The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-10

I Chairman William Brookneld Of the New io,s
RepSblisnn county Computes snScn ,srm 1"s
F Fourteenth. i, B. 0dei j.. i!r ". riitesnt,.
: S@ Hai Jams. ra{n ai fer the s s S @
". Hayes 10 thc, setsnteenth John =: un n,nn
nhqsh for he ~ ana idWrd
,eiI y KlIosa succeeds J2 a"o n sn Messfs
H'ss l. issIf !" to 5si
IRE rejected. j rancis Hendricks, succeeds
John G barry In me Twenty;Ith; G sS,f re
10 Pun" H. sms +. s%Sssed hat s veteran
Gen. knarn 10 the Twsnty:sey ,, 3ona W.
iasssit's paper. in the Twenty. eighth. j. !.
re- e ee.si In The fhir,is,h. and Frank @. Mon
God. slTs% 81: II dhi I;.o ,sssOp& d
s s"e orsns q Jones' in the ihr,y;;logr,h.
Tie 1ddi,i, nal me,nber Iust now is the e,n Me%i
cl Gle. o. Now York ronnty.., There is a
Xonrg eeiored gentleman named Baker n ,b"
T h dispute viii /. settled BY tho committee
| later on.
WHITES LETTER or WITHDRAWAL
Gen varnnm then announcsd o sna, W ~ms
s:.csd % r.. hG +, SsI i. BIZ, ea
, rsna "" He w"s o' e"rss H. Priest Of Tomnkins.
one OF the closest friends OF Andrew y; White lite:
, lie rnnd the latter in clear ana lncisNo tones
AMID universal silence.
! sr.lcr.r. y. v. Sept. 9. 1891.
DC" n@.r g,n .nsiss.t You i..t .hen should e,s,
AZ h 40 ha!' ~. iompas
s"an,S a.i.r.,on .s.%: TO- II: y:S q my
in case the sentiment No party i:aa.r, a. koshs,.
"E. s' person s'T"t ore, .y
be S:'c: ~.
y.s; i my friend, 3, iSs, !, ,;I .
Under q. ''rsnn;.nss. th.s ihsasht nv e.n,,:
10 !: s na nav! ~"
TO en and 70 those .sd , II.
.i M sr "G%sn sosa s.a.: NOR. .t..se
arss"s my s nam. md TAX q, hsr
eona.n Of nnx' n.. NEW in Win ny Sn n",
nv to y q. q;
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In Ne {. rs: IVA. my ee"k is not fully stated or
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n. s n IN ~. m.,;.r .nd a.o
remain sa ys'G %
Tho enclosed letter was read. as follows:
Ny pr.. s,. In view q advice; nov. i:sehns ne.
TsaHsGa: aSs
Y: no; s!
fn s e The s..:a the honor ..
Tf"'aSs s '9 Ss' Ss:ss
s and sD no, b:
las ras pes. S .n' nj:
.nd them tha; IN. evi,.mss Of their conn
eos...:on. Ana ny .s."t. .ss ny i:is.
a se"aSen T. that N" ali @ VIII
al %
s: te I s'sS ...s: q :a1.%s
Of our CO nm n,. Wn1sa a Ss
from. under leadership wilI rally ~ tn. oppos
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IL I'M Y;
yours. ANDREW d wni1E.
ocoSSoR OF BRooME NoMISATEs FAssETT.
But the Convention had No time for dead
Idmusd 0GonsoT q BroSm: and n had not .,
he o1 S ss to
"a soft Tor Governor, Everybody ,wante,
ssy s: % ss He 70 ID; wbs
81 Who
sea and and
Others. and went 80 far "a 10 refer I" GeorRe
Lawrence. He closed us follows.
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sI:ias SS;s's n A., :,sss;; .na
al s S and IN
unity directed against him and no has escaped without
~ rRs a
anaS.n.d and .iaray support :vsry K.paSie an y
I "a, a. ~ Xix e 4. n,r ANA H.
aia 81 ss IA
e eIas 1H" man Is D. '''A' ''''s '''''"s"'0a'
Mr. 9 Conner had 10 walt until he nproar had
his a
was heard in tho furthest corner OF tho rink:
.1'n b, ,Sm
ill.,: Fs::
pab.,esn eaaaid.,s for Governor Of .ai. State ms
As O'Connor sat down there WAS another
wild wave OF cheers rushing over the Con-
OTHER CANDIDATES NAMED.
TT, Then p w rose ThomasJ Fsrthins. Ielsgate
ms Hs "kss a
rep. esenied the people. the laborlne men: snt
ss was ,Se TPne5 He pS%e nxn "
Ges.sr Of chs%ans was s' psO o%T "3 lis
had gathered with the success Of the Repnbl!-
can party in the. State in their minds. They
hni come believing, that the man named at
,hlsn cosn , would be the next Gosesoor
h it at the head s Fl he ChsmunE; dseGasion
reputation rs Senator. No name stands higher
tor Integrity. ability. and leadership.
William II. Willinms ex.President OF the
Young Republican Climb OF Ign. then III
In nomination Gen. Stewart J.. Woodford OF
Kings. Gen. NO ,dfor.l SAT In tn" Convention
at the time. Fassst, Becker; Carr. mil Wads-
knowing that. Nominations would be-
mmads, Young Nh Williams went oyer M.
lieutenant Governor In 1856. The cheers for
Woodford whom Williams sat down were so
indifferent and listloss that the Generals face
flushed perceptlbly
Josesh mo U pns CARR r Tns s' boom S1 u Wn:
launched on ne Convention BY James II. Potts
OF Carr's career as the one solitary success OF
the Republican party In the state for ten
yenr-.
clarence ". Smi h. OF Richmond pipel up n
voice Tor Fassett. He said that tho yon,,:
m M from fhan,tu1 hnnn'r m n hair ont ha