The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-24
10 POLL GERMAN TOIEs.
The Solo Object OF Boss Nathan in Hayin
Meyer Nominated.

The Solo Object OF boss Nathan in Having
| Meyer Nominated.
| The motive Of the Republican managers In
Brooklyn III maxim. tho unknown Henry A.
Meyer the candidate for Mayor is now Begin
ming to be known outside their immediate
| circle There was no end OF astonshment
among the delegates to the City Convention
| wher two weeks ago. as 1t was fast approach
| ing midnight, the slate which Mr.. Platts
| lieutennnts in brooklyn had arranged was
| displayed to their nstonislicd gaIe with Mr..
| Meyers nnmo at the head Of tho list Mr..
| Nathan had no difficulty in carrying out his
programme to perfection. and probably he
could have nominated any other citizen Just as
| smoothly as no did the big. smiling. rosy
checked man from Williamspurgh. It Is now
vel at MI Nathan aa laid his Pns
weeks before the Convention met. and that tho
! sole object was to gain votes for the state
WINS Mr.; Nethan's iden that with M IA Meyer
snppSrt 81 Fasse Thers &c never has benz
any expectation oislecting Mr. Meyer. and the
spSnaSsSs 81 6s sd 81 h T &c pa twa
now begins 70 see that the farce hos been Cur.
Thf tSs s ana Evo n' }a Tsst n alter heKfs
own 1oavYSs Saaa
though no is. that there was no real sincerity
s aS wsh tsa tfS Campaigns
atsrs oe the and and
the word was to be passed to sacrifice every
Tor Fassots Mr. Meyer snmmoned up eour rage
enough to protest against this Arrangement.
s al v y M a nf ss WIZ +
thatit vas Win diihsaalty "a open rupture. b.
was averted and apparent harmony restored.
The excitement * q the c"mPagn and the
placed are beginning to tell on Mr.. Meyer. and
ssntIy iaT t. ssssi r. + tsp. knSfiips around
pears on platform after platform in the .evcn-
Ing to recite his little speech. he, looks like
day or other he will probably cali .Mr. Nathan
to severe account for causing him SO much
Meanwhile Mr.. Body is marching. steadily
quite as much ground as his opponent during
ms to his standard the latest being Nj: A. 4
. member Of the Republican General Commit
tee. Mr. johnson yesterday formally with:
ths thu
dozen or moro meetings were held by each
man Charles " sutherl"nd e Who ' is trying 70
wipe out the 1000 or 5000 majority In the
Third Senate district. addressed a throng Of
enthusiastic Third warders in Sangerbund
Patrick i: Ready. ana al thS other campaign
In other parts OF the. city. The Brooklyn
Democratic Club. which was formerly tainted
with Mugwumpism. Is now marching under
the Jeffersonian banner IL mot last night
and heart ly endorsed the State and local
tickets. Gen. John b. " oodward told his fell
low members In the club that several Of his
Repui Lean friends and ,neighbors had told
him Of ti.ir disgust over their local ticket and
their determination to support Mr. Body.
The rival campaign committees have made |
arrangements Tor two big demonstrations
day night at tho Academy Of Music and at
Grand Army Hull. and Arion Hall In Williams |
burgh. The big Democratic rally will he at the |
Academy Of Music on Wednesday night Gen. |
Henry W. Slocum is to preside. and Gov Hill |
and ex-senator Raines will make the principal |
addresses.
:, Mr. Chaplin is making. an active canvass in
the Second Congress district. although his |
election is assured by 1000 or 5000 majority. |
He made three speeches last night in different
parts Of the district.
. The Prohibitionists have not made much stir
during the campaign; but Tonight they expect
TO whoop things up at the Academy OF Music.
Noted temperance orators arc to speak. and
some rousing campaign songs will be rem
dered by tho famous Silver Lake Quartet