The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15

selves It is not easy 10 say. RspoSts diiisr
Now the Convention is At hand. and Mr.. Nc.
that there 70 no demand for Chaplin in . single
:st ass s. s h nss:
report the sams general lack OF in.
. sss1!is!:ns :P:H s''s The s
he 9 %sS b sns s SS
2 y. r s:
II that seiei M TeS Mcis aanfr
ranks with lis 90 men from Rnes and X Rene enc
aase e Rs Rs ,eies. hfs shtn Syes son S"s
ut is Chaplin first. last, and all the tine me-
cspn Second o. Sses Rvns nS aI pphsp xs
siSs , or settlement o., any kind short Of
tlon. but It looks as. though The New York end
tho Brooklyn Bridge Is the best place from
which to see the fun.
THE LEADERS CAME FIRST.
It was rosy day. and Saratoga lay sleeping
IN the golden sunlight aprarentl unwnrne ed OF
the magic that was to change her In q twink
true that q bakers dozen OF men were mailing
Casino Which tS Lola ide 5 hS neE
s9 ms and YET IL to be bssisged tomorrow by
going through the hal OF the Grand Union
Hotel mailing up llscards to tell where
sb:e6sS Mns w 10 BE- oand nnd W WSe M
room the Cayuga county Democrats were lode-
ing. But the lovely summer resting place was
before It; The giant elms along Broadway
drooped their great branches over the every.
on The huge piazzas 81 the LARGEST ho,es IN the
world we're the traditional summer groups Of
stockings, pQraSOls. and Cloves TO match. the
LIMP LINN, and =, Glingns dress OF the day. The
rone nna down the Ssosa sTs
toned landaus. and the young mnlo dnniiss
we're dashine along in heavy carts that ium-
OF the harness chains. Within the United 81 ates
and the Grand Union. under the shade Of the
lovers wandered. side by, side. and the, little
Girls IN their teens worked the SLOT machines.
your-age- ma hines which in wears to come
they will studiously avoid or torture into tell
Noon came, and several OF the lenders OF the
Democracy established themselves in the best
and md biggest Grand Union bedrooms S The lion
many tribe. got a great room. on ono wall OF
ssS were two entitled bs
sat down. with those he was anXio to talk to.
and stood up with those to whom he meant
IN anu
S S!So good Listener and man Of mar mar,
painness dark duo w Suit wshsut YIN the
ssS i soS aS ss sS"sons M sr. so Would
sSs Mr. g. and
Snlins CTsar Tuiy 81 at desks in one little
"a sea o sass n Mr
while he. received caller, aiisr caller and
a.sured them al that :. the Fassett ticket
Rochester than it had been since ~ would DO
In the future, He was iull OF pl,Lns for tho
and it may err ee
were VIII such good effect that III
enemies viii be discounted. Down that main
ss Of 'SGF Hn
speaker Of the Assembly and loader from Erie:
the fights, sklrmishes., and bal ties OF the
Democrats In the lower House for these many
ba ss o his
two rooms was crowded all the afternoon
ana evening. while knots stood without in
enjoyed That priyiIese were sprprIsed to md
asSs of. tor
sad Sata Tor pacs tie
state ticket on his hands.
am in brine condition for the campaign. ami
you may tell the readers OF THE suN tha! am
nor sna Sst eos Be-
=. Otner notable. headauarter,: are those OF
Mr.; MAYNARD and q r. H. Hon: frank lice tho
p nH !as also es%s ahead
ms Hnsea States Hoe In ths Teo a
Of the big County Democracy leader
5sSss Ba JAMES TSomS
9lss r a1 VIZ wsos s's S Ssr ii @
,Sse IL hSsea Tsm not fsssns polises IN
Hs! o aSsy a %a as
the largest dining hall on the contlnent. "
Il do not know said he: hear they
they'll! only lot in hall OF me the Counties will
get a fair representative"
LOOKS LIKE Two-pAY CONVENTION.
The question how long the Convention will
a Sasnce 10 SSe seadensy detsy aiWas s
S reaksrs any, are abroad IN the ian land
Yet Gov. Hill is believed to 30 in favor Of a
ON the sl sS by commen emit but without
the express approval OF Gov. Hill, Is not in fa-
MIR. Sheehan says: Tho contestants should
have all The time they think they ought to have
on each side OF ench question; and every one
have an opportunity to be hoard, even II It
takes US till Thursday.
In answer to tho same question these other
Sst Sa asi.su until wedues
day. whatever day we begin TO nominate we
will stay in session then until the ticket Is
complete"
Richard Croker: 1.-TWO days. The New York
boys like 10 stay in Saratoga rs long ~ they
can. but Of course 1t depends upou tho cou-
tests. and how much time they take"
r. l.. Ridgeway-I doubt II they will get
through IA a day though some of the contests
will be withdrawn.
Maurice q. Power Three days. They can.
not settle NIL those things any sooner
Charles McGee-We Will DO here until Thurs
Commissioner Thomas F. Gilray-We will
get through Wednesday afternoon
Peter boyle Of Butlnlo-rhe programme Is to
rush right through. but We will have to DO
here two days.
leve that 1t Will last two days, though we may
get through in one
THE INCOMING OF DEMOCRATIC LEGIoNs.
Tho magic that was to transform Tho lazy
place into n humning ceutre Of po-
litical plotting. was in The form OF hall a
dozen nncommonly long special trains Of, Pull:
man cars that were rolling up the valley OF
the Hudson from that Inetropolis wLichiMr
Fassett declares Is no longer In this State, but
d rnovaI Mast Whoaa raj n q hrou IN 4 H..