The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-10
nruOCDATS FEELING FINE.
cry THE NEWS rs GOOD FROM
* nj piHTS OF THE MATE.
ration spcechcs-Loads or "ony
INV. r,,n,v and Plenty More In Albany.

,..,rn Docume nts OF the Cooper
MAMIE S,s.ch,.-Ioads OF Harmony In
. ~. county and Plenty More In Albany.
,,,ic.s already received from up tho
i"0 .n,,orninc tho effect Of tho Cooper Union
a'" ..ootin,r arc such ns to I'LL the members
na,' nor,,croiic state Campaign Committee
%. a'. satisfaction. In every direction 1t
Nss,I,oJ in smashing the protcnce with
~, Tho Rcpublicans hnvo sought to OBJ
N". ,ho issucs of tho campaign until TINT
80, il AS Nat rs tho ladies' pan
Es ss hnts that blossomed In straw In tho
,'ae ~ IN, summer girl and now -four
an' t. t., in our streets. Tho speeches
az H,, IA mt into tho shape OF campaign docu-
.',,,s and spread from Lake Erie to the sea
Sh,irman Griffin OF tho Democratic Executive
ca..r,,,,ec is usually averse to being inter-
,icwei. but ho said yesterday:
.Ih,ve given sonie attention to politics for
.,.,,tv years anil in that time hnve never
w;tncssed Gathering 40 notable. have seen
,,,,.r demonstrations III point OF numbers.
I.t,,a ,rc wsre careful to avoid assembling u
.,'.ss a, neoplo that we could not accommo-
,,,,e But recall no public assemblage OF any
tini more efertual in tho accomplishment OF
n, nurposr So far az am concerned would
no willing that tho voting should take place
NEXT Tuesday. without another effort on the
n,t o, the State Committee in the way OF en-
Iirhtcniug the public on the platform or poll
css Of oar PARTY. it would only detract from
IN, character Of our meeting to say that 1t
rasa comrete refutation Of the silly gable
which Inns thus far characterized tho platform
utteranccf Of our opponents"
Tn. campaign of the Democratic managers
vli b. carried on briskly on tho lines laid
down in the speeches Of Thursday night
Eypry arrangement has been made to supply
speakers for meetings organized in all pnrt,s
ottne state. But the methods OF thc com th,ain
across the street. Tho Republican state Com;
mit.rc lays out o schedule Of meetings anu
"rIrrs the local machine TO get ready Tor them.
The Democratic Committee 1rranges to sup,
us the orators for meetings In response 70
genuine demand for them from the local
Thc nomination Of Charles T. McClelland for
senator in tho Westminster district; In the view
Inexperienced campnigners. greatly strehgthn-
nG STATE ticket and the nrt bench in
the rhird ju,iirin district nsnres big ma
o,% oil round in Albany end kensss sInt;;v,r,
..snr r Of the oLltera,ion Of all traces OF
r,.alrrti ion there. Instead ofdangcr to speaker
shSolan from tho fractional differences 81 the
rsl pride IN the candidacy Of an Erie man on
lie State ticket would bring out rousing vote
in his fay": The contest S oyer the. the n h;t
trncss AT the time the caucuses and primaries
held has been entireiy h aITboa
s1nifnS q NayGr Bsh sn
x Fields. and Wilson $. Bissell has been aI-
pointed with unanimous consent from both
ss viii %sd the ta1 w h9d sSSef
ii" CITY and County Conventions on Monday
and Tuesday The tickets That these conven-
oh, will PIT in nominaton will further Ff, EN-,
nation Of Gep Fields for Commissioners Of Pub
% i se sa@nf H each what Mere
formerly the two wings OF the democracy IN
[, Among the Democratic Sampaign documents
1881 secured for the State the lowest tax
rate in thirty.sx. years It gives the exact
Fssss & hs s ns in ri
h he. H asrter; Eesterday: On this sIbjsct ~
n f q hS ,e Ss ssd ssate is
H. npSpd q stas
aqsf the IN as dssSts to
lsrt that the purchase OF Niagarao Park In
S ns s IN N 9s. e9 SS t4e de S te 81
lie State sun unprovided Tor is less than million
.ars oHr cash balance SEPT ~ az the Close Close
.itsady rasssd by ~ Assembly. reached the
heard.of piece # Legislative practice. i It
bill no one could tell what the, outcome would
be- The pronosition was made in connection lon
counties The United States direct tax re-
fund; It did net belong e 81. the counties.
But for the sake Of compromise: Senator Can
tor our leader in the Senate. did offer to help
. las his measure. II the Republicans would
agree to pass tho Comptro!ler's bill! taxing the
have produced sufficient revenue to make it
Unnecessary to raise a dollar :or state pur-
POSES by taxes on real estate, Tho expenses
Of our State Government would haye been met
BY y hs srs,iHl taXss IS thsy are in New Jersey
aSeG ted t. the S9mREomise nr2tRSsit9I
ne ne state wern opposed to the Comp.
tM5o,!ers bill. ! am reminded, that Mr..
pres pres C., C"Imoany. which asyer Yaid dollar q
50 bya Democratic Comptroller. | carried his
n, Sase through all the courts Of ths State in
ue United States Supreme Court. II was