New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-25
nrIITICAL AND PERSONAL
PUBLIC MEN AND AFFAIRS
,ox OF THE cAMPAIGN-MEYER FOR
v,yoH GAINING STRENGTH
FAssETT TO sPhAK

v.yoR GAINING STREN'Ih-
FAssETT TO SPEAK.
v..., situation has undergone considerHoc
ne F~ ,.s,D week The confident air OF inc
thSt % long rs the Republican cahoua" ~.
ps@os oomparatively unknown and they tno"s",
rro candidate had "walsover' has ounis.N
pr .N ,., Al anxiety in regard TO the result li'
pa n who feared that the prestige Oh pV'o'
BspS'.+ Of the Democrats would prevent 'nel'
@pN IA that the campaign would hol PRIV -
DIV, a. complete the effective WORK pekun o.
H 01s hy the Union League Cluo 10 oue' :. 4ho
rcep"V a,o greatly encouraged by the resuiV VI "'0
ssndaa~ erdipe last night The poicy OF DC
sse1s W. nett OF Mr. Meyer. the Republican can
Dtans ~ vsyor and the abuse Of the honest INDUSTRY
Gdse WI - tas eained his livelihood, have caused u
'~ -..cAou in his favor. II Is saying l'',o VI
irNs - ,bot he has nObly stood a test Ii"' uOO''
". Nv, that stuff a man Is made Inc oon"ue"'o
BEG s.,ds that he would prove TO oc lue n'" 10
As ,,apcy is shown not 10 nave oeeh "'sp'''NV ",
tN steadily maintained smllhs com
E nas --eat audiences he has borne himsen IKE
@ s,,ed for the most responsible once N u.o '''
psn - many friends by his quiet dignity
has mani ,ers on the Democratic side In the pres
Al VIC 20 have as carefully avoided the discussion
ea' ter scandal of the present administrator a.
Nv dangerous bomb shell with hshteu Iu'0'
~ 1890 handled n -, explode with the ihoso
enc '~ ,,s strict orders have been gwen 10 all
snOu, 70 connne themselves TO the issues OF nee
ne sP~ - coinage. the Worlds Fair ana Rih~eu
tSuN : ramote from the administration OF Guy anu
PS. .so,rs as possible Good words are 10 Oe s4'u
toahH s.,es but BY no chance Is anything TO be
Gu uS could commit them 10 any policy "mch "o"'u
Nv -aronstc u the interests OF ule men VII" ~i0
pow ,,v by the present misgovernment
pon'ns - rn see the last Of the series OF mass
IN" a. t,rther the interests OF the canudates'
s,o., rassett will make his promised WISH 10 INC
's' 1,ssaay and will address no less IMAM tlIee
CIV " ..,Dgs He will dine at the Hamilton Ciuo on
1850 and will first address great meeting III
INC aanrv n Music. This will be held uhaer the
'"' =. the Young Republican Club, ana VIII NC
.., by Truman j. Backus, president OF faCher
presn1 The sneakers will include William H. VIII
..rs q, the Young Republican Oiuo, anu ri'"S, 49,
mn' :, N. Union League Club. Mr.. Meyer ana tne
wilson 'ps .or the suffrages of their fellow
o'ne IN sttend the meeting and will speak brieny
"u'' -. .sons WHY Mr.. Meyer should be the heAt
hV"N :, puooklvn will be urged. Mr. taSset0 Will
=, 20, from the Academy TO GTanu AIM! n"A ~
" p...e-n District and later 10 Aron nan "He,e ne
''o -, the issues OF the campaign 10 nAe.S
VIZ ssl Republican mass-meetlng VIII Dc he'u III
% OH On saturday evening to wnd up 'ho C",'i
' score or more Of ward meeuhss WI" ~
70 q, dlserent parts Of the city TINS "eoN
N,ever is scheduled 10 aOuIes' - -, oah md
pear at as many ds II WIZ ~
hesh horses 10 reach III. .. tho various
s,Sos r-ssented TO the people for their suiir"seS
- Great advantage 10 the Republicans ID
~ rossbluties of securing the lest goVeri0A. 40
-. etv The sole recommendation OF the Deiu.N- '''
,,s.o to- MAYOR Is his possession Of large r'Nuu'
s,o,l,,s As a stock broker and bank piesoeu'' '1'
80 has long been seeker for pubic once
On the other hand Mr.. Meyer Is a caPAD' 80. -.
49, en- 4bossp or gang" influences able 10
express himself clearly and ln'elAsenuS WI - tho
.na a man who will bring 10 the Msyu oi"0o ~
- ,rash interest in public affairs and the same
- =, sarve the public with the highest degree VI
s,ceess that marked the administration Oh Nay,
Low who was of about the same age "heh hrs'
10 Office ,,..-. .o,,u.,. ticvet Is an
,h,o and experienced man, Horace E. Dresser o""u'
date for supervisor at Large. This ONCE is Ihe mus
,mportant in the administration OF the anairS Vi
county The supervlsoratLarse Is the mayor "a u'0
comfy with the power Of veto over the acts oi Uie
I'D q, superyIsors Two years ago the Democrats
,lectod DR.. Paul H. Kretzschmar a public man OF
xn.rencs who had carefully studied the local gov
eminent and had been talked Of for mayor IL ho
had lived he would doubtless have been rehonlia'eu
Vor his successor however the Democrats nave hHn.
George Klnkel who is wholly unknown IN puoho ni9
and who besides has gained the opposluoh vi ~'
Germans aud worlngmen. If Mr.. Dresser seoure
,roncr Republican support he will be elected IN
sther offices to be filed the county ucKeI arc "a
mos wholly personal ones, and the choice Oh lheu
iapts i. largely dependent upon personal flcnusnpS
N. Republican candidates have special eeiheh'S
,trnrtb. and If beaten will be by the lavish use
,ann,ign fund, by their Democratic opponents CIar
Isnubicsn candidate the onice OF Noun.i en-
,brs years ago against the same DenOSlatl0 ~ wa
tesnt and like result should follow Iils 9eS.i ,,.,
For Aldermen at Large the Republicans h"ne ~,
mon NJ MGR standing I'm the community, ahu H' !,
AonS receive the votes Of all citizens VINO DseNo ~
eros Government If elected they may Dc ueFo"u aH
Snnn IN avoid the scandals which chaI1o.est.Lo IT,
Tsesent Roard with It's large Democratic hS!orI.y ~
tcnnIlcau candidates are Phiisnder b. Ailnsuoii 3
TrTss, + Knltenbach samuel B. Dur{ee, UeoIS - -
Worcester William Ii. n Cadmus, NllnaIn a. hVuG
rcrsts and Holm : Ogilvie. If they are eie0t o.
Nsyor Never will address his first message I" NO
publican Board o.,,,o ooD,,ass NJ the lid
Henry Byist0w is making an active canvass Vi tis 80
Con-fpss District AGAINST Mayor Chapln WI, WiV u I'll
hr no emulate the example Of Governor mn 10y ,d
IN two Offices at the same time. The MAYOR
i.ro-anoe OF Mr. BristOws nomination t"0 udS al ~
II MAS made but now Is stumplne the dlstTlc' t taS
homes 10 escape the baleful influence OF Ihe 49,
scandal in the country towns which lie ontslue OF ce
territory affected By IN proposed purchase AZ ~
orAi,ant price Mr. BristOw Is a man OF inc nIsncs >.
Integrity who has served capably In the BOeru VI
Education, and is qualified for a seat In congress