too. lie has lived
ss much as some men, but we In Chautauqua know
what an able, sturdy, public spirited man he is and
propose that he shall be the next Controller Of the
State"
william Barnes jr. Editor OF "Tle Albany Jour
nal said that the Republican party IN Albany County
was never in such good shape as at present; we
shall make big cut in the Democratic majority this
election he said All the reports hear from the
different parts OF the state are very encouraging also
The Opopularity Of Fasett and vrooman and the ability
and high character Of ticket from top 20 bottom
ere going 10 be than match for the methods OF
I'M and Tsmmany and the check book Of their candi-
date .
General Michael Kerwin stroled about the corridor
and talked with many OF the visiting Republicans He
said that he found only sentiment ." have
talked with almost every and they all the same
thing he said. Every part of the state seems to be
fairly alive with enthusiasm for Fasett and there
many reports of dissatisfaction with Flower. Right
mn In nv district on Washington Heights IT exists and
know several Democrats who say they viii vote Ton
rasett Even Lawson II. Fuller has come out fol-
him and has offered his services A. the stump
AGAINST HILL AND TAMMANY HALL.
cortland, n. y. Sept 1s Especially" The Cortland
Journal the only daily newspaper in Cortland County
M its issue this afternoon comes squarey the