The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-03
WARNER MILLER FOR pLATT.

WARNER MILLER FUk PLAIl,
] BUT WE KNEW THAT BEFORE-C CASE
COMING FYBOM BROOKLYN
TIE Unieu League Over There Knows II,
Duty-But There Arc 1se Inspectors
who Don,t See Their Way 10 Costrtbut
sng with Democrats In the BarEe Once.
Gen. James wheedlo Hustled. the great man
Of the Republican bureau in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. was more amiable yesterday than ever.
sitting at the big desk from which all the
Nominations OF ex-senator Plat are issued
he cooked his patent feathers up. and. adjust
ing his eye glasses. told all his visitors OF the
wonderfully inspiring cablegram he had re-
ceived from Warner Miller. the great chief
tan Of the dairy statesmen In the Mo-
hawk Valley. Curiously enough this mes
sage from Mr.. Miller did not arrive in
New York until ex-Congressman Henry G.
Burleigh OF whitehall made his presence
known on the field OF battle. Mr.. Burleigh
looks like third edition Of Machiavelli. and
morning. noon. and night for the last four
years he has been violently opposed to ex-
Senator Platt and his younE man Fassett Of
Chemung. But now Mr.. Burleigh wants to re-
sumo his seat in the national halls at WASH
ington. and Mr.. Miller Is also grateful for the
pun his canal scheme got In the Rochester
Convention. So with the appearance Of Mr..
Burleigh in the Fifth Avenues corridors Gen.
War whoop Hustled receives this cablegram
from the greatest Of the dairy statesmen:
DRESDEN Oct. I. pl.
4. C. CAn1. Garfield Natoaai Baak.
impossible to reach homo before the 10th. hope All
my friends will give loyal and energetic support to
the ticket WANNA AhAHR.
Mr.. Cheney is President Of the GARFIELD Bank.
He had little difference with President Har-
rison early in the great Indisnian's Admins
tration. Mr.. Cheney and his friends Clipped
in hugely with the great Wanamaker- Harrison
fund. and when Mr.. Cheney called at the White
House afterward Mr.. Harrison wanted to know
who Mr.. Cheney was, Since then Mr.. Cheney
has given his undivided and entire attention
state Issues +, are Ss5sns e %,d Mr.
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stimulating. Influences. But the General was
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Is permitted to mention; that the Union
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scribed. and Is ready for Gen. ,Aqsted whom;
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tors were not inclined to chip in to the Plat
rishted. TSere was no absolute refusal on the
part Of the spokesman Of the $50 to contribute.
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$50 Republican customs inspectors thought
they SHOULD net be called upon tS honor The
Storey shape the management Of the Barge
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ass@ent q the Barge onlse was in charge Of
THOMAS <. Mooney. Mr.. Hsrfidsn was one
Of Surveyor Beattie's men:
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overs. The leaders q the Republican customs
should sse ss
tribute 70 campaign lunds 80 Iopg as these
men direct their DAILY acuviaos.
zen; husIeG neatd Cne commtpiaints. ana MS
RLekets stationed All GROUND 9S the Eth Avenue
Hotel last nlGhf telnnS tnelr associates yes not 70
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their pssss 81 ueGss Of
e2arse co1ld not give any snon ass tna tS
leaders OF the 1oO was tnat tnere would Dc an
easiy inyes tha xIsitor. NJ thu
headaqartefs, were Senat1Ens d aispenard steW.
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ciated Witn tne Lacss tnaS MI. oteWhtIW VIII nave
g mighty har9 ROAD 70 noe 70 get Dack 70 the
eenate. That senator La99nHn ls on tne thin-
eroat and Simfehty St LaWrence cut in twain
The inside facts OF Gen. Husted's visit four
Gays