The sun., 1894-10-30
DON DICKINSON SENDS 4 CHICK.
Clevslands Former Supporters IN the State
Are for Hin n CIeveIa.a Isn't.

Clevsland's Forner Supporter IN the State
Are for Hin n CLEVELAND Isn't.
Although President Cleveland will not vote
next Tuesday to assist in maintaining the su-
premacy Of the Democracy In this State, and al
though Secretary Carlisle is not to raise his
voice in encouragement Of the New York Dem
ocrsts In their present struggle. some consola-
ion was received from Administration sources
by the managers Of the Democratic State cam
paign yesterday. Appraiser Bum was at the
Park Avenue Hotel In the evening consulting
with Chairman Thacher Of the Campaign Com
mittee, Senator Murphy, and Lieut.. Gov. Shee-
han.
lie offered his aid in every way possible for
the success OF the ticket Ex-Postmaster- Gen.
eral Don NJ. Dickinson, although he did not full
III his promise TO make q speaking tour OF the
State, sent instead a contribution 10 the cam
paign fund, which Secretary De Freest said was
much more liberal than some offerings made by
New York State Democrats. Chairman Hnk-
ley said that the check accompanied with
letter OF regret at Mr. Diokinson's inability 10
take the stump for Senator Hill. Another evil
denoe tending TO show the completeness. of
Democratic union In support Of senator HUI
strong speech made by ex-Collector Magone In
opening the meeting addressed by the Senator
Georgs s. Weed. Mr.. Cisveland's Collector at
the Port OF Plattsburgh. who was In the city
Smith The had fss. hi d
congratulation TO Senator Hill was mistake.
ssd MEPhS of
and Messrs. Thacher and Hinkley Mr.. Richard
Croker was M present part of the time Time Senator Senator
vote in Rensselaer, county is without founda-
tion.
seaer will be loyal TO the regularly nominated
candidate. One difficulty which an independent
election law vi is being experienced by Mr.. Wheel
$ ~ Nag ind nd thGs tns ss1
have no local candidates, and for that reason
their ballot will he q skeleton, which will stand
litls change OF being selected by many voters.
T. MeCielIand, who has just returned from a
ter TO tell. He said
tested in either a state or "A national campaign.
The meetings were large and enthusiastic. You
talk about dissension on the part of the friends
est sort OF nonsense. The two counties through
which have been are what is known rs strong
line and workin for The ticket. Schoharie will
give larger majority 10 the Democratic ticket
and. with the splendid org orssnizatian made by
George Van Horn the candidate for Congress In
Il ss ss Srsd 5S Tse
created by the receptions accorded 10 senator
Hill have aroused the Democrats everywhere.
and there Is universal feeling that he will win
handsomely"
Among the speakers whose services have been
secured bv the Campaign Committee for the
closing efforts In the State are Chauncey u.
Black, the last Democratic Lieutenant Cover
nor Of Pennsy lvania, and James Kerr, Clerk OF
the House OF Representatives OF the same State.
The speaking campaign will be continued up TO
Saturday night before election. senator Hill
will close his at Elmra on that night and re-
turn to Albany. where he viii rest until election
day. and where he will receive the election re-
turns.
Doubt has been expressed In some quarters
whether President Cleveland could claim resi-
dence In this city for the purpose of voting
here President Cleveland Is on the tax hooks
OF this city sessed for SIS 900 OF personal prop
erty lie hsd until April 30, 1894, 10 swear OF
thai assess me Mt on the ground OF residence,
but did not do il. He paid tax on similar
amount for 1893.