The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-02
TO DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS.
GET OUT TEE YO7E and ALL rs WE'LL,
SAT- THE COAsfITIEE

Clerk De Freest Predicts . 9yveeping v1etcry
fsr the state Ticket, with Good Hopes
fer Democratic Legislature.
Though the eve OF tho election was upon
them. the managers Of tho Democratic cam
paign headquarters kept Sunday. At the
Hoffman House some returning pilgrim from
speaking tour up tho State might be met
VITA now and then. and an occasional breeze
OF political talk blow. Edward Everett Bell.
whose hoarseness from much public speaking
only seemed to add to the earnestness Of his
words, was ono OF those He said that the
one-tune campaign OF the Republicans had
evoked no answering interest In tho country.
The people did not care for the tiger cry. but
were eager to hear the real issues discussed.
Ex-senator Grady, equally hoarse and lust
rs earnest. gave the results OF his experienced
observation In these words:
II havo been through 0swego. Seneca
Montgomery. Otsego Broome. Onondaga. Del
aware. and Rensselaer, counties. In not ono OF
.them havo mot a Democrat who vii / not vote
for and work for the Saratoga ticket. But
conversed with numbers Of Republicans who
upon some one OF the eevoral issues OF tho
campaign arc determined against voting for
Fassett, and will vote for Flower. II
were asked what issues woro taking the
greatest effect In tho communities I have
visited. / should say. first, the Worlds Fair:
second. Platts domination in tho ranage-
mcnt OF the Republican party. These mean a
change OF votes from the Rochester ticket to
tho Saratoga ticket. and that is what counts
Tho Worlds Fair issue will influence more
votes in Delaware county than In any two
Assembly districts OF this city. And the ques-
tna oi Platt's domination in his party will
change more votes In Onond aga county than
tho tiger CRY will influence In the whole State"
To sun, up the situation Of the campaign the
<ofn osvtll tn ox, tho foll
ing address:
80 ae Dea..-uie Electors Of The State a. Eer FORK:
I've would 10 rcmlss In our duty II we
should fail Mt this time to express our sonse OF
obligation to those who. during the canvass
now closing hnve rendered such inval liable
assistance In tho work Of party organization
and public discussion. and to convey. to them
thy hnpes which now animate the Who'll party
hcen carried Onward without omission in sin.
iion and ballot laws, both invnunblo adiuncts
81 our cause. through afrording .bottor means
iul" Of have nevertheless nude tho work OF or
a1 Gs OF bH and Of S9s 5
az been aecomplishsa shall bear its merted
TINT It has been thoroughly performed. mud
with The strongest assurances Of q succcsstu!
f'u'iuSh'us WI Itcl no NbuDt WUutpNpT. IL
only remains for tho locn organizations to nd
here until tho end Ia the plans upon which
'sx n$saH nave the .ssVn 's a raa Iii Ess %
Will" TIC arguments q our opponents.
s ".f md MrS q; sff"s srslp rr
th"s" issues calculated to awaken the Interest
"tIntiintlc eli zrns. have necessarily awaken !
orr stat, politics conducted upon q higher |
Ilnn.. yet oar opponents hayc steptlfasty re- |
m0"raSy. II ii regards alone its triumph in lhis
:t!n lsl,sn carnnt regret THEIR steadfastncss in
Upon the other hand. tho Democratic press
auh Dcmccrntir pcnn"rE and In 40 fart 1t lay |
Tlthin, thrlt. power the i.mocratic organiza.
lions. have steadily presented to the people OF
!,lu state arguments and rrnsons appealing to
no letter scl,se and sober Judgment pf men.
done thore hns ',rnn rnr!ertoI throughout tho
sns th a Nhch @; M awsk
IN Democratic s,lrccSR.
,ora + no. our SHsp9ss" to sfysnstIhng cac
Fix "t nthmE tIt thS HOS, serious omit;
ian ssae S aa . sa M fsSs
and n such omissions We nntortain no dread.
~ the Legislature. under tho present ini1ui-
; e psf assn M p Mo Fl Ffst d
our 1cgisiatiyo can,lidates promises success
eye W q ti'f dl1e:ti", ,os,,.,. .,,.
chcvrns M m. ps are t tbss
eur opponnn.s nro alert and have sti!l conf
len, IN ti's disrenntable metl.ods ~ which
e Remember ais" TINT ono Of tho three mana
Zion |. INV the ,is"pIblcan "nn,ii!Mtt lnr GOV
ernor. The othOr two. QUAY AMI Dudley. SEQ
tIeir sniarsSd reirraSnt. TEess are ep1worim
i ,a to reI'etltion 81 their offences OF
been S a sH out from 1GP tie sc whnt
ming; THAT our chief and safe reliance Ia upon
a fu!l hrm"crntic vnttr. The pcrformancn, OF
this slmmn!s duty will give you victory. He.
I'D. q. GfIrtIs. Chairman Democratic State
- EN"cntiy" C"n,m:ttee.
"EDwakn MuEp,l:. III. Chairman Democratic
g NV Z; y y 1s;,I c!e'h'
CLERK Do frnrst le:: Tor Troy last evening.
The campaign ciDs,s WITH every prospect
W y mover better nr.snl""I throughout tho
sa n %na "c IN sxsf Gyrc sss
t9n nh1 WIN dssiis Upon b i the E" stato CON-.
en!l satsfnrt"lily Carried I" it, compieti"n.
has nd the eernsAt soSeation r. every
a. As n an evidence q tho interest
weeks the demand for speakers to discuss
both State and national issues has been !
greater tss even than u the closing weeks q 1883
enough to meet the requirenents Mr.. Fas.
sett's cowardiy abuse Of mon who. are not can
d!dst .s his persistent dotglng Of every Issue
relative to this great city and ts oicials, and
his brutal assaults upon the character and in
have disgustcl tioss Whose invo OF iair play is
greater than their craftsmanship. md hs Will pc
day Mr.. Flower was nominated his election ,,
mere than PROBABLE. The work Of this com.
rendered by. all friendly interests. md tho
plumbers and iumIing.jack tactics Of our or.
,srtatnty. The entire Democratic State ticket
~! DO elected. It Is Furthermore, firmly be-
hat o Democratic Governor and n full corps Of
Democratic State officers will be sustained by
. Democratic Legislature the coming year In {
heir EFFORTS to give the people Of this Suite an
honest apd economical doyerp4ent." !
ply before no left for Troy was also made pub