The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-08
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
GEN. Hustled GOES AoMB FOR HIS
USUAL DENOMINATION

USUAL DENOMINATION
GeH. Wordsworth Apparently Not disturbed
by the Discovery OF His Illegal Begging
Cfrcular-Depew to Try 20 Explain Thipgs
Away Amer Oct. 1S-The Miller Cablegram
Gen. James Whittier Hustled. the great man
OF tho Republican State headquarters bureau
In the Fifth Avenue Hotel. went home yester-
day afternoon. He wanted to be on hand at
the Convention at Pine Ridge to-day. when he
Is to be renominated for tho Assembly. Gen.
Hustled has attended nineteen or twenty con-
ventions OF this kind. The farmers gather
from NIL the neighborinR four corncrs. dressed
in their best. to greet Uncle Jimmy" as thcy
call him. and to partake OF the vast mountains
Of pumpkin pies and the jugs Of something
provided by him. Once year the constituents
Of Uncle Jimmy seize what they consider the
opportunity to be- even with him for
all their kindness to him. They eat
his pies and gulp down his fluids. and Uncle
Jimmy pats Thorn on the shoulder and
whecdles and whispers and whistles until his
constituency Is again convinced that no ia the
greatest man this side OF Jordan. and Uncle
Jimmy Ia again renominated in what has
hitherto been sure district for him.
But Gen. Hustled did not leave the coast clear
for marnuding Democrats at the hesdquar-
ters in the Fifth Avenue. Young John
Wesley Dwight and Gen. James W.
Wndsworth were left to guard the &C.
crets OF tho bureau and to receive all
tho cash. Mr.. Dwight is one Of tho warmest
friends OF Candidate Fassett lie Is a six
footer. and this Is his first experience at po-
litical headquarters. His father was in Con-
gress from the Tioga district, and was the
predecessor Of ex-senator Plat.
Gen. Wadsworth apparently was not dis
turbed by tho criticism that lie Is liable to he
sent to Jail and to have to nay flno for send
ing out the begging circulars with
that the circulars had been sent out
to the Post ONCE employees before no
discovered that rs he was Congressman;
such proceeding wns contrary to the United
statutes such a1d GSn
e'pH Ks soon ss as Go Con- Wadsworth discovered the
snas
critic atto%pts to imppgn the integrity Of the
chat young Jim s MadsWertR nS was a leading lis
regiment In bnttle for his country when this
sssT ala at N his talking
sent sent cut By the Democrats giving the record 8
seSsd sS FoWsr
aSas RSsse Flower
placed By Of this Grand Amy
R%se afG sSS sSs The
pa he with mcs. in
BE sn the
Congress se and ie through The columns Of their
organs against the ini1uises 81 pe1stiGbn a
people s money in passing exorbitant pension
Sidste fe5 ssidIsrs ssd ssi Az. sspRes tie
voted for BY Kepublicans: and ;oPPosed BY his
Poes q a.ss 1ssS %, and
ne m n1n Il WhieS ss
q S Ssd peose NeA ste Se
own party. which fails to furnish him with TIE
needed arguments to convince voters. It will
msks En- excellent campaign document Tor tho
Tho, Republicans had great. news they
tRsS wn
to ress F F
q. %sS;,ds pas s Esssst
news. though. in the estimation Of Repubi cans
was the ennoqncement that Secretary Foster
and will after that work his way toward New
York city. singing the praises OF the young
Senator al Eispohard Stewart vas around look
bss bit be IL IN
E% ha fses hssemb BE sss
riess out tn, determination to nominate Henry
iss them nominate NJ , spE,aeus said
seSenth. Ninth and Thirteenth dIstricts. as
understand It, desires my denomination. and
Fred GisS Ss didn't iHEs think cowie would dare
Postmsstesr Van Colts candidate for the As
men who called G At headquasteTs are to be con
@ NE Mekesver do ne; men ls deeara
tho William na
member Of the Republican State Committee.
will taGo the stump against him, J.. ....,o A..
tors Of surveyor Lyons stan as to whether
s seG% b ssksS sag while sf
SspntS sS Hsss ans the u ssrT st ssd
eeEers William 50 bro %Ss tas s@eS With
them tho dispute and the kickers wilted some;
In tHss yrm0a o an
threat that the ,obstreperouss, oness would
sfG @he Pe e9En Tho fksrs COMPLAIN NOT oay
they are Sessed th ny the dsas o
in, n position to divide, up among them
kiekers want all those matters Strengthened
Senator ,Hiseock CAME down, from Albany.
| whore no has been talking for Fassett and did
m fEo t pocua W rsatnsnt y the Miller CABLE
aG% s
the q hS IL ssa
asys q 4 And sa Th9
though IL did not declare for the prin-
eipleSo that they e ady Sa In the tight
thing against those principles. But the action
ofthe Plat; Fassett MANAGERS IN attempting to
was step too far in tho direction, Of repidi-
atlng The Warner a Miller slogan IT, The cGmpit
Smith. the editor Of the Vine a.d Sgb.ii Gazette.
support Fassett and attack Flower. They
did this for the reason that the. paper was as
dealers, This in Itself outraged the feelings
10 stildy the comnostion OF tho Prohibition