The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-22
BLAINE MEN WILL AVENGE
MIR. soHIEHEN,s TREhCHERF TO TIE
GREAT REPUBLICdN LEADER.

| d. IHimnEc 'oinmrnds Mayor Roody
Although tho educational" campaign in
| Brooklyn has been in progress for only week.
! the voters Of that big town have received con-
| siderable enlightenment on tho issues in
| volvcd Since the midnight nomination OF Mr..
Charles A. Schieren by the Republicans at tho
| Criterion Theatre a good deal OF light has
been thrown on the personality OF that
estimable gentleman. who had hitherto
been known as successful leather
| denler and an unostenta tous worker in
| church and Sunday school fields. Since he
started in the race for the Mayoralty, hand-
| capped by the support OF the Mugwumrs. II
has been disclosed that in the memorable
| struggle for the Presidency in 1894 he was
| bitterly opposed to James q. Blaine and used
whatever influence he possessed to defeat
| him. Mr.. Scheren did not. 1t Is true. cut any
| more figure on the platform in that contest
| than he is likely to do in the present one. but
| his antagonism to Mr.. Blaine was most pro-
| nounced and vindctive. James Reynolds. one
| OF Mr. Schieren's former employees. is author
| ity for this statement
" The mon in tho shop always supposed that
Mr.. Schcren was n true-b blue Republican.
What was our surprise. therefore. when he
came into the shop one day during the Presi-
Dental canvass in 1894 and asked us to sup
port Mr.. Cleveland for President He said he
Souiu NV hh'iu " eubpoil sutn man HS
Blaine. and that the men in the shop would do
him c, favor II they would vote for his oppo-
ncnt."
Since his nomination Mr.. Schieren has made
no attempt to explain or excuse his trcach cry
to Mr.. blaine. bur. on the contrary has gone
out Of his way to accept the homage OF I'd ward
other leading Mugwumps. Mr.. Schieren's dis
astrous oratorica performance at the Rink
he was sadly deficient in the int eectun equip
ments which are supposed TO furnish the ma
mental duties OF the MayoraIty. it is no mat
ter OF surprise therefore. that the so-called
non. partisan movement this year Is in such
Seth Low into the Mayor chair Mr. Low owed
his success largely to his own striking and
lie speaker. Mr.. schieren's sole dependence.
1t seems. must be on the strength Of the Mug.
from day to day that he is not going to get
ANYTHING like the united support of the re:
true blue Republicans are either openly or
secretly DESERVING the Republican standard
eo 70 Tx Senne ane OF the old
ward. visited Democratic headquarters and
Old time Republicans he said. have no
i Int IN the election Of Mr.. schieren. and
Mr.; Scheren has thus formally declined Mr.. |
Body Q challenge to joint debates:
CANrAiGs lEAparARrREs.
RooM2 p. GrRs4SlA BANK BumnIse
,ns g ps ,Ss,
likely to take special inieesi in the PRESENT munich
R.I ssmpI'sn Iii fact Iny %6,er LEAD. tothq
cannot, however. agree Win your view that Join,
By ,hs press and from tho platform the issues
enssO nj fG5 MONTH and are my We'll under
p"ssDs as Win sue"
i.st Your VII, S' S" ~r"
a1b !. ws to % "i rules Of
engage IN such discussion Very truly yours;
The Rev: DR.. 7. De Witt TalmaGo does not
join with the Mugwump- Republican, combina-
Brookiyn. as this letter Of his to Str. Body.
which was made public ySsstsFdsy al shsTss
sss
fr
Goney Island ms PROB ,eii Ion was would CONS
EIsysntiI1 may Sa; s.yea BrSHIiyn continue
the OF every two
Clues eFF. M county Ss al ana the I g1S".n s
psSne Of al p.T;,ies .a Of all ,p5otss
city with such quiet saSbatIs or with such cop.fH
Of @ III social evil proIsuS
less OF public disorder than in any great city under ~
let public authority ike yours and private citizenship
a. you have, Nj Mayor IN this matter Of the Coney
y s5 Of .;
Of gratitude %a
OF Mr. Boody's reelection. and he will probably
have somethinRiem phatic to say on the Mayor
The confidence Of the Democratic managers
has been steadily Increasing during the past
up f In the an pal work. Arransements have
been made fora rafting canvass. not only In
Ing s with the big rally at the ACADEMY Of Masic
to- morrow night with Senator Hill as the chief
orator. BROOKLYN is going, to witness the most
:. There Is not q shadow OF discomfort in the
Democratic skies. and even the stalwart
first keenly sympathzel with Daniel Ryan in
his defeat for the Shrevalty nomination, is
solid for the ticket MIR. Ryan himself said
II have accepted the situation. Ny fight
iourned The Dem Of the Es irhtR ward ard
,Pfty ban Ss,eEo for Mr. Booty and All
II Is said that the matter Of finance Is a dis
luieting subject to Mr.. Schieren. who is run
heir own. Although the Mns Sps'1 have q,
Wien sx:GongrssTyman 5. Y, White used to be-
Raising funds, This year Mr.. Wits doesn't It
.ers and SO fnr. has not been seen at any NE Re-
BROADCAST among the SOLD men OF the party !
yesterday:
The Republicans must go into their own pockets
The have str9ne hopes Of eantur
5 an adverse natural majority OF 5000 or
more In It. Mr. II. Reynolds. Jack Skelly's
will be knitted all over the district for his
reachery last year in running as an indepen-
'egulnr candidate.
There was more or less rejoicing at Republi-
AN headquarters yesterday over a report in |
me OF the evening papers that some OF the
New York banks had decided to refuse any
more loans on brooklyn property until the re-.
ult OF the election was determined. It was
Inferred at once that this action showed the
ion by tho financial institutions. Asa matter
" fact. very few OF the hanEs have any money
o loan NJ present on real estate in Brooklyn
,r elsewhere.
The statement incensed Mayor Body