The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-12


Daniel Butterhed, Edward Lnuterbach,
Au.on O. McCook. James A. Blanchard,
Cnsries A. Flammer. George J. seabury,
Gil r. Coils Meyer Isaacs.
william Strauss John Sabine Smith.
Hiram Merritt.
Mr.. Plat said that the agitation which has
been going on In the Republican party during
the week need not cause anybody anxiety and
added:
"On the contrary It will have good effect.
Il will bring about a better understanding In
the minds OF Republican voters all over the
State as to men and affairs In New York city.
knew. OF course. that II / should venture to
say anything on the subject OF reorganization.
It would create a new outcry about bossism.
But nobody is deceived by that sort OF non
sense. IL Is the inevitable reply OF men who
think that their personal ends or ambitions
are not being. and are not going to be
served. II / had stated that Cot Bliss
and his friends were doing q good thing by
their movement. they would have called me a
'ssgacious leader When l say that they are
that ! am a boss! They call me a meddier'
and say have no right to EXPRESS my opinion
sd .ssns n their S.ha Bring S
plan OF enrollme emit and ask me to sign II? II |
had the right to approve It had an equal
dsrstand plain folks like them. BY a boss
and a meddler they mean one who differs
with them. Iy u uuu tthtoshhu
they mean one who agrees with them. That's
all there ia to IL.
sndeTstSnds my position ann
didate for United states Senators; am not g
seeker for any office elective or appointive. |
IN the principles OF tho Republican party who
loves to serve that party and who has no other
on. My critics. on the other hand. are can
SidS,ss sSSa aTp sh i9T position II they think
rahal' md tFaiIOF' theV wal-
line and Sss ss Sat hi sss
not the men on whom the party relies for Aid
IN critical emergencies. They have travelled
do for the party next fall II he were its candi-
what he will do II any one else than himself is
the candidate. He will do lust what he always
We had an SECTION aS' iast TALL There was
presented TO us what every sagacious polit-
clan s,, recognized to be an unparalleled oppoItu;;
Advisory committees endeavored to Impress
this view upon the wealthy Republicans OF
us We sent letters asking them to meet and
give US the benefit oil their advice and help.
sons Invited three were presont and nothing
out Of NIFTY invited seven were present. and
sistsns appeal for the $1,000 necessary
to send our pastor ballots, to the yo-
u
from them no more than the sum OF 5000.
and all the rest OF the money needed for this
pAign We OF the com mittoe were compelled to
Ialse without their aid or eneouragenent.
thing to the state campaign. on the ground
that his contributions must DO confined TO his
Sheffield TO the Legislature. We accepted this
excuse; supposinR. OF course. that he and Mr.
Cornelius n. Bliss, who lives In the same As
eemDly district. would all the
sxpsnses OF Mr.; shefleids campaign Later
Jeopardy. An appeal was made to me and the
that appeal / furnished 500 and the State
Nor is their relation to last falls campaign
singular; In 1888. when Mr. Davenport was
was not particularly a friend of mine. but
largely their own choiee-they promised to
h n;Sr IRON among T the so membsTshlD o. the
psltry g. 900 and Mr. Davenport himself was
compelled TO make up the rest, In 1885 and
In the Fasssit campaign Of 1881 they gave the
ntAte committee ABOUT $1,000. They are not
the men who, when the party is in distress and
when the enemy Is arrogant and confident.
come warmly forward to bear the brunt OF the
Gattls But how brgyely they elamor when it
nouncs those OF us who have done our very
ssst; II Il is won. how quickly they press for
Now, what is il that I have done to call
torth their noisy demonstrations Why, l
youse gwen sHe0Grsgsment to o., great 69dy o!
rho have organized in this county TO support
Sns republican party, Ihave eommended the
that vast body Of voters who comprise the
working people OF the city. and whose support
Z Necessary to our success this fall and is ours
uonly We have the good sense TO seek il. /
sook TINS step not because | needed a new or
cause S S S to me Rsp1 6s
n nsS party TO applaud movement so full OF
~, It Is iaughAbls to hear this chorus OF can
ulastes CRYING out that am trying to build IN
otganizatlen OF my own. Do ! lack friends
,,hey can make an organization where my
Hnehds Will not be- found What difference
othey think 1t makes 70 me who reorga4izes
might take Judge Rlsselis kindly advice and
81 9n 70 the antipodes while the Com mittee
formed its new County Co9mittee. Snd
on on my return it would be found that
would be my real and ready friends. And Why
Rshyn;h because .ause, as stated moment age. the
this MusWump eaeEle and beSScrat siSH aSuse
;hat am not seN-seeSinE politician.
iHAt ! am not candidate for Governor. OF
an simply man who believes in the kepulli-
JIaa r@rtJ who has supported Il day in and
~ 'it, year in and year out. for two genera
bhoas and who will support Il until the day Of
H's TTeeHIt.i. How can aayi 9dy hurt rae
E Ie Let them go ahead; let item organ
~ reorGenize, silt. and select until thoy
NE NE made tho membership Of their action
i4Ah ,0r man. the exact membership Of the
SAlGA league Club. aud even then they Hid
m 20 anie 20 carry single proposition hurt,
~ 70 my influence with the Republicans OF
NV lnrS' Aud; as for the new local organiza-
lou lpILiad az the cooper Union, / say nOw, as
s4li bgtoTe. Il Is good thing. Ii Will greatly
srnTtt the party aud lt deserves the encouT-
ssnhsnt ~ ever Eepublican who wants his
liflE 10 giA next November.
to1gressrnan Johu Van HOorhis OF RochesteI
- ohgressnan Charles A. ChiekeTi1g OF
i2psphaEen. eN-EonErsssmaa Henry q. Bur-
S'sh OF MaitehalL Dwight Lawrence Of Al
kuong Mr, HATS visItors Yesterday, MI. Van
lJeoihls, hr. Chics ering and Mr. BuFlelgh de-
E4sga that they heartily sided with AR. Platt
HseJEssis. ~ishia fPPEty- eight houra oharlss "