The sun., 1891-10-07
THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
xTS HETT0TE TO BE SOUNDED At
COOPER UNION To-MORR0W NI0HT.

CrowdinE Up 20 Tako Part-Yesterday'i
Wesa1uarters work-An Together ON the
state Ticket Whatever Happens Locally
The Hon. Roswell p Flower wont to Water.
town yesterday morning. Family matters
mado II necessary for him to 10 home. but he
was accompanied by Secretary York. and his
Important work In connection with organizing
tho Stato campaign will not be interrupted.
His place Mt tho Hoffman House and
tho headquarters was nllcd by Chair
man Grimm Of tho Executive Committee.
and the work went briskly on Mr.. Grifln
saw Gov Hill nt Albany on Saturday and in
vited him to make n speech to tho Cooper
Union meeting tomorrow night at which Mr..
Cleveland Ia TO preside. The Governor said he
would gladly do 80. and tho Committee npprc-
cintos that tho koy notes Of tho campaign will
be sounded then. Everything else points to n
notable demonstration. tho only drawback be-
ing tho limited capncity OF the hall.
Already applications have boon received for
tickets for Indies and their escorts to number
beyond tho number Of seats In the hall. It is
probable that no tickets will be issued except
70 tho platform.
Tho list Of proposed vico-Presidcnts was
made up nt such short notice that the nm
nouncemcnts to tho gentlcmcn selected wero
not mailcd until Monday evening. A prompt
reply was requested. SO that no nnmo should
10 used without authority. and postal card
was enclosed with each invitation. Not u
docllnation has yet been received. and most Of
The cards boar an intcrpolated word or two
signifying that tho invitation is gladly. cheer
fully. or willingly accepted.
Among those received yesterday were an
Gwers from Con. Daniel L Sickles. Con. Fitz
John Portor. o. u. Potter. Isadore Wormser.
Peter D. Olney. ex-Gov. George Hoadley. Ed
G. Oppenhoim, Joshua Grcgg. Simon Stern.
schaick. g. G. Baldwin. s. D. Babcoek.
George B. Mcclellan. J. J. Little. Edward
S Unl John .R, r. voorh's, s,o Willis s. S,. rains
Henry Hilton penlamin WOOD. De Wit j..
sSs%1n ManE rr11sn o Bartlett ass,r 1hs0sGst h % "
kingsbury custs. F. R. coudest John A. Me-
Two interesting points wcro cleaned from
ss on all Of the tho
state that the campaign CRY Of anti .Tammany
il falling lat Of course it could not make
The Republicans any more Republican than
think that the 7. .Tsmm,nnyy am, people are good Dem
sencs.ning them as Democrats is 81 IN the direc;;
t10p Of an expectation that tho Wigwam will
SOU up u tremendous DemOCTuC.C majority.
Some of these letters make comparisons be-
tween the tax rato OF Democratic New York
and the Interior counties which are dominated
by Republicans. Tho taxes in the city are less
per capita and in the ruto per cont.
4 Z The recent trip Of Champion Promiser Hus-
ted through tho State is tho subject of reports
intbe letters received daily. TnE sTN has al.
pc Canal Department. and Dairy Derprtment
inspcctorships go literally that he has
from ak to dozen men on his list for each
Office The locul promisers have continued this
munncence and the offices ere still being
promised. Not only that. but the Republican
workers In the cities are being urged to every
effort Should the lightning happen to strike
and Plntt 4 Co. secure the State they promise
to turn over all tho city Governments and
make places galore for the faithful.
The State Committee yesterday sent re-
%ss' @ s staIp tie H Gfs oas srs Il
lgust- A special invitation. to which a favora-
bio response Is expected. was stnt to Mr.. Cor
man for tho Brooklyn meeting of tho 18th.
lsidor Raynor of Baltimore, q Hebrew orator
OF national reputation. Is included in the inyi-
tAtion.
The storeopticon moon man began to attract
attention last night to the fact that election
bring Enameratlon. kespportionmont. kee e and G'
GOnstitutional Convention" is sample Of the