New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11

~ nrbIican ranks and that he would make Spio
did canvass 1 OIL inc ad that in Mr. Fasse the RePuo
uars had pnt forward Of their ahlest and aDbt
T TSq& RSouSh HHSB% he added ooSGsy
think be would make better CANDIDATE ior an over
than the State of New-lorR. hc "oula ha'o o."
fleming majority in Chicago ~. 4, brilliant
iCTontrSler Myers said Mt Fassets Is sected
W. tvnas no donht he would make good Governor buI
DON'T look for Republican victory ~ ln eoS rno,or
think the Democrats VIII WIN oy aOo"' 'o''O'
commissioner Gllroy while admitting the ssse.e 6
.rsona qualities Of Mr. Fassett and MS assoclsos, b
Pc RepuScan state ticket said that he thought taae
It had not the gh9st Of nS SHOW mr. Slr0'
scornsration Counsel Clark spoke 10 high terms Oh
Mr. Fassett frank able honorable m aSonne him
Sost ~ friends don't believe that Republican
can be elected" Mr. CLARK added "but one s 81 %
be- I should DO glad to see Mr. Fassett IN tne WV
Superintendent Brady of the Bureau Of Brdings
ala q have high personal regard for Mt Fassett
Whsn hs Investigating committee was at work mere ne
kept me before him all one day and was very ut when
he came 10 make his report he recommended that my
salary should be increased Naturally, have an OK
ceIlent opinion OF his discrimination" .uos
Police Commissioner McClave had 50 far recoseaeo
from his recent illness to be able 10 go TO MS Once
meeting Of the Police Board to-day He said "The
Repubcan ticket is excellent from top TO bottom anu
should cG aSSt the @ sas sspPfP 'Es Pon
candidate and will mi make ne Sgg tsis sn campaign
understood and wherever he goes ne sire to arouse
Enthusiasm and increase his popularity He s SURF 70
be the next Governor II the Republicans 40 teir uup
on election day.
ONLY WORDS OF coMMENDATToN IN BROOKLYN.
Nothing save commentator for the State ncKet
nominated at Rochester heard among tho HepuDh-
cans of Brooklyn yesterday. The strength anu SYM
mery Of it the subject Of favorable comment anu
the selection Of of the best-known men IN tne
city, ex- Ex-senator Eugene F. o'Connor, as oshoiua'o
Tor Secretary OF State was especially praised 4.
Naval Officer Theodore B. Willis said THE t MitS
Fassett at the head supported by such men as vroomsn
and O'Connor. the Republicans are OUT 20 WI" horld
he greatly pleased TO have It's representative on te
ticket that loyal Republican and strong canuiuA"'
i'" ET Fire Marshal A. B. Thorn said ut is a
splendid ticket and it looks to me as So %sS P e
together TO win Fasset yin poll nri. g ~ ReTScans
believe he will be elected in November" .r.o
W. H. n Cadmus OF the Edgnh o HS Tonn Ssn men the
Repubcan party has had in It's ranks IN many years
and one whose ard ability peDe con
nor ought to wrest the government Of the S.a6e IRON
Democratic hands. admire Mr o0onnOg Tor
Mayor Of BROOKLYN; ! believe that the ticket Will
WIN os pTtch.r SaS "The convention has done
well and the Democrats can't beat the Ticket whe9 be
they nominate Chaplin, Flower or MI nlSm, and
Republicans were never so united harmonious ""u
Herman Lehman said "I think the ticket Is
strong one scretarv Of state Mr. Fassett has an
honorable record and he will be ably SECONDED pS MT
SIayor Chapn said al have known Mr. FassStt ioT
about eight years. Personally he Is an agvete NAM
winning man He is gentleman ana an honor , IL
and his scholarly attachments are qute ~ no,,tirs
is thorough partisan and Is aggressive III p''. In
He makes strong canddate-that IS ne Is s"Vu i'P
resentativc Republican, - .,o,, =. poobes.er
moan that we are to have a Republican GoVernor my
era ~ good comradeslhp I'm the RernoH,a rls So
IN this CITY last winter. has eXtended over Ilc "
and we will reap the result in notable VcuorS !" -'
vember."
IADoR MEN WILL SUPPORT HIM HEARIlLl'
axe is personally the best man who conld nave pcon
nominated said George +. Murray, Master Workman
Of District Assembly No 49, last night SPEAKING {"
tho nomination of J. sloat Fassett for Governor
Continuing he said: "Alr Fnssctt Is fnend 10
working men For long time he succeeded N Keep
ng fie convcts I'm the State Prison rom coIhPctInt
with MS Then Governor Hill and his Assembly, "ohV
70 work and the competition was begun again no Il.
At the headquarters Of District Assembly, No, 50 o.
M 20 Union SQUARE much indignation was eApIcs@cu
last night nj report published in Democratlc PAPER
70 The effect that the knights of Labor were gong 70
send ont 100000 circulars denounrlng Mr. Fdssc'V'
80 such circular woud be sent out. -, uo.os
II Is n well-knOwn fact that nunlher On anee,Lu
Labor leaders are enemies of Mr. Fassett because ne
has at times refused 10 father IN the ete senite oI
tsin Wild schemes and crank" bills which they oe-
manA,v that he should introduce But the well
wishers OF organized labor and such Leaders a. w
7 FentOn OF the Granite Cutters unoh treorEe w.
WddIeton of the Amalcamatcd Society OF Carrentels
and Joners James f. QUINN eX-haster workman -, oi
have held places Of trust in labor oreanzatons are
NOT Influenced by the exaggerated assertions on Demo
cratic press and are confident that in Mr. Fassett ts
state win find an upright and fearless Governor