The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-28
GONE ON PLATTS ERRAND.
EAssETT SETS FORTH NOT WITHOUT
TIP FROM WARRINGTON,


n TIP FROM WARRINGTON,
nut Eiiinh's Mission Was Win n Its Fur.
pose Was TO Modify the Plat Plan
Perhaps He Brought Apologies TOR Rus.
seii-Mr. Fassett's Talk Schedule.
Candidate Fassctt started out at dusk ycs-
tcrdny on two weeks stumping tour OF tho
State. He left tho Grand Central Station at .
o'clock. just as tho bells OF the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest, two blocks away on Fifth nvo-
nuc. made the call for vespers. With the can.
didate wero Col. Archie l.. Baxter Of Elmlra
and Charles Allogany Ball. who was Senator
Fassctt's secretary in Albany John W.
Dwight, owner OF tho great Dwight farm In
Dakota. tho chum Of tho candidate from carly
boyhood and tho man who says he would give
his right arm to have Fassett elected. saw the
little party off,
The candidate was In happy spirits. Ho had
rested since tho Union League Club meeting
on Thursday night. and believed TINT his voice
would stand the strain OF tho next fifteen days
Hc said no greatly appreciated DIR. Carrolrs
inventive intellect, and possibly IN aluminium
plato for tho roof OF the mouth might go long
way toward helping singer out. But to one
who had to deliver campaign speeches in all
sorts OF halls and In tho open mir 1t might not
be OF much advantage.
The candidate had Ind rathor quiet tiny
ut his apartments ut tho Plaza Htrel. The
most momentous visitor was the Presidents
Private Secretary. Elijah W. Halford
Tho Private Secretary came over from
Washington on Saturday evening. mr..
irving ut tho Fifth Avenue Hotel ut mid
night and not three people In New York
county know OF his coming. and Just three
knew Of his mission on tho cvo Of Candidate
Fassctt's first stumping tour. AR. Halfor,: was
himself fully impressed with tho importance OF
secrecy. Unfortunately no had forgotten ut
what hotel Mr.. fnssett was. and yesterday
morning he had to inquire ut tho rooms Of tho
Republican State Committee In tho Fifth Ave-
nuo Hotcl Ex-senator rlatt was out Of town
for the day with his son Frank. Tho appear
anco Of Mr.. Hnlfcrd in tho commitco's rooms
was quickly known. He asked where Mr. Fas-
soft could DO found. He was directed to the
Plaza. and ut 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon no
had q prolonged conference with tho young
man Of Chemung whom the President made
Collector OF the Port. and who in the discharge
OF his official duties found It necessary to snub
Russell B. Harrison.
The President. it Is learned. does not in the
least blanc Mr. Fassctt for refusing the cutter
Grant 20 son Russell. under the circumstances.
The remarks Of Russell aftcrward have also
plagued the President
"why. WE have fed Senator Fassett in the
White House," proclaimed Russell in one Of
the tyrc-written interviews sent to two news
papers,. and no hasn't even called on my
mother, the wife Of p ths President who made
+ y WIS sad Yesterday EST, NJ HsliSra assured
hfew ideas Of tho President as to tho battle
Hns sn@tnS AfG asSse o
ton into this night Siany Repub i have have
personally assured Mr.. Passctt TINT such a
srHs n wo%a be Tse
who hnvo always voted tho Republican
hn t I'm their n
sett Wi!l coniine iis specsIes. It was declared,
issues. according, to his, advisers. are. oil
Wrapped up in tho two words. .Tammany Hall;
Assault nsS% INT he i tS qf0 H" %
prGbHne e h"r th With
Candidate Fassett and hs advisers have said
that they do not rely SO much on Democratic
disancctlOn Tor success as upon Republican
Central station last night ,Mr, Fassett, was
Who beiieya that il tho country bc@ocrats ' can
candidate of Tammany and not Of the United
Re Pence party. happy results for Candidate
The Dcm moe s State &
when it gets to work tomorrow will take steps
to Offset any ri IN this matter
mapped out with considerable smartness. His
ilrst st9pping place; VIII be at JtiGa this morn
man. tn" candidntc for Leutonant-G ovcrnor.
epn is to be in the morning
DRY, Of the dead statesman is still green
and, is a remarkable. influence in Re;
RSssoc vSs |nSs % friend
in t to be ays If f ySy
r"nks ani tnt tEs Tsf shdS ilS' f.
;eaFnsy the Sp%s q MT fiow S
MAKE TIERS a oWsr IS ysry %
in Wntcrt6wn even though it is the princi-
IT 3 S"Sn sent
cast That many kepubcans in Jefferson
to y91s Yr their Mr. F9ws
t.ey VII travel on n t. tie hoRo
e es % t asSo ali" has not 9" san ito
Ii !Re state for H ssvSraI y yca is '"iHio liz
ea hs M R G
many, Anothsr motive for tho visit to b!
tH% IN s Il hSt Mr.
who believe in him as u man and don't care
O. Canadian quarter on what ticket he runs.
Mr.. Fassctt'S instructions uro to discourage
such nelghborly sontmcntS
On Wednesday, night Mr.. Fussett will DO at
Malone. whore dov. Hill made an address on
Thursday night. On Thursday night Pough.
keepsio will hear Mr.. Fassctt. and on Friday
II Wayne, county OF John H.. CAMP. CHEF
Poodle lsaiser IN this campaign for the iiepuh;;
pass with his people at. Elnlira. On Monday
Hext no T. T., to to speak. ut syraeuse: on
on Wednesday, ana Thursday no viii '.ttempt
70 kick upn rpmpus in Buffalo. tho home Of
jamestown in tho afternoon and at Oicnn In
tho evening, and on saturday 10 Will end his
trip by boldly entering Dansyillc. l.yingstOn
county. where, tho clans of James W. Hads.
worth nre sulking oyer tho defeat Of their
young chettain at Rochester SO. for two
weeks Candidate Fnssett is to hustle through
the state on his mission. After that. II his
voice holds out another itinerary viii 10
malo out for him.