The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
main what he said was for all to hear who
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phtiNo sLOAN 10 lhhE ibhSh'
1t is now the effort OF all who have pride In
the ticket to induce Senator Sloan TO take the
second place. lie Is a slow. blooded. cautious
man. and says no does not believe In crossing
bridges until he comos 10 them.
He is urged both ways. but the inen who
want him to take the profered honor are ten
again-t every one who advises him TO continue
outside the breastworks
!. beg ms TO look as though he will be ready
to accent in tho morning Ii lie does the Re-
publ cans will have rea! ham am.nnd-GIofy
Convention.
FAssErT DEuoLps HIS BOON.
Collector Fassett. when he arrived here
this morning found his boom rushing ahead
at full speod. He had neglected to EN-
gage rooms at tho Powers House, where
most OF the Republicans are stopping. out he
received offers oil hospitabls quarters from Two
old residents. who RENE mber him a. astudent
at Rochester University little over fifteen
years ago. He declined them. and nut up at
tho Bartholomuy llousO. lust a few steps from
the general headquarters OF tho Eepubli-
cans in the Powers House. Tho young
| Collector had scarcely secured the rail
/ road Crime from him before he learned
| that Andrew d. White had sent letter 10 tho
Republican managers declining to become .
candidate for Governor at this rSonyention.
NOR meite n reayea W.ek loom was
dead aud beyond gil hopes OF resusci,ati9 On
s me- IN III tina. wou
be next door to idiotic politics to- nominate i
him. He WINS 9ogethsr to yer 10 on ~
I the Empire State. His candidacy would have
necessitated nil sorts Of exp anatlnns. and
! w0ri. he would have been n can iidate who
/ would have been constantly put upon the do
7 This is not in accord with the all-pervading
spirit! noticed III al circles he'. to-day CAL
him Boss liass or DnatGr ri, on ahy He e
ready Tor a light Ho Ielis,e tia, VITA las.
aett at the head OF the Eepubisap state Ticket Hes
than an equal chance Tor victory tor the ticket
this fall. 1t Is very apparent that he has re.
and Along he Vas s VIII" viii The
the 4end. Of Hss
", Wadsworth in tho southern r TIER may y
ss sSs hs ss
delegates are solid for Fassett Possibly the
act U Uadly and spit siuils but even the young as
ni,ant himself does not lear SAD results IN IN
s Ss Is ne TGs aa 81 he
men are around to-day breathing slaughter
and nil that sort of thing but tbs lonGe. heads
ZION cannot for the life q them sec what the
ll3p!s; or, for that matter spr.ns Ing Of
The Is or erwhsiminciy defeated. So that in the
main the universal sentiment a.! day long has
b. nOlnttu ulIectly AT INC young 'Oll'CkOE vi lHo
publican state ket.
erei M he as
unaniinous'y declined; lie saw that Me drift a,t
70 lsssf' lr rt p o ira and as af sn
erai Sf VINO wa. H Killed in the Wie ness. he
grns,,ously arcertrd the situation: Int he he
as t" Who VIII seS it. Ex Mayor Hecher lie
mentioned. and 80 has eX Congressman Ed
wald Einsteinn IF New York Guy, but nothing
cen freely discus ed as good ono t" advance
Hss vi. @ Sass g Ii
chanees for tbs Lieu een nn -Governe, ship a.
May nGys nssn b nea al dh h1
ticket. and whiie tbsre will doubtless 10
changes in the slate TO- morrow. the inaq most
Hslcss q hocklanI while William 4: su,ner.
aTysr Of 'hs l. for
Secretary q State. and yerpl.nek Colyip, the
dack survey. is in the van for the nomiuation
for State Engineer
GIBBS AND FISH MAKE PEACE WITH PLArT.
But OF all the conferences held in MIR. Plat,'s
place nnol,ly alter noon. Methuseah : eve
smith Of tho Appraisers stores in Nov YORK.
RI Ts. at lie .sDsnia y IL
early days 1t peace in the New York ustom
n aa% s Is a. rosa Of s Kat Of s o
Heavy knuckies noun ding on the outside no.
,.a ,na, spmehG1' Wv hHnh .o
door With a i!oMrsh; in walked lohany BroiS
SKY The s ssrTI Sut f n.h.G With LAY o
sag e hi@ %sIhisd big ian Fsh # hstnaM
dist,i"t New York. Boz III Fish and Gibbs aye
eyer six 1se. in their socks; ana Iii,is Bsodsky
ssSsFE"s fs'': k. Out hs 'FH as
crs sSn h.rs mo the 'S;Ssa ana
ST whss as at the M st
shook hands heartily with Gibbs and cordially
bowed to f,h they d9 ;sw WatnG &c e
ness their saiaaIns. and the hearty ,orlI Atty
mater S" Of , 'hs sas years. asa
they were the stumbling blocks at Al.
Sansea By eSf T fhsFs
ne side OF senator Fnsss't. the aeknSwledge,i
were as u eek 10 you. plense, mixing their
reaee; The wh',l'gig Of rolitics hsd CHANGED
te situation ana ,he cor w.re n'M ,s nr
hadn't seen them to speak to in months. ana
they chartered togsthet ,nTt a. al there
all-pervnding harmony tetwesn them. Alter
making their peace they trampsd down stars
eated saying that Tor two days he had tried
10 bring alb Ut this reconci atiun.
Right here Will 1T In a small. Int none the
less Int e4linR mosaic in the situation urder
Collector I;rnardt Gibbs md Fish hal vast
tom House. When The Colonel le.irned aud
fassett came ia Gibbs and Fish lembled for
their followers In the customs service. Eas-
seit. tho n.w Collector had good reason TO re.
member the att tuds of Fish and GLIB, toward
him at Albany. but Fassert. out.id Of cutting
or ~ lev, Of tie minor places held by the Fish
and Gibbs men. has made no sign that he re-
membered the conduct Of the y" -. E man from
This mugnapim Gus conduct greatly pleased
them and had possby something TO do with
to-day reconciliation,
BIT or INSIDE POLITICAL HISTORY.
Another feature also Ind something to do
with it, and this Demonstrated again tina.
Fish and Gibbs are suppliants and must be on
their good behavior, This new feature is that
| II Collector Fassct. is Nominated iur Governor
10. morrow Ito Will Immediately forward his
resignation as Collector to l.residen. Harrison.
The progrninm" now Ia not to wait day or an
hour. but to hurry on the resignation to the
President Already Fnssett's successor has
supposito other than tina, the President will