The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-23
GREAT Soto IRVING WISE.
HE TURNED DORM SiM THOMAS hND
ALMOST MAI DEIEW.

Oniy One Vote the MarEir that Let Dr
Dsrew go to syracuse from the Miiion
.,re Dis'rict-Sow the Recruit Calls o.
the state Committee for Gold ." hriT
Hin, Represent the MIiionnire- Mt Albany
Little things do not ordinarily bother ooro'
ner Hnckett. who Is in charge OF keunblcnn
state Headquarters In the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
He doesn't fret when Fred Gibbs calls him
farmer, and hie com placont temperament isn't
disturbed By tho usual yearly smash-up OF his
party in the state. Yesterday. however, q
problem confronted him which wrlnkled his
brow and made him stick his chubby hsts
deeper into his trousers pockets. In this
fashion he strolled up and down the hotel
corridor. All familiar with Mr.. liacRett
moods knew that he was thinking. and that
his thoughts annoyed and disturbed MIN.
We'll. what was the matterp Why. Otto r.
wing Wise. the Republican candidate for As
semby In the Twenty first swell front-cupola-
conservatory district had been to see Mr..
Hackett and to ascertain Just how much gold
the State Committee was going to hand over
for his cam paign In the district.
All Republicans have been led to believe that
the district 10 close. oven though the present
Tammany semblyman. l.. II. Hahlo. beat
Bimon Hess. his Republican adversary.
by 1886 votes last year. In the fight
this year there are two other candi-
dates besides Wise. Moses Herman. Tam
many, and John Brooks-Leavitt Repub-
lican and Mugwump Wise is naturally ner
yous over tho situation. and his visits to Mr.
Hackett's bureau in the last two days have
brought those burrows to the brow of the Utica
Wise came first on Saturday night. He was
accompanied as far as the door of headquar
ters by sol Bsrliner. the right bower 81 Sol
Robert Grier- Monroe In the Eleventh district
1nft ArIt N
his talk with lIackett escaped by another en-,
trance. Yesterday Wise came alone, and
nounced after his departure.
In,aword. Hackott doesn't know whethert to
Fight. about and let him shift for himself in his
fight for the Assembly. 1t was ascsrtained
Sae in hs q "nd s
publican Club has shot himself ahead alto
eether too rapidly. either for his merits or his
the lower House at Albany, it was said has led
story - is best tod By Mr. Hacketts visitors
Not speaki1g all ct the same time they said:
rot Ef Td' * nsnnS 81 nnd
district in January last. He was a recruit
6etoSer .e }sH9 ana Then then only after Com:
missioner Martin, the Tammany leader cad, Of the
G 6sns% u Wise apDointed sommi ss
s % zine the %akS up skIt tor d.s
gates to the State. Senate: and Assembly
stormy session refused to send a delegate
to the State Convention at Syracuse Gen. Sam
Thomas Treasurer OF the kepubican State
dent Of the Republican organization Of the dis
trict and now the Republcan candidate for
Nor was this all. Wise's committee came
within one vote OF defeating Chauncey M.
wsss to the
that Mr.. Depew was not good enough Repnb-
lican to represent the district at Syracuse. The
Q cast-lron delegation FOR Wise in the Assembly
Convention
capers. and John Brooks l.eavitt viii yet Re.
publican votes that would have gone to any |
S Sas eetsa n VI the nM s %
him for the Assembly. Gen. Thomas was sub
Convention from the Sixteenth district but he |
did not attend the Convention
Wise, %iss,s attitude fifty e. toEsrd MI pensT. Gen:
many another Republican besides Hackett to |
rumble his hair and lam hi. fists into his
a o the gsDe ba been
Elk years in succession, which Mr.. Wise hasn't.
Es Is rb sHST Wss Republican all over the
Every:Republieen in the. diamondtack dis
trict admires and Is fond OF him. but Wise got
N.
Treasurer Of the Republican State Commit.
tee His lists have been deep In his own and
s esp Hs IL tns f9 s
He has hustled and contributed and begged
nnd fb PLEADED ED for ORR money for the g. rs fights
nonths-old Republican. refuses to send him
These are samplss Of the talk heard at head
quarters. and the final shot at the audacinus
voung candidate yesterday was that Mr.. De-
SsFe Ssofs he s
put Of knickerbockers. And then. to defeat
Mr. .Ws so tie President Of
Doroner HaoEett, didn't know what to say
e Wise about shskeIs Tor his light COR the As
Of the com mittee. will hire eat to collect sub
sorlptions for Wise and then again maybe he
won't. AS the Sioux warriors once said:
Maybe 20. maybe so.
Maybe dam he
r, Then vent Mr. Derew's friends IN the
n the distret stand IN line to Vote for U Wfse
assEs a sRkyd Tn w Or Fnayi Mi
Wise down In basket from an eighth-story
window.
SICKLE. Going Into the Cam
paigu.
Congressman Daniel F.. Sickles is in town.
Ind was entertained last night by Leader John
:. sheehnn and the pequod braves OF the
Tenth Congress district. Gen. Sickles Is in
terested In the political battle in the Ninth
Assembly. ana has accepted Leader Boyles's
Invitation TO tell the voters on Tuesday night
why they should vote the Tammany ticket
straight in that district. lie will also speak at
the publication mass meeting oftha new Thir-
leenth district in and around the Pequod Club
on wednesday night. Gen. Nickles SAYS that
senator liill has become power In the SON
ate. He says also that the legislation to wine
put Force bill method and Da2cn portism will,
"a his OPT MON. surely pass both tho House and
the Senate.
Sol BrrIiner Trois His Candidate Around.
Sol Berliner brought Col. Robert Grler Mon
'oe's candidate for the Assembly in the EIev-
nth district around among tho politicians
yesterday and showed him of. Sol said he
rad given up the idea OF a big convention In
scottish Rite Hall. and that Mr.. Moorehead
lad been nom mated by certificate. which
lad contained the names Of $50 voters The
exact attitude OF the candidate to Mr.. Bsrliner
md Mr.. Monroe is not known. but II ia said
hat Mr. Moorehend keeps Col. Monroe for
boss and Sol for Advertising purposes only.