The sun., 1891-09-28
THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.

lHE UEMUCHAllVO OAMf AlUN.
ON TUESDAY TIE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE WILL GET At IT
Worlds Fair Iiterntnre to be Circulated
Again, Although Mr. Plntt Sees No Use
nIt-Candidnto Flower Meets Mr.. Coognn
Roswell Pettibone Flower. tho Democratic
candidate. passed quiet day Mt tho homo OF
his sistcr. Mrs. schlcy. COL Fifth avenue. In
tho evening he strollcd down to tho Windsor
Hotel. and tho first man he met was James j.
CooRan. tho Labor candidate for Mayor In 1885,
"How aro you. Mr.. Mayor" said Mr.. Flower
in his happy way.
The pink came to Mr.. Coogans face. He was
apparently not in humor to appreciate tho
pleasantly
Il only hope. Mr. Flower" he replied. that
after election day shall not make you uncom-
Portable by too addressing you as Governor.
Mr.. Flower saw that Mr.. Coogan was scnsi-
few pleasant words.
Mr. Flower will return to wntcrtown present
~. Hc is confident Of the triumphant force OF
tho Democratic party Of the State.
Tho Democratic state headquarters In tho
Hoffman House. with Edward Murphy. Jr..
Chairman. ut tho helm. and Daniel G. Griffin
OF Watcrtown as his rlght-hnnd man. will be
in full blast tomorrow. Tho carpets and
desks hnve been put In. The billinrd room has
bccn converted into tho hcnduuartcrs. You
don't have to go into allcywnys md dive into
IN view of Chaunccy D'Gcw's remarks at tho
esrnins H tuS lis Great non ON ii" % W"rs Fair NJ
Murphy md Mr.. Grimm vii! 60 right homo for
a sSSs s s 5 q ES@Sn T1His@a sasaG :" ssGs
tics on tho Fair arc already being struck OF:
sn@ps 81 "sS What i" s "ss ss% cdoray
mittecs on tho Fair:
The uniyersal appronntion with which the announce
"a XIX ra!s @ A
.ce'o". sci S sfa
nosy hs ana as "ss 20
sss
| This Is what the Press said OF the Mayors
committces
| Zach committee hrs,,es with sold names. Each
@ n. arc 't '' rh. Mhpa %o
a nn to xEs in
branch OF the preparations
Tho NnH and Express said:
Gran, "n the s s @ Of
Of IN .S wn" n to the
Of the Exposition of 1852 -. Politics do not sho "
|
| cal grounds.
Thin tho % M Stnt s wl
against Boss Flatt at the time:
protest avainst tac n'sr!scton Of partisan ro
our citizens Of r.r,ir. cor, rNn,e their money
and their labor for public good and not for party use
The committee has also slips oi Warner MI.
on the same question Mr.. KILLER said:
First we are told that it's 1"mmnny htil atroiy
Ta%m.sy !, should hssome saw; s:ven,rsn "St
the
s"s M E .':s 'sEt;s
hs power into the the bands bar Of Tapm"%y hers are he
wn0as t a n. M Ks .nS
treason We viii take them out to lamp post and hsns
p.sps ,Gnss & III! city y sss
G sSt party Ss and
partisan control.
Finally DR.. Derew is answered with his own
Fair bill then before Nj. Pntt and Senator Fas-
sctt:
IT, :ss%s aSsi%" G% 1s
a "kssSsI;sns, %%'!tss
N!ffss Mnfsry Msy w'%
and r. s and % y.s
iSs s SsntlHp, @ Of
the Of Of
people q tie ely Of New Y"rk and in ne manage
he
se ns .fs at r"S esh M @
synonymes of integrity and honesty Is enough to make
mfnsS ana ni legs anu
Speaking oi the time Mr.. Plat j., called h. bis
| Depew said:
Some twenty ohn gentlemen Of % int!
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sos citizen. y Ss% $"rE ian .ns wo.as fa!
s1 noon sets s o,ss@ .as o crassr Gham"n
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@ puSiisy .Ssr i. H. and ). ihsr keruSlisaa
81 ri. s;"ans As M: r
Sa =, t' uneq yns "" an" wnsTs
;na Ts" "r H. asas ias and n II
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destiny of IN. republic. Let ALL without regard t.
lions. lay aside our differences md come
| together a,h i,on lines upon which sensible men rnI
nxrcc unanimously pass this bill NJ Albany AMI
| the Emure state should. 10 Washington to claim
lcrtage which will hen"t. not only ourselves. but r.
glory Of IL" republic and 10 the prosperity
| OF the people OF the nation.
Politics STRONGER 1IIIN REVENGE
The Ate.s Explanation of Engers Failure t,
| Press n Charge OF Assault.
Whom Martin Engol. tho Republican politi