New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
SATISFAC TION IN THIS CITY
REPUBLICANS ALL DELIGHTED.
Confident THAT FAssErr AND The o No.
THE TICKET WILL WIN WITH
u.1oRITY - DEMOCRATS SAY IIiEA
MUST GO 10 WORK

Ce,,.otor Fassett's nomination was
Jailed with the utmost satisfacuoh " In and
Ncans NJ this city. AT all ue "P'0'' .or,.hodv,s
ho,els last night it was the one TOPIC IL s tTo+
month. only one sentiment was exp "a hoor done.
M tho. the hest possible thing hao Oe'" 80
~o9 ,oired with Republicans In DeaIins 20
- 49, .bo ability high character anu Vi"i MI
N.Y. Ne. 80 Mr. Fassett and while some Doi"O''"'
pD,. ~ con not succeed, not one was seen "i'
A,d not say that if a Republican was ~ "
rossott was the man who deserved 10 VIM ,,..,o,
a. tne Union League Club Mr. Fasse1ts %
Al tne ClnOn rodant delight The very air Of
was 49,, or,od N he charged with premonltlons
Vao Many congratulatory kilograms were seh'
- ~. roro,noe from the club The sentiment PIe-
'ouod that the man had been chosen " V",iS INV
,tondard who was capable Of carrying IL u Ni'UlS
One Of the first Union League Heiho0i' " toan
,-os az Congressman Edwin Einsteni VIM ooro
=. accent the place of Leulehant"o'' '"C-
urged " az ~ Who had written letter last week
vi .o declining for personal and business reaSons
T,nat do Won think Of the NOMINATION. VI MI
Fass,ttY, Mr.. Einstein was askeu o-4 MOI, that
aNr Fassett is OF the suonee'' mIt
oo,,d have been named was inc IeplS. 49,,
e in nv opinion a maS'hnoe"' @.,'rd IN
Few ADLER men than j. sloat fasse'' va" ohout
~" "Dle. There is a personal magnetism ABOUT
Vi0 - horms everybody. l believe that inc Nove
nm v,, .oo,ve will astOnish the Democrats Wen
10 w., a majority Of not less than 2OOoo OF "o'oo0
for him. - - rror,, y Mr. Frlnstein
continued and show what metal 'here - III .io
UDnt1,con Marty Knowing Mr.. Fassetts character
EepuDnoan do I am sure that he will make a
"iI that his party friends will be proud OIL anu
g.. .u carry uneasness and dlsnay into 'lc
Democratic camp Ill, 10 oloctcd's
aYou feel pretty sure that he Will De eleC.t HE
aInNeod he will lie will sweep the s'a'e HIS
hoom has Just begun ,,- ,o44on do
Nv rinstetn said that the fact that his lel'eF uo
1T, a Mace on the ticket was written week
tSoronrllv DISPOSED of the story that he h'd IT,
h,.d % On on the ticket with Mr.. FasSett ,
sever page secretary Of the Union League OIuo'
Ia Al have heard of Mr.. Fassett's nomination WIN
rraot pleasure. I feel certain that 1t VIII pi1ns
harmony all along the line. 1t VIII give e1l'o"l'1
ent 10 Republicans throughout the stare anu Is po''
that o,r leaders have gone in 10 win"
cororaI Horace Porter expressed his intense so'Is
.tinD in tbe following words u have regarded Mr.
rassott,s nomination as foregone cohflu9'o'' Inv
ardent handwriting Republicans all seehc4 10 W w,
him. He represents largely the young eeincuI VI
the party, which Is always the "c"Vo P'o
oressiye element Under the present coluiuoh VI
affairs he will have additional strehg'h III
hauing from the conntIC, instead OF new
York CITY, know of no RcpuoHcah "'o
can give a reason for not voting for MN ana wo',,e
for him. Fassetts name at the head OIL tie 1oho' ~.
claims that the Republicans themselves DeiieNe 'naO
,hey have GOOD chance Of success. 1t IS most saV
sfacory solution Of the questions involved IN le aho
convention campaign -,
Mr. Fassetts nomination was receiver au 'io h0P"O
ucan Club with every indication OF dehSht' NuDeIS
of the members gathered in the paIlors anu Ie"'i's
rooms. discussing the news from Rochester with the
cheeriest interest 49,
FxJudce John F. Baker said that the choice OF Mr.
Fassett would be especially pleasing to the yonhS men
OF the party, so than any other noliiil'uoI'
MIR. Fassetts record is clear and clean auueu -i'
Baker He has done great work in the inVesuganoh
Of abuses which have given him thorough knowledge
of the needs OF the state SO far as THIS eluD IS con-
cerned it is a most acceptable noml2ton and we VIII
support it most heartily"
Ex-Assemblyman r. j. Lewis SAID; No man III
New-York state has a cleaner record. His familiarity
with state affairs gained through his long service III
the senate is an excellent recommendation lie VIII
inspire enthusiasm throughout the state, particularly
among the young men. In New-lork here we mean
to make the fight of cur lives"
f. W. Bloomingdae, of the XXlst Assembly District
Republican Committee, and an ardent Republican Club
man. said feel that we are particularly lucky III
the nomination Of Mr.. Fassett. lie is not enough |
identified with any faction 10 hurt his popularity
and he will be supported heartily by the Republican
marty as by one man. lie is well posted in political
affairs and will know what weapons to use iii his |
canvass which predict will be an aggressive one"
Democrats seen about the Hoffman House were not
disposed to make light Of the nomination of Mr. fas-
srghtout fight aud that it would require all the power
that they could muster to defeat him.
Colonel Daniel s. Lamont was seen at the Holman |
House last evening, and he said: " MI. Fassett Is
very able man, and his nomination Is te Dest inc
Republicans could make. lie will make an aggressive
canvass which will require oil the Skill determination
the Democrats have 20 withstand. am Just sending
telegram to Fassett congratulating him on his nOm
nation, but am going to be honest with him and tell
him that mean to do all i can to defeat him."
John d. Crmmins said Fassett is bright, able !
young man and the Republicans could not haVciuohe
better than nominate him. His selection means WORK
for Democrats this campaign"
W. E. ID. stokes said Mr.. Fassett is an able man,
As his career in the Senate fully shows. Besides he is
personally one Of the most charming men in thelstate
dc is likely 10 make an aggressive and thorough can
Tsss | believe that the Democrats ,can beat him, but
4 is going 10 keep us busy ., -. -,
The nomination OF Mr.. Fassett aroused great en-
Musiasm among the members Of the Harlem Republican
Club last night Nothing put praise was hes ear o iOr
sral prediction that he would be elected by
majority that would place New-York state in the
Republican column in the Presidential election OF next
year beyond the possibility OF doubt. IL. NJ Greene
corresponding secretary Of the club, said Under
the circumstances the nomination OF j. Sloat Fsssett
for Governor Is the strongest that could possibly be
made made, l am confident that he will prove 10 be
j. T. Van DE Carr, another member Of the club, said
~ nave heard nothing but praise for the nomination
Will enlist the sympathy Of the young blood in the
republican party, and that means victory in ITSELF
Those Republicans In Brooklyn who heard Of the
iominaton last evening expressed themselves greatly
pleased with the selections at the State Convention
especially the placing OF Brooklyn on the ticket.
The nomination Of Mr. Passett was cordially commended
on all sides and assurances given that there would
be an enthusiastic rally Of the party 10 his support.
AS one member OF the party put it "The Convention
SlaLe will do the rest
Clarence A. Barrow, the former secretary Of the Re
pubicaH Generi Committee, said to Tribune reporter:
am greatly pleased with the domination Of Mr. Fassett
ne VIII be supported by all classes Of Republicans.
No man could nave been named who would get the
vote IN klngs county that Mr.. Fassett will. / am
going & Work al once % organize Fassett cIuh i'm
the Twelfth Ward, where my Office is, and hope TO
increase tDe hepuphcan vote there by 400 or 500 !
party Is IN excellent shape for roasng campaign
Secretary Of state Is regarded a fortunate one Mr.
OCOnnOr has served capably In the state S.n.a md
mas been talked Of a. candidate for Mayor. His name