The sun., 1891-10-15
SETTING MR.. FASSETT RIGHT.
HIS MfsREPORTs OF HISTORY COR
RECTED BY THE RECORDS.

Some OF MI. f1ntts Young Mans Reck
less Misstatement. About the Cost o
Government or This Metrop ropoiis-Cheerfu
Days as Democratic Headauarters.
Chairman Edward Murphy. Jr.. OF the Demo
cratic State Committee arrived In the city los
evening aud added to the encouraging word:
that were heard all day ut tho campaign hoad
Quarters Mr.. Murphy's absence from the
headquarters has not indicated any neglect o
campaign work on his pnrt. He has simpl,
been expanding his well-known energy in O
nold not right undcr tho observation Of the
occupants Of tho windows In tho Republican
quarters across tho street.
Chairman Griffln OF the Executive Commit.
tee. as the result Of tho days collection OF In
formation and correspondence. repeated his
assurance that the improvement In tho situa-
tion which began last Tuesday was continuing
to an extent that was remarkable and beyond
anything In his previous experience. The
committee had felt that the tide was with them
all the time but now the favorable impetus
was rushing tho Flower and Sheehan ticket to
victory.
Among Mr.. Grlfln's special callers were
State Treasurer Danforth. Francis NJ Scott
John B. Riley OF Plattsburgh. Gen. Austin
Inthrop. Con. WyliQ. OF Brooklyn. and OK
Mayor John Boyd Thatcher Of Albany. Mr..
Thatcher Is tho Chairman OF the Democratic
State League. and he reported to Mr. Griffin
that the organization could be relied upon for
active and energetic work in this campaign
An address to the people through the clubs Of
the League will DO issued in n few days. Mr.
Thatcher also had very interesting and graft
flying Information about tho situation In Al
bany county. No one knows moro about it
than he does. He says that the usual Demo-
kio o;fri ttao ha lad fo fha NJ
and local tickets and that tho party Is u unit
for al the candidates;
his -name published dropped in to tell Mr..
Griffin how many OF his neghbors and those
q Mr Flower who are RePabeans a are Ias neyer-
pute dIsloyalty to Mr.. Flower in war times.
be on Monday next when he and speaker VII.
TSSs sSSs ss MS5Ss
Ing Academs aa asd f street and e0R st. Nicholas %
w II. Il; l. Ely oi Tarrytown figured up Charles
dsrst nt ssptGr IN ba% hs
James D: Patton Of Richmond. Va. said that
%ssSr s1Ss Of na the saa sss in ths New qs ere
s M hS t II ss Is @ hs Sn
Secretary De Freest found time time from hi.
meeting assignments to look into Candidate
EpslpssE is MsksTS ss;S as Railroad Commissioner.
When the Senate met on jan g. 1883. the
;TWsntY'ssysptsh: s This isss aRpeiars on thss
snt JAP S's g. M fRete!d s cs
that ne Voted snsa9f for h mas
be tmssinatiye or mistaken, oeP Page Us
IN H 2Ss9a ei ss s shGSs ts
petition against the sale Of liquor within half
appears that he attempted to defeat a resoiu-
ton offered by senator Pearce Calling upon the
pS Ss 1s Wsa #. SE ys he e s.ss
previous three years, and render to the senate
such a resolution was 70 be introduced was
now now he sShs sysf Sth Pa and patt MAS
tiany gs5y puoh interested in defeating that fssolu
Congressman Cummings took UP the tale,
md made point against Candidate Fassett
OF Eoyernment, rate Of taxation. and general
c.edit Of this pen Democratic METROPOLIS , A.
f s s aGsn Ss 10 @ ssden M
" unscrupulous and intended to have what
eyer Of effect Is possible In out Of the way
reach and the truth will remain, unknown. But
our citizens are Justly gratified at the lack Of
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the standing Of the city in the financial world
Les the figures IN that
City Sf has 9ated snee fsss t tRe aaaedSSSt snd
Pssk Pss sSpd ni bHnas so 4ta such 5
e@sha ssas e sas
es big banking sh h0nsss ssT apa Hsn
II par A this ' Is tn the lowest rate that that
ns4s nfs sEe thrse atsa for II
The lowest rate the city has been able to bor-
ssIs syoisSs s @s sgo s?a S SSfsss efS ss.af
rste Was 3.o5 per cent but the most Of the the
Iltys Indebtedness y at rates varying from
.GF Knight, -. an independent from Albany.
no committee hears against Platt and his
Fessett fGT kEeepn the WGrds Fair
s;fs. ~ -, $sp II sSs s Ssess
sGusea FsSsfs sas
with snsRrss Mas Ct ssasts ss s ss
,riakt. SHARP ieiIows must have .? the inteliie
BPhSo " .Iho pyOplo W beHtl OuU HuCn 1
tuff to them. He asks. what Ropubll-
AN Legislature over reduced the taxes
o 30 low a point as the Democrats did at the |
sst session. He inluires whether thore ever
yas O. Congress that robbed the people like |
no Billion Dollar Congress that the Republl-
ana control led last session. Then he referred
o local grievance, which shows that the Of
cot of the Republicans driving the Worlds
ssft s ssffis@x ssis sx the other parts OF
he fact that the Repuhlicaps for purely politi-
al reasons prevented the Fair from coming to
!ew York. Tho material injury thus done to
he city and State was incalculable. SEQ that
be amount Of lumber to DO used In tn Expo
ltton butldings In Chicago Is 100000, 600 feet.
That Ia three times the visible supply In the
ig lumber district in Albany. where
lmbar piles extend along the Hudson for
rade, to the river interests. to every business
tould be given by our share In tho furnishing
ale and retail merchants ,oi New York and
'rooklyn. the thousands OF laboring mon and
,echanics arc all injured In tho same propor-
on shall take the Republican circulars
dvlse and register. but only that may vote
,r Flower and Sheehun."
The Werkiy Union Ii out against Fassett and
rints story on the authority OF Justice John
Ryan that tho senator. when asked to help
ne bill for the Sixty,ntnth Regiment armory
t,rk Wnuld ha Sirty |