The sun., 1894-09-11
THIS TINE MORTON'S SURE.
MIR. FAssETT WoN'T BELIEVE IT
WHEN THEY Tell HIM so.

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D.c,,r. ,s., Ws win u.y. kEs vote.
ON thr r,r-t H.I,ot-To-s.v,. Pr,-,arie-
T.. so..,,. r,,o,,,.., ., ti.,,,s s,,0r,o, s..sor
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Iio,oI ros,.r,,a, -, No ,,,o,,o ~. family IN
,h.is s,d ,,,,a.,... - 49,, Ei,,h ..erno uo,eI
Tha ra,,,,r ., A.. p,a,, oooas,on.d a no,ohIs in.
a.a.so Iaa, IT., a. a.. n,,,,,tos % ro,i,i-
,iai, = ,....,,.' 1t. H. a. ,o.r,d,r
TL..s w. ,,.,",li, iS ,y.t,an.tt 81.
,a., H.. ,.,,.,o. -, az, .,,,,,ha. 90 doIe.
ine O,s ,'o'eo "oouU 'no "u',D'' VI -
for Judge Leslie w. Russell for Governor; ex-
Railroad Commissioner isaac V. Baker Of com
stocks state Committeeman Benjamin Odell ot
Newburvh Uncle Dick March of watertown,
ex-United states Marshal Lou Payn, >. Sloat
fassett, and host OF local celebrities OF the
Republican stripe, including John Sabine Smith.
Abraham Gruber. George w. Wanmaker' Co
lumbus o. johnson, and several other OF the dis
trict leaders
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hn oI 'hese sentiemen ulu no' cone I'seo Il,
Platt, but all did desire to know vhap ts going
on in Republican state politics, and they knew
,h., ,ho ho., So g., ,,., a., ,or,,inn ~ tbo, sor,
was in Mr.. Platt's neighborhood. Mr.. Platt
spent half an hour in the corridor OF the hotel
,aIt ,n,, With HE ,rionds I'm, I, vas nn,iceable
talkihB WIN MS irlehus' out IL WAS hoti'eao'e
that young Mr.. Fassett of Elmra had nothing
to say to him. Young Mr. Fassett has been say
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ing thlhgs aoout MI ilatt OF laVe' anu mas no'
been doing much talking to him. In fact,
friends OF Levi p. Morton, who is TO be nomi.
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nateu ny 'he hepuoi'eans "s t"en .""-
J.cIaro tha, ~ Mr. Fassstt continues ,alkinv ns
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ne mas ne Is l'Aeiy 10 go 70 'he Sta'e ,ohNen'oh
with only the six delegates Of Chemung county
behind him. although the delegates Of Alle-
49,, s,a,,ha, ard sohuyi.r cn,nties have als,
ghhy' SteuOeh' anu S'huSieT couhtie9 h"'o "''o
been instructed to vote for him. The friends Of
Nr Morton saw that the delegates from these
cnunties named desire TO cast a conn mplimentary
vote FOR Mr. Fassett. bnt expect eventually to
assis, in nominntinu Mir Morton and they do
not like to have their young Elmira friend inti-
erssturss Ts no of % poItica @ s boss. O''o"
Mr. FPs;ett had friendly run ipn With pthn ef. +
nm ardent snpuori"r Of Mr.. Morton and he told
MIR. Fassett that MIR. Morton would haye $50 of
~ That is the same old story we have heard
twice before from you' Lou" said Mr.. Fassett.
oa tola US on Two 0ccasi1hs i Nh ipas orton ,e and
that he ' comldp't be beaten for senator some.
how or other the sentiment didn't materl8SiiSe 8e
talk Is wild. Morton won't have 900 votes on
~ a. 10 y haiiot ''i' va '
the nrst oa,ioo oonv rs,onsd Pawn "There,s no
h,re,pa, 81 is ti,n, 7, isn't nee1ei Mr. Mortar
6ns ths tis sen,ment and the votes and he'll be
Imbn Saline smith Vas sunposed To be looking
for rJ the Depew boom. He didn't find it at the
t.Lin aSSnue anu Id that IL bed not hean
la. ny or ss.n in their ~eiuh uhborhood
heaiu i,hS or s NJ III ppuriiah ~ Whitehal, ia talt
inc sn bii about Indea Russeli's chances OF
ing 80 oE aoouu IA, 'uso , go 20 ~ ~ III In dis
nomhatlon ne hlu , w.. seem en, IL az ~ 81" hn m Hs-
M Ihvor @ aoIs W inS NJ i I'll riaht and thai ths
nn,i cdare tma, an,,rstsd bD bim N: sendin~ Rus
couhtts m ,, ~, ~ ~ ond vnta o. NJ
sen aelegaes gates wou,u t ro,, up koo' 'o'o i'i W.T.
M2raoh & wnen m tne e,,y snccessfuI onnosition
. % no noi & H., !. ,ir - " Nnrton seama tn ha ya
20 ihe noha.ion y, ra ol MI .alUre Tha grsa,ssp
dis disn 4uI III sie. rs;rS h' H. ,.ptiamsn wbo
unnS9ity encouhtereu oS Iii, nn n - dm., .oniJ
M91ia KIM 10 daIiSnr Sn fs snods In tRe case