The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-21
IN THE TWO HOSTILE CAMPS.
DEMOCRATS PLEASED WITH THE NEWS
IRON UP THE STATE.


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Republicans Chuckling Chieay Over Hopes
or Hsying Fun with Jones-Trying "a
Coax Cash Out or Philadelphia sns vex.
| ing New York Republican Importers.
Tho Democratic campaign managers are
unusually busy these days Tho regular docu.
ment distribution work. and telegraphic aud
mail correspondence on details OF organiza-
ton is supplemented by the care OF big stan
OF stump speakers scattered through the
State.
Their appointments have to be kept track OF
and the machinery for supplying the many
| calls must run smoothly. A sample OF the way
the thing works. which contains little trace
| Of a Joke on ex-senator Thomas T. Grady. was
part Of yesterday experience.
Late on Monday night Clerk De Freost was
busy trying to figure out how to get Col John
r. Fellows to last nights meeting at 1thica.
| 1T is easy enough" said Grady. The 0:lO
train from here will get him to Utica in time to
have dinner and catch the o'clock train.
| Then. with only ono more change he can get
to Ithaca Mt 8 o'clock. An old campaigner
| ought not to mind that"
Then Mr.. Grady chuckled at the picture pre-
sented to his mind OF Col Fellows rushing
across the State to mako o speech In town
five minutes after he reached 1t by
full days travel. Il ia good
thing that he had some fun out OF
It then. for II proved that the Colonel could not
go. and Mr.. Grady himself had to take the n.y.
ing trip that no old campaigner ought to mind.
Chairman Murphy Of the State Committee
reported on his arrival from UP tho rivcr last
night that everything looked as well as any
Democrat could wish 1t to look. He says that
the prospects have improved steadily.
Among the callers upon Executive Chairman
Griffin last evening was ex-Mayor William r.
Grace Mr.. Grace expressed q very optimistic
opinion OF the condition OF the campaign. and
s s Is Son
C Cord Meyer. j.. Of Queens. q former member
Of the State Committee and q famous political
Hustled Kenyon: Fox Co., with s Ollie Teal AL
Ct srss se sPaSStSsafn y
sSsS. tss eesatfo$ 81 s;StS Sslt
that a Lieut.. Gov. Jones' would stir, things up
I eenssa ahssg 81 mot
Republican to the Common Ple a. Court om;h; Al
s Sfss O. Ks di hss hs do
But their greatest satisfaction was over the
Union cE6 ss y; ne P stsss
ssasSrers The TACT Is thst while isnorins
SIaoe tssues III" thav c"n ~ rrv :TieerS
s e. k Ss Hs ea@p.sn are Sole
iting subscriptions north south: cast and
TsoT Seyy 5Gesa tSs
y ytstPsi fight. ' Their heir cry r Is: 'a'' -
f X GhSs sap 70 o et
year. and You you will get OF cheapy in 1s92 No
make New Ne YORK State Repubiicap this Year
~, aaauroi. We will
Claim that it is verdict on the national issues.
and the claim will DO believed all over the
This appeal is proving very effective; Only
ono serious setback has been suffered: The
sessed far New YORK But the
ciu6 declined to produce as usual for the reason
that they wanted more protection on w2rsted
meet eReir views IN the matter
tied up a lot Of worsted goods in tho bonded
stores BY raising a question on their valuation.
new New 9orH tie RESULT Is
serious complication In an otherwise smooth
usas s 5nas Ps tfsuna
gers as to the hest method OF making his super
vfSors Of assistance to the party ., ro. .. ~.
hotel both in the afternoon and evening. His
face had a sort OF meat-axe expression.
an d h Ns~ YORK. 7 it Viii r Ss Sessan co
eirusively, and no one, doubts that he viii be |
q os''SSs Harmony. At Some bis Republican
t %nestRs that Viii yta reca
went abroad The Republican State Com mittee
ton The corridor was crowded with com
ps}d sRe sshtest attenton to Mr. Miller
said "Good-by' to him.