The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14
A POLITICAL HALF HOLIDAY.
PLENTY OF FACILI7IEs FoR CARRYING
REPUBLICkN MONET


Uncie rhiietus sawyer Chips In ssO, 600
Garter won't Waste Money che
south-rotce.bin Davenport In Favor.
Chairman William Frank Harrlty had an
easy day yesterday. and carly In the afternoon
he left the rendezvous OF the Democratic
chieftains In charge OF the subordinates. He
will spend to-day at Long Branch. Gov"
Bradley B. Smalley and Don Manuel Dickinson
also took day of. In tho morning deleGa-
ton OF Wisconsin Germans, consisting OF Dr.
F. w. A. Notz. Prof. c. +, ruth. aad the Reys
J. Schlerf. J. Schultz. and j. Crosse. conversed
with Chairman Hnrrity. They were convinced
that the Democrats would carry Wisconsin
this fall. SO great has been the demand on
Mr. Harrity for places at Headquarters that he
has beon forced to send out notice reading:
Chairman Harrity of tho Democratic National Com
mttee has the headquarters OF tho Democratic National
mitteo thoroughly equipped far the force Of
assistants clerks messengers and doorksspers 10 con
cernsd 1t 10 authoritativey stated that more ap
pointments will be made to positions about the head
quarters before the middle of September next. ~
which time It Is likely thai will be necessary to In
crease the force OF Assstants and employsea
Tho Bureau OF the National Association OF
Democratic Clubs at the Democratic head
quarters Is now organized and In complete
running order Mr.. Harvey L. Maddox. the
Assistant Secretary who has charge OF this
branch OF tho campaign work during tho ab-
scnce OF Secretary Gardner. says that clubs
are being raj idly organized all over the coun-
try. and are forwarding applications for men,
bvrship to the National Association so as to
avail them selves OF the distribution Of cam
paign literature.
An interesting bit OF cardboard was the chief
attraction in Mr.. Carriers National Republican
camp 1t told of tho facilities which the United
States FIX press Compan y. Thomas c. rlatt. Pres.
Mr. r' rla nT eompany. under the Cleveland "a.
Trsssafy Dorartment Tor ne transgoTtst i;I1
respect Mr. Eairchld was kinder than Score.
special messenger with a CARPET sack contain:
Ing S5.OOO.0OO from Washington to Assistant
~ bs CINE ssd ssved
by the transaction the payment OF 500 to Mr..
ras But tie Ma Of @
mcnt for this rc,nissness Mr. Garter has made
Mr. s o and oher
As an evidence Of the rapdity with which
was made known sterday that Uncle phle-
tbs sawyer OF Oshkosh on his last visit to MT.
Carriers bureau contributed his personal check
The Democrats carry WISCONSIN," said
Senator Sawyer to q friend on that occasion.
Not while have bank account!
senator Sawyer is worth millions. and In
campaign times he's liberal.
Another placard hung out at Republican
quarters announced that the reception rooms
were in tho basement. All visitors will be let
in on the ground floor. D,,uo ,.,.o.
men have tngged at tho Hon. Thomas Henry
Cartcrs ear In the last few days. and more
wero doing 1t yesterday 1t appears that the
q. q. p has a squad OF rainbow chasers who
are rs ELUSIVE in their predictions ms some OF
tho Dem ocrats who have surrounded the Hon.
William Frank Harrity. These southern Re-
puilicans want men and m ney for Tennessee
and North Carolina. They want money
especially. They believe the Republican party
has o lighting chance" for these two States.
livery Republican Nationu! Chairman Tor
dozen ycars has listened to the same viii spers.
None has acted upon the suggestions to any
extent.
John I. Davenport tho author OF the Force
hill is constantly at Mr.. Carter headquarters
He has the run OF the shop. Senators and
Congressmep. National Committeeman. and
bigwiEs generally may wait and shuttle in the
corridors. but Mr.. Davenport has Tree access
to all sanctums Mr. Davenport thin ks that
he should have more money this year ~ carry
out his bulldozing schemes. Cornelius N.
Bliss. tho National Treasurer. Is considering
Mr. Davenports requests.
Mr. Carter welcomed yesterday Rtchnrd q:
Kcrens Of Missouri, tho confidential friend OF
the Presidents; and the man who defeated
mitteeman from his State. Mr.. Curter will re:
main in town to-day. Chairman Hackett OF
the Republican State Bureau departed for