The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-30
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| Kepubiiesns Scared At His Ambition 10 be
the Fartv Gear.
Mr. Henry @. Burieigh. formerly Congress-
man from the whitehall district, and politi-
| clan who knows good deal about the feeling
in the country districts. has been spending q
| fcw days In New York and he has been talking
| in tone that would not please Mr. Piatt's car.
| Mr. Burleigh expresses his amusement that
certain Republicans who have publicly de-
nounced Mr. Plat and who have talked and do
now talk In private with such severity as their
command OF English permits Of Plattism
should be meekly submitting to Platt's disci-
pline. Said Mr.. Burleigh talking to friend .
day or two ago:
II do not sec any SO in making pretences
any longer. It Is my opinion and the opinion
Of the best informed Republicans who are not
blinded by Plat prejudice that Mr.. Flower will
be elected by from $4,000 to 10000 majority.
| and these figures will indicate to some extent
| the feeling which exists among self-respectine
| men in the Republican party about Mr.. Plat"
Tho opinion which Mr.. Burleigh expresses Is
voiced by other Republicans 80 that It 10 ap-
parent In this last week Of the canvass that
they are realizing what success means in this
election for Plat and what perils there are in
the success for self-respecting Republicans
Said ono OF the most distinguished Of Repub-
licans yesterday morning. a man who has held
high ONCE. but is not now activ. In politics.:
Il have heard within the last few days as
bitter comments on Me- Plntts methods. his
tyranny and his humiliation Of Republicans
Of higher repute before the community than he
has ever enjoyed as were uttered against him
when he came so near wrecking the party In
the summer Of 1881. Men are beginning to
realize what the success Of this ticket means
for Plat. II he wins It makes him absolutely
master not only Of the organization but OF the
ead ks hand at The throat 81 V every In tbs
Republican party whose self.respecs for
BIDS vii hp &c sas' a"sy f Rss
e mS "rS an Nv has york Already w
Is m n CANVASS in 9 the f Empire State
years yee s ago when the honest sentimsnt 81 ths
saG S der s sn%sny re MI n Mas
paigns were not fought by the Republicans on
That issue; they were fought on the Eripoi9les
has already 5ToaFst R is party down to the Isysl
wins vim s with his. ticket. he Will not only
nate the. Federal Administration. He Will at
this country. and there will be no hope or am
biton for any Repnblican who does not submit
Tammany dynasty and, the dynasty Of one
individual who has absorbed political power
1e n tn shs
are talking in that way. At the Union League
Club: Of which am Ia member: many are be-
his !expostulatlcns: nevertheless has caused
defeat OF the State ticket would be in some
measure compensated for by the fact that Plat
6d s ss sssssh j. t BIS ma
son Square Garden on Monday night has been
the topic among Republicans who have been
hint q what his real feelings aIe. It WINS
% al u sn e he yerv
twisted into any endorsement 81 Mr.. Patt., or
epaa msn1 to @ethods WIN MS
M !s isnd Are s sayng to-day that
there will be some indication Of the hostility
to Platt's methods discovered in the votes
s in ta district TT hs in y Masse ae
dstTie and Erwin IN tie St se oe ds
It is whispered iy around among the Republic
thlt It NJ pats nnS tb In
cans carry the Legislature, to .reapportion the
human ioresisht brig It about the Less
NJ Fasse{t have out plan Of reap
Mr as has
been confdentislly Whispered. is to revolution
snS espses hs SsT fS so y o
provements which are Contemplated. 50 that
Republicans by VOTING, for Plutt's candidates
for Executive or legislative offices. he simply
sds MI ra 81 aps s pans
Of NeT xxx ty aso
' NJ Fassett has stated to he his belief that
q single vote. A very, prominent merchant Of
this city. a man who has been conspicuous In
Is to n9 N
assertion. and he sent last week for dozen
men upon whom he could rely. and employed
tricts Of the eity. VISITING the small shopkeep-
q the and
sentiment was in that, respect
Yesterday morning he had reRorts from al
rhe
of small tradesmen. especially, In the upper |
part Of the island who expressed tho utmost
were waiting to vent that indignation, at the
polls. Most of these men were Republleana
simply unanimity Of Opinion IL this regard.
and among the real estate dealers such indig-
nation could hardy It
tho city, and upon 1t this merchant was willing |
the Republican party would lose from. 10000
to rs, 900 votes north OF Twenty third street |
and he asserts that, even II there was no other
Issue In the canvass. In his opinion the resent
ment which the loss Of the Worlds Fair 10
causing would cost the Republican party the |
election.
Sow HIS First Recognition OF Buckley ~
Governor.
MDpLErowN. Conn.,. Oct 2o.-Judge Calef OF
4. h. 80 |