New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
ROCHESTER AND MONROE.
REPUBLICANS NOT TRUSTING TO CLEVELAND
sULKERs, BUT WORKING TO GET oUI
ruErp OXyN VOTE

THEIR OWN VOTE.
Rochester. " Y. oct. Is (SpecaD.-By most VIZ
orous application Of sc party RASH, the mn
Gratis have succeeded in bringing into sppSie" .
mission some Of the Cleveland Democrats WI" -
fired OUT of the Democratic state UNIV . -
toga temporary truce between soin' ~. ,ha,hon
the fighting factions has beer patched up OuV
~ ~ a. AN Last mill election day is question ~
il docs las, after the slurring reference 10 le .'
u,as made nv the GovernorSepaor IN MS sPee'H He4e
last Wednesday night, then the Cle'ela"u - a,
Monroe County deserve the largest hli'u u ~ -,
absoute submission to party RUE lheS ~eie ~
= -, ., a.or r. overnor as those VINO thVueht lha'
th.v had been badly treated at some caucus, Pi'HiS
uho' "o- 1nto that sentence Mr.. Hill put all
" 70 "a bitterness that he could free into MS
''o ma, nersonal followers, the dyedln-tho"ooi
ian men cbecred this sentiment oul lnere was an
Irors silence in those parts OF INC nay "he'0 H''
nd,s friends sat. They had moi foTsotteh the
ndsrhapded tricks of the HI men 70 Wv" tne eie
"a cleveland delegates to the Dehiocrauc state
1ioH % "a FIAT no more Cleveland men could be
49, - the Democratic State Committee. Neither
w, 49, altogether forgotten the manner In when they
-. ,sed by the Tammany Hill convention, when they
gbt their cases before il. 1t was another OF MI
u,s intudcious remarks, but lie was TOO deeply en-
.ossed in his task Of making defence OF Iammahy
Hail to consider carefully much lnaV nc sau ouN "a
that part Of his speech
.dv treated at the primaries caucuses and conven-
tiopss BY the Hill and Tammany men; they know H.
and large number Of them do not hesitate TO say 50
,s,iu. Although there has been what outwaIdly ap-
sors 70 be a buryng Of the hatchet, away down be
meath the surface there is much bitter feeling, ana Mr.
HIPS speech did not tend to make IL less So
Another speech made from the same platform few
Minutes before the Governor opened anew the
strife between his followers and those Of the eXPres
dent did not meet with hearty approval from the
later The s.s-[ker was J. H. Myer, the Democratic
candidate for senator In this district lie was 'he
chairman Of the meeting. and he spoke Of Mr. HILL early
in his address, accepting the place as the Nauons
avorte SON and Just before he sat down he suddenly
remembered that there Mr. Cleveland, who had not
been mentioned. and he brought him in as the Ma
tou,s other f4vorte SON." The f1endS Of the other
favorte SOM in the hail. who not numerous, did
not like this at all.
The Republican managers in Monroe County are not
relying in the least Democratic disaecton aiding the
Republican ticket, but they bending all Of their
energies toward registering and getting out the
Republican vote. Democratic fights are all right in
their way, they say, but we depend upon the Re
publican vote for our majorites. In State cleo
ton the county never before has been 30 well
organized and the members Of the party so well
equipped for work The work began here when
il was decided that the Republican State Convention
would be held in this city. That gave such an
impetus to the campaign that nothing could stop IT,
This county has about the best League club Or
ganization that there is in the state. In the CITY
~ Rochester and the County Of Monroe together
there are thrty-seven clubs, one more than inc
whole number of wards in the city and towns OUT
side OF It in the county. Besides the CLUBS now Or
pnized three or four more will be in the field within
the next few days When 1t is considered that Hos'
of these clubs have less than 100 members each
and large number of them have considerably over
they 4re
in the county is almost beyond comprehension. one
of the beauties Of the League club organization
here is that each club IS part only OF the county
system They 90 not work at cross purposes nor
get in one a1Others way, for they are all cohuoHeo
from a central head, and each club has its special
district and work. The League organization has
taken into its hands the work Of seeing that every
Repbcan in the county IS registered. In the country
that Is easy enough, for the names on the registry
lists are carried from year TO year Ihefe
personal registration is not required But IN the Guy
the work is not easy. on the first day OF reslsra
ton in Rochester the number Of voters whose LANES
| were put on the lists satisfactorily large bu'
oD tho eecoDd dav there was a considerable falling off
Then the League boys turned in and divided the city
| into small districts, and distributed small CARDS III
| forming the negligent Republicans that they had
! failed - register. If this does not bring them al
out a personal appeal will be made 10 them
| II is by this sort OF work that the Eepub
ucans Of Monroe County expect to roll up q
| big majority for Jacob Sloat Fassett and his col
| leagues on the Republican ticket. 1t IS certain
that W 4. sutherland, the Republican candlda'e lo
! Attorney General, will run considerably ahead OF ms
ticket here This is his home and he Is deservedN
extremely popular Besides getting his full party vote
he will receive support from large number OF Demo
crats bv whom he is much admired. The Democrat
bera Look upon the candidacy Of J. II. Myer for th'
| state senate 10 succeed Donald McNaughton, Wh'
dared not enter the lists against Cornelius r. Parsons
| as a huge joke. He was nominated because no othe
! Democrat would take it, The Democrats hrst trle'
70 force denomination upon senator McNaughtoh' Du
| he Is shrewd Scotchman, and he knew enough U
stsv out at time when defeat was absolutely certain
| The man who finally took the place after two can
| ddates who had been named had refused 10 run i
| the inventor of a pusht button andsome one-else
| does the ssst yOdng machine. lie has hOuHueu III
members Of the Legislature Tor the IasL to sess 81
~ get them TO up his machine and adopt II 10
| ne state Those were instrumental III havh
nun ie T"a SSrfacfIrs of tie strange device and the
we're foolish enough 10 imagine that ne coul9 DC
and then secure the passage OF Ms D biicas aI =,
bers OF the Legislature democrats anu hepuDA0ai'
who have been bothered by MIN III IN past couu
| upon the question OF Ms sJrn nticS - ,roni1 b,
| a. n state senator the unanimous NeiulcU "O . a.
mat he would stav home Athough MS eiGfi9n I'M
Practically assured, Mr. Parsons Is hot anOTIms ~
Grass 10 grow under his feet Dut ne i ~
= hard as though he had the sunest SORT Oh an up
nGlt; NJ the men named by the Republicans of th
oorntT 10 represent them in the Assembly are eApel
| -, te0iclaios Frank NJ. Jones. VINO MS Dcth ~
'pafed no represent the Ist Assembly Dlstnct' ma
erved two terms His majority IN le9g was i han
| - a., $40 he increased IL considerably N4Ild,l
anu ~ ,stnn who will represent the lid Assembly
~; made highly creditabe record TINS wear
G-b Mr. Jopes he voted the right side All the ume
Win H It. Cnrran will represent the city lie wa
VI, 70 succeed Mr.. Parsons. who vii be ID IN
! noIii..' he Wa an army surgeon durng The war
7eIdlc - reors and two months In active service
DeLe lO 1,lar druggist in this city. and has been
nc l AZ 10 Board Of Park Commis soners rom Ice
! lneHiO9gI ~, W. - this year when lie resigned
Governor Hin will be mistaken IL h m sd t lnl,
elCq1euU ~ iut far from truthful argument WHO
the LIZ here on last Wednesday night in defence
T3mnaSy Hall Two and perhap5i Sn e1 i thew We
speak iete Vim Mr.. Hll's argument lttlc VIII be LEI
~ Il. Chauncey NJ DegeT Will spSaH sheridan tire
on oceoDer Then an effort being made 9 70 os g