The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-03
DEMOCRATS DRIVING AHEAD
PROPOSED TRIBUTE TO MIR. FLOWER
By HIS COLLEAGUES.

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By HIS COLLEAGUES.
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| Next Thursday Gov. HHill and Mayor Chaplin
| VIII Address n Mass Meeting Called by
che State Committee - $4,000 of Demo-
| cratic Money Ready n Anybody Wants
20 Net q Little-Mr. Flowers Callers.
Clerk Charles II. Do Frcest Of the State Com
mittee established himself at IL West Twenty
fourth street yesterday. and began to get
things In shape at the working headquarters
Of the Democratic State campaign. Police
| Commissioner Charles F. MacLean and
| Congressman Amos J. Cummings. after
meeting for organization OF the Committee
on Literature OF which the Congressman is
Chairman. turned in to help in the work Of
making ready. The arrangements for the out
put Of documents and the establishing OF
Communication with County Committee Chair
men and the local organizers will be In work
ing order in q day or two.
Tho most important work OF the day or
that In which the most progress was made
was done at the Hoffman House rooms.
where Executive Chairman Griffin and
Candidate Flower remained. and whore
Mr.. Griffin will keep headquarters through
out the campaign. This work was con-
nected with grand ratification meeting to be
held under the management Of the State Com
mlttee next Thursday evening at suitable
RIuSc HUI yet beleCteu SnHTleS W. DnyUOu anu
others are'charged with the details. The prin-
cipal speakers will be Gov. Hill and Mayor
Chaplin OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. Flower will return to Watertown early
next week. He is famous in the party in the
State for his ability as an organizer. and he
Will remain in personal headquarters there
to give his attention to work In that direction
Tor while.
Among the callers on him at room 81 yes
terday were the Hon. Smith NJ. Weed Of Platts-
burgh. who spent half an hour in cordial con-
ference with the candidate. and left
him with a feeling OF satisfied conf
dence about the Democracy OF Clinton
codhty: John B. Riley. lieutenant Of
Mr. Weeds, was also on hand with suggestions
Of, political value. Among the other callers
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cratic Congressman from the Monmouth dis |
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of The
meeting. Of which not less than fifty Congress-
men would appear and many make speeches. |
twenty-one New York state members. eight or |
Southern ones: would make up tic number.
TURNOUT. Of ali Of them. though XII. Flowers
popularity among his colleagues is great The
the meeting with an imposing escort Of 500
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President Harrison fetired from ONCE. ! Re.
some e the cartoons that print
where Tom Reed received his increased ma
wearing his nightcap. The result showed
that he had been wide awake. It was
largely due to his efforts that the country
was swept SO thoroughly by the Democrats
last fell. Indeed, the Democratic majority was
and without parallel The
Democrats Of the nation owe debt of graft
tuGo to Mr.. Flower for his efforts in TINT cam
paign., He actually made bricks without
!. Congressman Cummings turned to Speaker
John g.. Carlisle when he finished speaking
net disappointed. Tho Speaker heartily en-
dorsed all that had been said. He had accom-
panied Mr.. Cummings up stairs for the
purpose OF calling on Mr.. Flower and ex-
pressing his best wishes for MIR. Flowers sue
CESS He had Just returned from Narragansett |
Pier. VIII gro the Senate Finance Committee has
been carrying on its tariff Investigation. He
vas caught little behind the season down
that the committee had taken a great mass of
which would have to be boiled down |
and arranged before any deductions could be
Edward Kearney one OF tho New York men,
bers OF tho State Committee. announces that
no has got $4,000 to bet on the election Of
j. B. Mil,.r writes 10 The SUN to say that he
Eas not present at the Manhattan Club ratif-
fcation meeting and Is not for the ticket.
The United German Democracy.
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