New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
CHAT ABOUT PUBLIC MEN.

C. c. Beaman. candidate for Justice OF the SUI
prene Court the Fusion ticket made a laugh
able mistake when he went 10 register The story
is told on him by a who saw II happen. Mt
Beaman registers up in Madson-ave. The lay
that he did this duty. ne wen. around to me
booth cary in the forenoon and soon was answering
a voley OF questions fired a; him by the clerk lie
struggled along manful.y and when the ordeal W." ~
returned and leaning over the railing said 10 me
erSi to Ss S Book ara and S prop responded For
ty,seven" Mr. Beaman looked b, guilt, s sna
said in an Apologize way Wont you pie'Se
change Il? am ffty-seven"
On.y those who are personally acquainted with
Henry Clevs Will see the ludicrous side OF ms
troubles in the registration booth. Mr. cews dro'e
up p the resstering place and subm mite D he
his eyes 'Brown ckasncey " Depew wssss more more
frank. when he asked the coler OF MS ma"
he replied: "White-and very lite or IT,
"Au this talk about betting on the Tammany
;cket IS nonsense" said II. c. Du Val yesterday
Mr. Du Val as private secretary 70 Chauncey NJ
Depew Ia thrown into the company OF Ali Glasses
OF politicians. He said. in defence o. ms S'a's.
ment: Il am betting man 10 STAR WIN '"'
when these fellows round here ana dihsoons
money in your ears until you cannot see straight
then 1t Is time to do something, a mai maj ssid to
wei! Known an hsti IN tbree To- one on Tammany
downstreet. II you want some OF IL INN an,ih ali
ina. if he would take 500 would ak. anc ,hs
s00 and ia thai way could get 500 OF men
back and said that they had backed down T ma
Is the way with the who'll outnI mo "a, in Del
monicos ana SAID that he had $1,000 10 BET s,.d
Two to Ge mink can get YOU several hundred
dollars at tina, price. The TammaImSy man nv friend
said Sha san pace ,n sS%s Of OK a. never
other replied in a g ,snhe tsr Ino9hing
r,a-s 8. c,tv 10 the state where the last State
held I. is Binghamton but lately '"e Vor. -
hsv. heer calling the place Greenesourg or "vo's'
town This change of name is due To me Na'o' %
the city, is George T. Greene pres'uenl u -" -,
State League Of Republican Cuns, ns in sroome
COUNTY and is one OF the most prominent poc, ,nr
nm ,hs state Mr. Greene vas IN the GU! !e'e..a
Ssv and he said in speaking OF the situation ana
the probability OF Republican success. ~, - ID
bv he 'RSspubcans and We shall have handsome
majority in the legislative branches nuhh -"
cratic partydssusI with The Adm il at. nr a.
washington the record OF san ,c che ana
hard fight by the Republicans Broome county j.
all right
Chairman Hackett IS indignant at newspaper
article which said that the Republican managers
have given NJ all hope OF electlng the union ticket
The article In question did not quote him. but came
in such a manner as 10 make IL appear that ne had
said tha; he had no hope OF winning TINS ran. Yes
ea nn defea, the Tsmmany ticket The report
from each Assembly district Is cheering ana say
and my statement Is not based upon a mere haz-
ard-that the union ticket will receive the majority
OF the votes cast
Governor Morton is expected to reach the city to-
day Since the Governor wrote that letter 10 Chair
man Hackett stirring up the Republicans TO the
necessity OF putting forth al endeavors 10 defeat
the Democratic ticket th. year there has been a
period unusua! activity around Republican head
quarters. Secretary Wakeman, OF the Committee
o. Fifty. Is ting reply from Governor Morton
to invita- ton him to preside at big mass
meeting the Bowery o-nght. The meeting IL TO
be held at the Windsor Theatre and under the aus
pices OF the Committee OF Fifty IL is thought that
Chauncey VI Depew will be present and make one
of his addresses such won for him the name OF
the peach" 1t IS hardly probable tina; Mr. Depew
will be there IL Is thought. however that Governor
Morton Will preside
General William f. Disbrow. prominent in the
Grand ARM OF the Republic OF Connecticut. who
TO the Atlanta Exposition with Governor COT
fn sayE that Il grand trip and one which
all enjoyed. He said yesterday: Il feel warranted
in saying thar the Exposition will be Of bench, 10
the whole country. Colonel Henry II. Adams, COM
mander Of Lafayette Post. VINO lives in Greenwich
was OF lie during the trip. and II YOU get q
chance 70 draw him you win BE- proud OF the
old Nutmeg State II is not too much say that
Connecticut Day will not be overshadOwed by that