The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
GOV. FLOWER CONTRIBUTES.
4 WELCOME ADDITION TO THE M
1IONAL CAMPAIGN EUND.


i>ov. Flower. accompanied by his private
secretary. Col. Timothy 5. Williams. called on
Chairman H1rrity at national Democratic
headquarters ut noon yesterday. The Gov
Ssnor's visit was all tho moro welcome when
he pulled from his waistcoat pocket n check
Tor his share OF the campaign expenses. In
Tho absence OF the National Treasurer, Robert
j.. Roosevelt. the check was handed over to
Donald NJ. Dickinson. THE StN is not pnr.
mittcd to state the amount OF Gov. Flowers
contribution. After tho Governor and Mr..
Hnrrity had consulted for half an hour. Mr..
MNrrity proceeded on his way to PENNSYLVANIA
and tho Governor gave his opinion OF the
Mutation. He said:
Tho elections in Vermont and Maine have
given me much encouragement. They show
remarkable apathy among Republicans to-
ward tho campaign Hsuch apathy In as preNa-
lent throughout tho country. MS 1t secmsto
have been in these two Statos. thero will be no
doubt OF Democratic success. New York will
20 for Cleveland BY $4,000. l have been in
pretty much all sections OF tho State in the
asst six weeks. ami l nnd considerable luke
varmness among Republicans. In the strong
Republican counties this Is particularly mat
tfcst. It looks as though the Democratic VIC
torics OF 1890 and 1891 would be repeated
this year. I know ot no dissensions among
tine Democrats hero. They appear to he united
and earnest for the success of the party"
The news OF tho Governors check was soon
heard down stairs in tho general reception
room and ut Democratic State headquarters
In West Twenty-fourth street. 1t was n rain
bow in tho Lun.coiored clouds which have
overshsdowed the finances OF tho committee
for several weeks. MIR. Whitney has gathered
his friends about him a number Of limos and
Informed them OF the situation. The invita-
dons to these gatherings have bean sent 20
most OF the eminent citizens who attended the
Chicago Convention. Ex-Mayor William Il.
Grace has been suffering from hay fever. and
has responded nv telegraph on ono or two &C.
casionS stating his TEN pornry iniirmity.
outside of the money contriLutoh bv ex-
Mayor Grace and his friends for tbs ant; -snap
" Mr.. Whitney's .ror,sonul efforts. Most, II
and more are needed immediately. Mr.. Whit
ney 10 continuing his labors in this direction.
n ii,lsn ,ho ys, 1s ~hsit tSa 1' w wnadn" shirty T aays 'S Sir.
l;2oseSSlt's safes Will be comtortably filled.
On the suggestion OF MIR. DickinS2n and
New York. State. This committee consists Of
H %:""s'a s"e if ffSa' ssntIenss % on ,Ss cs%:
their names should not be given out.
Nh. Dickinson WI DEPART for fhH ;z Fay
ssa,"tIow' T II 'sss is 'aAr pr SSs nit ' that Mr:
Cleveland will come to town on Thursday and
HH e. T;,. ,uoe!r,tt;M W.. Wy y. u IN MT da'
sire. to hurry the eH-presilent. but they are
anxious to have his letter OF acceptance, got
sI, =" AND .nh his s" friends sS %ould l a1% baon d ei;
T. send the document out on the last visit Of
EEse' r riH !, imm nc MHs ,' a'tss the i.a' letters ct Sss"t Of
l'residcn: Harrison and Mr.: Hlaine; Mr.. Whit.
uro MnS ~. iMrt,iv v. W. ~ mSht H. p1aira'e
!ettes Should be answered immedinteIy. Mr..
HIatIo,m r 1sro nsetit to tn9 m aoneyi pIsnk in the
Chairman Dickinson q the National Cam.
Tn.Gh any anaitmah Hneeman VI
cred u weak spot in the New, FORK canvass that
eyery effort must se am, mad S,t to o sem ]eo5nt;e In
the t"'p Mskin,e e"e tnrif9 law Sh las had a beHei.iai
effect uron the pockets Of the t9basc9 ~ g1o ov,
worth sssi 70 q | 'ecss '%,i IS s sS"sa's sys asA year. 1 ~ e:
i nnn sts aulern addison ao and Cornins. Before the the
Iteration oi the MeKinley law thS tobacco
farmers fsop. f FIT y y,a as % ow Ssn!s to p9 9hs in nor .nsti
,luty put Upon SHmstra tobacco. the
, ,;anorir n have are re Stated o; W the isn' shan nHS
sni the, mal%rity Of the harry ones are
Ee,nocrnts. mere are mhny tonaccG i" nn tTs
Vow York State border. and they also must be
t..in!ey law. Lieut.-Gov Sheehan received by
.clssnnpl from Augustus F. scheu, state Com
nittceman Of Erie county. a copy OF resoln.
tons adopted on fTluny evening" ~ Il NIcetiHk
Q: the Democratic provisional Committee"
Of the county. The despatch said:
After a general and free discussion Of the local s,tua.
tion. tho following resolutions were unanimously
Adopted.
n..alrri. That the arrangements now effected for
work N Erie county. under the direction or tho Al
N:."ry Somm,t.es; IN, ,ms. ~, II ne lHaxni.n. on inc u ps snn'i
~; r,S"i r, =, a .iuc ~ :, ttcr. .""p"'e" :"
S i i,.s That under these condltio,s this Committee
I-.. M: rs iuns:aons are competed. aud that whe"
h-.seL That We urge un",i these eiestors IN En-
S Sn.,.i and nd" ,' s"ys s M"iHfa " "t the : Aavi.ory commi,,as.
n.a "nrscllSr. : aid any and all ORGANIZATIONS in the
worn u CARVING Fire county by a roH.,ny majority.
rss".n:tons were snnseYue,,t!y presented Sy pransIn
l.. 'S soo",s Of the Demaglase Genera! Committee Of
ss h. Chairman hiiiir. and SECRETARY REYNOLDS and
treasurer Gsorss Sh.n;Ser. Of n. Genera, cc N Ute,
G"%missidners field and Mooney yh or !nr N hnasu OF iu ann.
Illus aud sssvsr. John %sysni. Edward MsGni;e Goan:
Gov. Sheehsn'.lnw partner: Geo T. smith. Mr.. sheehan.
secretary. md many other prominent Democrats w.re
A..anus - hta rna . n u IpnHFAlulAt kn9ecnrs u