The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
FOR AsFOUR WEEKS Squirt.
THE DkMooRAT1C CAMPAxex TO BEGIN
HUSTLING At ONCE

HUNTING At ONCE
asa Moro 20 Come-Up-r4ver Counties
Aroused Over the Loss OF the Fair-F1ow-
sr Non-partisen Friend OF New York.
Beginning with tomorrow. there remain
four weeks for active campaigning. Just four
weeks. for the Saturday night before election
| secs the wind-up Of the mass meeting. hurrah.
and gunpowder efforts to fire tho hearts Of
patriots and partisans. And according 10 the
prospects and projects Of the managers OF the
Democratic campaign their critics across
the street will have no chance during this
| month OF hostile hustling to complain that
things are too dull Tho amiable souls in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel have seemed somewhat
distressed thus far by the surface signs Of
inactivity In the camp Of the opposition.
The distress was not seeming. but the
ostensible cause was false pretence. What
they were really disturbed about was that they
did not know in what direction some mysteri-
Gus work might be going on under this surface
Of serene calm.
In this particular they will be no longer
vexed. The Democratic headquarters at IL
West Twenty-fourth street. even yesterday
was the point toward which tended the foot
stops OF hundreds Of Democratic pilgrims. and
It is sure to be centre OF political enthusiasm
from this time on. Chairman Cum
mings Of the Committee on Literature.
with his document distributing stan.
will be serving the guns night and day. and oil
the members OF the various subcommittee
will be at work in their separate quarters un-
der the guidance Of tho knowledge Of the
State and situation that Clerk De Freest has
under his hot and between the covers OF .
great many books Of lists and particulars as TO
mon. methods. and management In the various
county organizations.
In demonstrations whore tho giants Of the
stumps will exercise the sort Of gymnastics
they style getting at Fessett," every twenty
four hours will be prolific. His twisted figures
and contorted facts will be Strengthened out,
and State issues In abundance will be present
cd for the attention Of the people who may
have been misled By his audacious sssump-
tons that oil that Is good. in legislation and
hssp no
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event ssto TIE members IN stssnd tend and t6s
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TO- tell what they State viii
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prevent the showing Of the relation Of the con-
rsc TIE H9man hoqss Mr. F1TSr s sHd
bearers Of encouraging .tidings continued to
sbS and 9T yesterdR ys GaleFs
Judge Robert Van Wyck,. Walter q. Bum.
ninsham stste jane. Ne
Mahon; Assembiyman Farquahar. and Charles |
Wore garment 81 centont@ent inspired S By the the
I'M Re w
with the having Bradford Rhodes to
ertson. the bow-legged Bismarck Of Katonah.
Ssd the bRsRabSaH II the district
M; McCleIIana and other visitors from river
counties. as well as letter writer's up that way.
licaps drove the Worlds Fair away, from New
HSs s sna a%bsr dH aer Ss I'D sss rs
come here. work would be plenty. wages high.
sss1e ce eE n % aEs sp 70 Ths
sented BY this feeling. ~
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House he bad quite HR
sad he. m no On mans ssf mas
He belongs to the people. His independence
and strength Of character were never more
clearly shown than in the matter Of the
Stores 5iiI. 4 committee representing 500
draw the bll! He da So and i vas seieprod
ths nj Sbo on s RSb M ReGss and
pdes was
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inception. and that the passage
Of the bill would inTre to the political
be3ont q that party. They would have CON
troll OF the patronage. the giving out OF tho
contracts. the, appointment Of the laborers.
Indeed. one New York member went so far as
10 appear before the committee and oppose the
bill. But Mr.. Flower. at the request OF the
merchants. appeared 10 its favor apd made q
set speech. He said that he claimed to repre-
sent the people of New York. irrespective OF
party. Through this committee they had
asked for tho purchase of this site and the
erection Of these buildings. They were neces-
sary for the growth Of the city. and. whatever
political interests might be affected. the inter.
,sts OF the city required that the work should
be done; Labor interests were also directly
involved. as well as concerned with the inter-
,sts OF capital In the effect upon the CONNER
,ial growth Of tho city. With the fostering OF
commercial interests oil Of the people would
prosper"
COUNT OYER Ats n. H.