The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-12
ENTHUSIASM FOR CH.IPIN.
Atnks County Democrats More Conadeu
Than Ever OF hts Nomination

Atnks county Democrats Moro Confident
Than Ever OF Hts Nomination.
The Democratic leaders in Brooklyn were
more than ever resolved yesterday 10 wave the
Chaplin banner at the Saratoga Convention,
They were also In more jubilant spirits over
the situation than at atty time since the can.
vass for the nomination began. They were
greatly pleased that Mr.. Mclaughlin had con-
sonted to have himself placed ut the he al OF the
delegation to Saratoga so that he might direct
the contest In person. Tho announcement
made early in the day that Mayor Chaplin him
self was also to he ut the sceue OF the conflict
aud had secured rooms at tho Windsor Hotel
Injected fresh vgor into the canvass. At u
conference between the leaders it was again
with nothius short Of the Governorship a'''"e0
Whatever the result may he. the thirty-s
during their soJourn at Saratoga. Neatly 90
leading represen tatves Of the ward and county
M so 1se snf s XhasS
VIII assemble at o'clock at the Thomas JEFF
haHf Hn ssa s Thy t1ise ara
Depot. Il ON which they will stat in two spe-
and ri &r Janes shevn viii Io anea end
today y, to make ARRANGEMENTS for the accom-
The feeling not on y among the leaders but
among a. ,o the EnnS and nle Is more pronoupesI
umrhant aud united Democracy Of Kings
The answer OF the anti; Mugwump Democ.
Ing editorial in the New YORK sun this morn.
yotk Times and OF ex-Slayor Grace. win not
for Governor Frank kice for Lieutenant." GOV.
ssrnsr, and Buffalo German for Secretary Of
Ssst as 10 eT S tse
representative German. There Is some hope
yet that the State leaders may zee the error Of
TO Fasset! The situation in tie Democra alto
Situation Two weeks sEo. White va. the eana
dse q the o95n hGpH
candidate to lead the Democratic legions TO
Sie,1rs TrnTmpsHs against trumpet T. the so.
Ihs Faye has this 70 say:
49,. The leading ARTICLE on the opino page OF
EssSI ;s ,hs. s4!n'sit iul slssw$sFs
ihs days Eagle may I ncs ao throw throw
adsVres Of y !I q !, ., ~. Nav yo,, s ,.,.
e the and hs a ~ Of
Saratoga next week. We are eratliied, though
oI course no. itnrprised that oTr esteemed
trained fitness OF Alfred Z. Chaplin as candi-
date for Governor and It's appreciation OF tho |
reasonableness and rghtfnlness OF the argu-
mem WHICH this county will present. in pro-
sentlng him. for the office.
THE SuS refers 10 Mr.. Chaplin as a man of
anIrls experience in public affairs lofty politi-
cal ideals, clear headed practical common
sonal integrity This is undoubtedly true.
Our Contemporary leaves unsettled. not |
70 support Alfred q. Chaplin for Governor but |
the, question OF whether the Governor has |
broken faith on that promise or whether an IT. |
resstible ground swell OF Democratic sen,i- |
y inent Tor anothsr man nns disenabled tho
words; whether the Cove rnor has broken faith. |
and pleads the baby act in excuse. or whether |
ne has really sought to keep faith and the rest |
of the party throughout the State. In its Insist
ence upon Mr.. Flower. has run over him or
knocked him one side Into q corner. whore he |
friend. Edward Murphy. Jr."