The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11
Mr.. PlATT CIpIIERS II OUT.
,uE HARRISON STATS AND COUNTLESS
WOULDN'T VOTE FOR HIN.

bo,,on $4,000, His Cabinet Gave
se,oOo-Totnl Republican Campaign f"""
$4,000. oOO-Commiuee $4,000 In hr"''
Ex-senator Thomas c. Platt returned from
his homo In Owego. Tioga county. yes'eiWn,
morning. Although Mr.. Platt lives Al 'nS NV,
Avenue Hotel during tho winter and AZ 'hn
Oriental Hotol through the summer the our
q, Appeals has decided that his ollicIai resi-
dence is Owego.
I, will be remembered that the question
cam, up when Gov Hin declared that senator
Plat as a resident o! Owc.:o co&!i NOT 'n",u',
bea Quarantine Commissions III Ne" ~,
city. Tho fight over it was 'ahe"
Court Of Appeals. and that court s"s '"."u'
Gov bill. This was four or h'e 'e"''
Senator Plat. though has never N"'',' tt" ~
residcp. o. Tioga cuuu:y uniii '"'s St"'' I've
has always been paired with ieh'''"'. MS
year he determined TO 80 home TO VOTE He
believed 1. his duty 20 do s.. because he OF all
o,hnrs was IN, leading spirit In the opposition
to the rcnominatiun OF President Harrison at
Minncayolis. Last might he said:
"In looking over the defeat il has been suC.
sss.s1 :, my mind that President Harrison
was beaten in this state BY about tho same
majority wh.Gh overwhelmed j. Sloat Fassett.
the Icpubl,.An candidate for Governor. last
h.. Al NEWSPAPER readers will recall that
MIR. rasss.t malc his campaign issue the fight
a:airs, Tammany Hall.
I'm this lie was supported by some OF tho
Republican leaders In the State. Others OBJ
is,tei to that line o! policy. and Gov Hiil. who
took the stump against my young friend
Iassctt. made every attempt to divert tho
issue into national channels. 1t is sad to
relate that some of MY old Republican friends
believe that Mr.. Tassett should have accepted
tho sase of battle thrown down by Gov Hill.
Mr. lassett and his friends. though, stuck
tothc one issnc-the danger OF the full domina-
ton of Tammany in this State. In that cam
1asn tho Republican vot6 In New York
city was larger than it has boon
in this Presidential fight. 1t was a
rnc.n. issue. and tho Republicans were
cleereh on ly it. This year the Mckinley law
WIS :he Issue. and what has been tho result I!
Tho Republican vote in New York and Kings.
and in all counties except those in the south
ern tier. fell down miserablv. do not wish to
50 further int q, THIS matter inst at ths s., tine ne,
tGht HeainSt I'll In t been con MN we
tNcpretictop that If the Democratic party
attempts to tinker tho tariff, there will DO
another political revolution four years from
": rntt went oyer tho vote IN the
Whit tho issue was. IN Broome county.
. 81 iAaG gain Of sis: in themuns. 1.3oS:
IN Orange. lol in Sullivan. ~: in Tioga. 81 :
liz Which show 2 s 2 oss sA
Dominated By ex-senator Miller. which has a
In Kings where Secretary Tracy has been
active for four years. tho Repubiican loss is
li445. Mr.. Plntt says this is Irncy,s county
s sany Mr. p,t tfs ass Dr. sT beee~
The good Doctor will undoubtedly explain
bow 55SnS s %Ss:sd saF sSsE
where George sloan hoIds firth the KeruItli.
rail- 1aIat mat Of Judge viii Jam j. Robert SON
and Whiisaw Reid. the loss is s53 OF all the
their. end M and showed a gain.
,, Goipf Irrsr nto tbs ;uI ice re-
oSiasS ?@ exc fs"Ss 81 s
nation Of President Harrison, while they were
orpossd by the southn,rn tier DELEGATES and by
,housh' that NJ. Milcr could not kS es III;
Outside q this State the delegatc;S; to the
National Convention from Wisconsin. Illinois.
New Jersey. Connecticut Kansas. California.
and West Virginia. al were determined that
Ttcsiicnt Harrison should Ie r"nominated
n,act. the delegates from Ohio wcr. original
Elr Harrison. and they switched over TO
The President was rcnoinimnted by the dele
gates from southern states and those from
tho states neuiioncd. all Of them now found
inthe Democrat: column.
The foregoing is the problem which Mr.
STfed sn he WAY tom a 1T hs to
very sorry indeed Tor the party. and Of course.
he was rl,ngrlned over tho defeat and tn" re-
trenent to private lifp q! President HARRISON
AS Mi. Plat ceased figuring the defeat, in
Brady Ia, to say about IL" Il corner of Mr..
:
tei Is ~! inon"arai,ii. ana one his lai Yin
del Mi, j, LAT brfdv' TBS is an orati?m 'rom
eraI hundred OF his countryn!eu in boston 20
rot9 FOR him, for Alderman;
Ia, brady throG!:A III" large rorpr. funnel
imrIor"i his h-al"r> Gr votes. Pat shricks
sRa SE sa l Grss ' spGf ac "a It rd tv.
Eat friends, N" iraH.Ilir- on ench other il,
Ne hal, biilinr each ",h"r in the recE. am,
"hote for me. boys, NuiG t"r mo
mi, attracts The attention Of the fighters,
And they turn uson Fat. a"I they lang lin
bs'wesn kn%g.s ,no "MEG noinI TIM, IN the
continues until the la',itor luehcs in and turns
out the lights. but he rna.ng ana siar ping:
aud kicking end bl'fiag continue until Fat
Drady's cylinder is run oUt.
As each hour has Gune over tho heads 81 lic-
,A.ngs have leaked out. 1t was. anronnced Il,
iHE SuN n wees ago that President Harrison
AM alS CABINET had contributed TO the ca
rR,sn ind $4,000 TuE SIN was not at lil.
e:ty at that time to state exactly who contrib
We'd. There il no harm now in announcing:
u!a' President Harrison contributed $4,000
o. tho $1,000 Every Republican in this
i1uItry Mil D." amazed to learn that the mem
IerS o! his Cabinet contributed only 81. 900.
A! otthcs- a met officers used the Fedora!
,HFnnnags ~ their command to bring about
"m itesdrn' denomination.
NY rs knoAm / W that the exact amount OF
W. etmpaisn 'unds raised by the friends Of
~ ohhepuhHcaE National Committed WAS
l 4,,orTf and yet tho Hon. Thomas Henry
I'm iTe III, .naIrnah # tn" committed must shut
LAM, ,rs ssNVr to-day and return TO Montana.
I nntf 49," IN lchts behind him.
ainmys'1fT! ,nils tho iinpuLicuns are talking
\gfiIno = 20 th.' h"arly every nemhcr of the
an ~ e. YEmit.rr Lad favoIr.! the nomina-
,,31S IL IT,. ba!le at Minneapolis. Mr.. Carter
NIrrison Ie l!dttlca.!y. n tl!a one original
t'nrsmrIIo man u the committee. He. with
, Inst eT r. Now. tho nemhers Of the
I'LL" ~ Im. ~ percw, aud senator iiScock. and
r.Y NJ" r.mnmaedats ieutenapts. fought for the
"a nTistaNlijoa OF tie President UntN II was ac-
,1,i ayn: Jo5eph Manlcy, of Maine retired
,,n ,is rT. Tree state. Most Of the otior
,IIuuofs nave left town. and Deacon Hackett
- l"iGfnei to Utica last night lt shouII