The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-20

eminent and thus disgrace and shame the
" viii e! na! CITIZEN y Ths
w be fo1 G n
There was Tremendous applause when Mt;
er sat dT n qe ePd ana ss
was Continued. for, several minutes. Then
SS' Ssii s SssE il the crowd shouted give us
%s st91s sd ~ tt the mako Esw Iw wSH
E Democrat Who has been making Z
o sSsssss ss s sssa issST tn
w ws' eSdsnt how fS %e IN" they 'kea
but he warmed, to his work. and there was no
word he uttered. Mr.. sheehan said:
SPEECH OF WILLIAM r. sHEEHAN.
"The Worlds Fair issue is living. burning.
enemies may decry it, You are familiar With
most Of ts but there ere Rs maea
ture which are within my personal recollection.
(Cries Of give EN- to usl
csen vel sass y
New York.s interests That committee vas
not constituted Of the personal or political
tho different Industries themselves. OF that
' Il 81
sS$ "a Ssy Hsss
as ssfs
ali the sspublic % s Of this city tchsers
first there was no suggestion OF R2litics.
he s Ess Spg e Mt a% sH %ds
ana ani' by s'f Simssli Jet me ssll his atten,
while disprove by one fact tho sincerity Of
to locate the Fair Af that time that body was
was in the Presidential chair. New York. be-
cause OF an unjust apportionment was Hepub-
that that" it became impossible, for Tammany or
any other Demooretlc organization to control
that dspendsd absS dSsaly and solely on
wo1 dSsf a Tas IL aussaof eaSss
np Sae h @e Grd not
HS.t bsps% sE
and all the rest to this document His name
at the beads in tho crown at this
point caused By drunken man who was try;
ing to shout for Fassett. He was put out and
II am fond Of New York enthusiasm but in
the fs, political fence lie allowed to disturb the
Mr. Sheehan then read an extract from the
RsT = letter sts1 sE te aSss
s Tract Sss isaT
allowed to enter this question, and. with the
visions Of the bill. 1t is difficult to SEQ how the
contrasts tracts. can DO awarded 70 any put the low
These words" Mr.. Sheehan went on. were
S bpsw 9a1
rest. Up to that time politics had been eliml;;
PSte9 Our rssas the ny ne LED
poolities into the question Why? .ecarse mat
was the only issue on which New York could
both S branches Of Congress- and the state Gov.
ornment were Republican.
selfish MHX motive Tor The destrSction Of New Yorts
LEANS were getting too much glory out Of their
Plat never could in comfort see POLITICAL oppo;
nent get any credit for anytthiirg New York VIII
st Mn s
sh SSSssS
ssss!'s S SSS sn% t&st hsGaS|ssa lIaoss
m sdS aN %S by M
o ecniePs1es s ana sSd tSst the ReTds Fsr
Gratis Government it would reflect too much
credit on the, Democratic party 20 they
seha i az serSd that r sudea The
action OF Jacob Sloat Fasrett. when he killed
n 6 sd ID ths 5e
srsfees1t nSaSe that Hb%ny lemps
ON It's It's nntroducton Democrats, aided ths
immortal sixteen Republicans. led by Ham
f%sH" HF ssSstt worked; Icries of Give it to
know he will say s.I he'd G }nd one vote
amSs SSSe sp sr
ssS5%sS Ss5s. sds Issa
We'll. Fassett came to New York with other
and thsy I got their or Sx
Th a the friends Of Gheago led BY Quay and
Pst aea ts Of of a he
New orR; MHy' Because they hsdto. # ElEi
with those Of New York vote for ChIcagof Be.
fRs dsay at at An sway s
Washington was man. bold. honest patriotic.
battling, for your welfare. asking to have
ns R s rnf GStSS Th
shoulder to shoulder with him. battling with
5 Nth same wa desres 81 a ans
j. Beiden. who was sending Geographic
APPEALS to Fassett as fast as tho wires could
AXE them to pass the bill at Albany. APPEND
I'D to those messages were the names Of all
he Republican Congressman from this State
save, and save only. tho creatures OF Plat.
Did Fassett eyer read that message or givoi it
:. Mr.. Sheehan then asked these questions OF
Belden:
J. What wero the influences that robbed New York Of
be Worlds Fair and gave u to Chicagof
IA y yomr Tsr x ns %s OF the state
g. DO you know OF the sending OF telegram by the
Republican Congressman from New York to Senator |
asset urging the Immediate passage Of the Worlds
'ar bill at Albany
Last Friday" continued Mr. sheehan. N |
Repn bllcan OF great prominence WAS iunching |
It DelmonicO's. All great Republicans do. |
This man has been In the habit Of doing so for |
ears. He always knows how the walters vote. |
Well on ETC Ftd sar hS supposed his waiter was
:" Excuse me- said the waiter II the |
Worlds Fair had been located In this city the |
ray Of every waiter In New York would |
rave been doubled. Excuse US. We are for |
flower
Mr.. Sheehan then touched Fassett up on his |
apd transit shouting. He concluded 10y say |
ng: II Lring You words III good cheer from |
II parts of the State, 4 YOU sos to i that you
n, registered. and that the vote. comes |
mt, You need have no fears. AT one |
md OF the state, stands pleading for |