The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-29
THE CAMPAIGN IS RUSHING.
HOPES AND ExARS OF TIE RIVAL
STEERING COMMITTEES R0RTRATkn

Distrust, saA CArpaaG n ths Hats -
Hsstea - Mayor ersaes seIid Facts
Asaiast Fssssscs FaisehseAs.
State Committee Chairman Edward Murphy.
| Jr.. returned to this city last evening after q
| flying trip TO Troy. whore the Democracy
| turned out at big sheehan meeting on Tues
day night He brought back news ofthe conttn-
| ued improvement in the outlook for Flower
and sheehan. and despite his well.known
prediction for having things in black and
white he deepened the glow In the roseate
tinge OF the Democratic political sky. Execu-
tive Committee Chairman Griffin. who had
several conferences with Gov. Hill during the
day met Mr.. Murphy with an equally good re-
port Of the situation from the advices and In
tervicws which the day had brought to him.
Perhaps the most significant OF all the In
formation gathered during the day was the
we'll authenticated udvices from several quar-
tiers that the orders have already gone out to
the Republican workers to sacrifice anything
and everything. Fassett. county tickets. or even
Assemblymen. where 1t can BIO made to help
q fight for Senatorship. The most direct
proof OF this comes from the First district.
where 1885 picturesque battle between the
brothers Capt Ed and Capt Sim Hawkins 10
succeeded by W. Floyd Joness tight with
Lucien Knapp The orders are that anything
may be traded for O vote for Knapp.
Thomas & spratt OF Ogdensburg. the we'll
known ClevelandMagone Democrat. reas-
sured the committee as to st. Lawrence. Fas-
sets northern lights county. He said that
the Democrats were united and alert. and that
the Republican claim that they would carry
II By more than 5000 was ridiculous. though
Miller's majority there was 1880.
Testimony from observers with no State
-. nton
Tsspsy ks1S ss
Sns Of his meetings ip gualo He was there .nS
iieved that such complete union and harmony
gould follow 90 quickly upon the situation he
be to see witch Side Gould do the most for the
ticket; In Ilion. on his way east, Mr.. I,hIrsnsy
ssanss f Sss n0 but
haye come out against F AsNtti, =, Ko,tr,tv
s sssm moss she
are eSs nsarp end on
Saturday night Il hamming at high! pressure Ss
ces @ TSe 81 srna
vind-up On Saturday night will witness about
The Republican headquarters. people had
They were ashast at the foolishness Of Fsssstt:
Sesn Of q nsa
his head against the stone wall OF Congress;
81 the record that M. Flower voted for the
Pesson S Tie Fer Diem ensep
many deserving private pension bills, lnf Aud
ps sns ses
Then they wondered how Mr.. Fassett could
be 60 foolish az to say mo delegate was i'd ad;
not the brand Of Cain on his brow.
Mayor Grants letter. correcting their candi-
city. also bothered them Gen. Hustled testi-
to his b sGmpas
WITH Gandldats Fassett: The same .Tassess
Mofd feT issae ri u The Mayor iitsie Ji9%s
): He shows by his letter that he is full TO the
notably good speaker. he viii have a great ad.
10 the campaign Mr.: Fasseft >. is very
aes nenth as Still nuR Re Wiling to TIE
fresh and great orator Of Tammany Hall His |
but feels Ssp S hs a
e e t
This is james Windy. Hustled
The erowning effort of the day was the full.
aoD ct s Go liz q
Stos IS writes a veritable Barchard letter. but
Rsss IL s'us
felt That is rank and fiie and pro@inent lead.
ers stood for all that was most, promising In
sS s
sd agasa
Cleveland. This est mate was weakened. only
leading politicians q the Democratic party in
his effort TO secure second term..
ns 81 sead seM h m pse
q national election. Or be led away. by ma
hall. OF what we can, reasonably expect Will be
IN honest aaminstrat91n r. against we'll
ses asssd
against Nj: Fassett is that he Is said to be 4ir:
II DO not know either of the gentlemen per-
sonally. but havo taken some pains to In
1uire as to the personSl character and stand
charitable work In fact q worthy and honora-
81 %sG V M sGS
9ne; and hs sosms. alt9gsther an scSeptebIe
o any mans man.. hut II he H. Nj. Platt's man.
hen the more such men Mr.. Plat has the bot
ter for tho State |
=, What this State wants above all things is
proper government Of the cities. Nj. Fassett
ratio majority In the State comes from the |
titles. especially from The city Of New York.
arpish tks prominent influence '' among si It's
.ank and hle. There are many good men still
, ,. with !, that party In the vain
thss %sy about Sa,
'ay that some nice young pep had recently
blessing to Ii. fhls must account Tor the In.
ury have noticed resulting 70 all the young
yith this soandalous organiEat!pn. fsmmsny
oans t %soS sse
Ting ,, them - return. ! have been
nd ed editors oI relied upon at the d@s
nd strengthen the cause OF what we
oEeside re- coed new giving
lassett II Is all very well 70 talk ahont sIlYer |