The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-13
LOTSOF HARMONY AND CASH
REPUBLICAN CdMPATGNERs HOLD SEr-
ER.fL CONFERENCES.

REPUBLICAN, C1MPA{GNERS HOLD SEI.
ER.fL CONFERENCES.
| Theodore Roosevelt ORers His Assistsncs
In Pernicious Activity - Belden Comes
| Around-C. N. Bnss Drops In-Gibbs eHe
Cowie Ordered to Reconcile Themselves
Everything was bright and pleasant at Re.
publican State headquarters In the Fifth ave.
nue. all day yesterday. Tho FIRST week OF the
campaign, so far as tho Republicans were con.
cerned, was dismal in the extreme. The SOC.
ond week opened yesterday morning with Ell
forts which clearly showed that tho Rcpubli-
cans were on their mettle And mover was
there more sprightly individual than Zen.
James Whopping Hustled.
There wero several reasons for the bright
ness ut the Fifth avenue headquarters. The
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt. United States
Civil Service Commissioner. called on Gen.
Hustod and announced that II the Westchestcr
mogul considered 1t advisable he would take
the stump for Candidate Fnssett. In Wow OF
the fact that circular letters had been sent out
from headquarters to all Federal employees.
inviting them to subscribe to Mr.. Fassett 8
campaign fund.- the action OF Mr.. Roosevelt was
considered highly interesting just at this
time
A report went around that Commissioners
Roosevelt had spoken to Gen. Hustled about
the circular to tho Federal employees. Gen.
Hustled said. in response to inquiries on this
question. TINT Mr.. Roosevelt had called upon
him as n personal friend and no would not
divulge tho conversation.
Another source OF Joy to the Republicans
was the return OF Cornelius n. Bliss. who ar
rived on the Cunard steamship Umbria ycstcr-
day morning. Mr.. Bliss had been absent in
Europe nearly three months. He was Mt the
hotel last night along with H. o. Armour and q
number OF other solid Republican business
men. They had private meeting with cx-
Senator Platt and others. At this moot
ing tho question OF raising funds
for Candidate Fassctts campaign was tho
chief subject discussed. All agreed to put
their hands deep down into their pockets and
come out in the heartiest and most generous
way for tho legitimate campaign expenses,
OF tho young man from Chemung. Ihere VII
BE- stint about this ~ SO ne OF fhe
auate funds for the Republican ticket will DO
made. .,,,
for Gen and pa! a
Representative James j.. Bolden., Inc syra-
oMsl Ss IA ast
to Keep ep ali the Miller men Of renown on from
hs SeSn " w. fnG
t hRs M Sed sa Rss hoasht ess
SS ha s ssss t tns
on the ticket, This is Interesting news. be- s,
Sspsx MI I sse sr af Sn r6
a es s saSd on s12 Ha
VIZ" The good sd news That the Republicans gave
out at headquarters has been told. 1t Is now
@ ha aen
had conducted a campaign in which S many pany
petty and yet important mistakes had been cen
sta aGs t1 he psrmittsd Cen. Wadsworth to
Sign the circular as Congressman asking the
Fs SSs IRE y sS the
TIE Democrats wanted to make an issue Of 1t
certain Federal ofiicials might find a.
tw sa ~ Warner Ml crs eaFlesram
h Ssed wh hsnSs end q the
at headauartcrs Eminent labor leaders from
Albany and other cities called at hemadSuartters
Gsn &C tn esfE ssS ?a
Y0MM af
James ]. Cooean's Mayoralty, bureau in 1888
McMackin. these critics said. eSud be Ct no
sshy aEans Fasse The
matter X be the Of
w The p sns 1sas ses hsnd in the
Republican, faetionai ight IN the so th nd d
paifn; weTsaI too certain with nth
IN abeIed Gbbs
willie. the kicking Cowieites were bound to
vote for spraeue against stewart TITUS INST the same.
s she The leader pns up
strength and end Getting ready
in tho dist riot and the necessity for getting
their whole force together was apparent to the
leaders.
Hoe orders
G6es auk to
one could harmonize with any greater alacrity
than he could The PROPOSITION , Tas that
e eT er satm SS RPPt
~ the C9wie people for the
that ar Snq faS state
The aIacrity Of Gibbs was all talk. He said
that he would have to consult his c2nstit-
King King 'Dufry. and others Of HIS leutsnants. he
tailored and talked about the necessity OF
WSa In ts
and said that the others were with MIN In this
view. go
TS sppsssnse to viii %es s. afen Is sst
But It is already evident that there is distrust
eoRS h fSss Rs mn
and Gibbs lost his In the Assembly. and no one
SS that ss Gsb sn da ssH s If
nayo to reproach themselves for any lost time
hS Hny fall s fS Cs ssy
jowle for Aldermen. The CHANGES NE, for harmony
lin self for Assembly,