The sun., 1891-08-30
THEY ARE AFTER HIN.

Vnr ehtn 0f stAe hhlIlnR on ulost uneven koeL
The roople are dis.atisned and want another deal
New York bound for ruin. at headiong railroad speed
To stop nil tha they say they W found the
they need.
so they after him. after him, to capture him svry
ones desire
They re after him. after him he's the individual they
quire
They're after him. after him. 10 capture him V ev'ry
one Q desire;
after him. after him he's the indiv.dua! they re-
our.
Any person knowing OF the whereabouts
within tho United States Of an eligible candi-
date for the o.!lco Of Governor OF the State
OF New York upon the Republican ticket this
year will confer q favor by communicating
knowledge Of that fnct TO the Chairman OF tho
Republican State COMMITTEES on or before Sept.
0, at Rochester, N. Y.
Will they never como back-till after the elec-
tion-Chaunoey NJ Depew. Cornelius N. Bliss,
Warner Miller. and Stewart l.. Woodford. the
Republican Big Four?
Do you hear OF any ono declining. In sd-
vance. tie Democratic nom mnation for Gov
ernor OF the state OF New York this Year,
About tha only thing. so to speak, which
prevents Republican candidates for Governor
Of New York from accepting the nomination 10
the opposition OF their wicked partners. They
all belong o firms.
May. Juno. and July are. oil three Of them.
enjoyable months on the Atlantic Tho salt
sea air invigoratse. restores. and teammates
the ph ysical health: storms are rare. and The
dangers OF transatlantic travel are few. In no
previous year did the charms OF an ocean trip,
for recreation and immunity and forgetful-
ness. prove SO utterly !rress.ib . to Republican
rRndilntaS pr (,ova n ~ Nav
Jones says that he could beat any ono whom
the Republican party might put up against
him for tho office Of Governor this year. now
on.ths farm sanddate be met ihsn i' BY SvIh ,he
nomination OF the man who has already be.i ion On
ior Congress in 1914. what is the matter @ WITH .
Tom Plntt Tor Governor on the Republican
No person IL elieible to tho office OF Governor
sse and h"s been ior I'VE years rssia 81 the he
State. Tho term iS three years, the salary
sna prcvisd
for his use.
Their. ha. mover been a Governor Of. this
Tor Gov.rnor 0, the Stats whose frss name
kothng could add more to The populssy Of
ssts ~ Sew Yors tits year taan eonrbue 81 sne
unless i Va,a contribution Of a still larger
sum. In the quest ot n candidate. wealthy and
liberal men have been those most sought By
the i!epuhl!can leaders. But. strangely emo .gh,
men ito not appear to be wanted. 1t ia not
even necessary for them to 10 to Europe.
They are safe here.
With the excontion Of two candidates. Fran
cis herman In 1872 and LucuI Ro binson for re-
elect on In 1879, ev.ry Democrat Dut II u for the
office Of Governor Of New York durine the ' past .n
10y Tor Pre-idsnt and Chsuness II. Ds"eW 1 fso for
b~ %sis oh qs ana
clrn,s from The Liberal Rel ublican slIiance OF
isroWa eisctorai ticket. In tho ,he'ss case "Hi Of
intens ned by ihs fact tia! he had AS his op.
fGnent !Sr G9ysra9r e. war ,s1J John
could that Of 1879. whom a Republican
eIHfa the 65sn%s
Mr. Eobl9spn and John ks ly, VIII hbe'ss the ss.
S5 OF ,hesn ,or
OF Now YORK Tor quarter OF century.
I'll nb. nspubesns;o a.n
may meet With Candidate on ths SsSs way up tn''
TIE last Republican, candidate for Governor
Of Now York. Wmrner II Ter. foil outside Of the
pos eassd! % trr soo Dtss Both
were left there. Neither ono T. helping much
In the kodak search for a standard beurer.
Copies OF Cooks Tourists Guide for Re-
publican candidates for Governor can be oh
tained. but only on demand In writing, At the
agency OF 4. Z. Platt. 40 Broadway.
-, ,N,SSthIng Is more conducive to q broadening
travel In foreign lands. knowledge Of this
advantage aud OF the benefits to be derived
from European trip sssms suddenly. nb-
ruptly. md almost snas no lically to have
GONE to all the prospective candi iates OF the
Eeouhiean rArty 10 this State at : most un-
fortunate time for Its prospects OF winning the
nnpi n reaching eloetion; No week passes but some
minishing hopes OF tho party are based. packs |
his 9ripsack and checks his trunk for some |
Emropenn port This tendency. which seems |
almost e hrye bscoNe contaeious, bids fair |
HsruolissIn,s lsSI,s with tho lesson q history and
n!lf 70 the Democratic majority. which rises a |
round or two aiier the decnation OF each ad- |
ditional Republican.