The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-05
MR.. PLATT FOR SENATOR.
Hrs FRIENDS URGING HIM As
HILL'S SUCCESSOR.

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W, iI",s was very 1oyiul over tho victory.
lie did not ascribc 1t to Republican votes, but to
| the fact that ,h. R.rnhlio.n N.,,,n.i con,.,
a.. "a '.e '.puoi.an s1"on eon'ea,
uoh Haue the distinct issue between the gold
and silver standards. and had nominated can
| didate To stand for that i.sr. Tho f.ot th,.
~. D...h,T-N. 10 'o'ue' " ,ses ~"
tne republican candidates for President and
tory of the marty rarr,.d ,ho eco, .,,r =, NJ
w.. = par.y, carried the great CITY OF new
date Black had broken tho record for big
pluralities In tna s,.,, NAE 49,, a. -.
the Republican leader Seey happy. He did not
brag. however. and INDUCED his enthusiasm BY
talking about the flag display in honor of the
victory.
The election was hardly over when the friends
| of Mr. plat, b.,,n IN n-,o him In h.oou..
candidate for United States Senator to succeed
Mr. pIs,, wnr,d M, ,o,. -, .ha -.
r.stnr.r "" u w .a.N u -
yesterday. Nneh the attempt was made 10
nominate him for Governor he said that he was
not anxious for honor. NJ that sor. bnt d,sir.d
idlhtTl " utNOl ms 10 the eXtCuGlNo WOrk
is interested
chairman Hackett OF the Republican State
said: MIR. Plat can have the place
80. y ~ w ho1 Aho" ne eArea 10
go TO the Senate"
intimo,. t.I.,5. IT, : "
To- 60 to the senate ana = IL N ~ ~ s,fd liz, 10 T pin,s
himself does not Know NJ n SHHh Sc lsa 1 ha: be q
1'hsr o u az a canaadate Tor Senator;
publican leaders in the NewYork city result The
the rest2,he defeat Of f i. candi a nT yor r ana
Hress nnS on ssysr Al. e candle for Assembly
Most OF The local * i Rs a,asGI rssp isa 3, 1hd dtd vote No;
.nihk ! possioiS tnat SO oiE q vote could DO
n o y H. 'ne nepuutn,.9h eanaiaates IN the
S Sn,s do rne y were saIsnea, nowever, that the
nnmmnny organiIatton: ana that 30 large a one
cnnnos = o eo"hlsu III oy 'ne "ie"nm In future
cpn.efn:
OF the hepubiican County Campaign Commit
norgsniasd labor knows how mych Of that
renIi,1e ,op hor sm M n = Smmahy; ana , tnihE VIII
It's snausnre To- leaders
were hRntlne i9r a feeoruLlor the lie OF their
orEanizadi2ni Iheir only hope was to attach
ueaa,aei Lnoor 70 tnetr cause. lney cohciuued
snas inc Sncsso platiorm hnd much IN II thas
o wms TO et ass IL ssd 20 ali 0 tEs arsa , -, sb.i ana oo ,nsy sss
tase tnht vote into camp. The nomination OF
t Snro SeGret y et 1he Gentrni labor Union tor
thinss. d1a the business. The allied forces were
ueiea.cn y was INC lapor cahufuate ior coroner,
"But TamInany aeeompIlshed its object. 1t
p%so that iUr h, Tam nsnsp in a year Of o6, assured asa, Fl, |.
h maks eana iSSs 10 , 9oEan iIs lacos and ,s selecting
accused Of such a tbinr rs When When .hs h hsss q . %rs
s Sbs sue names nsr own pets i9r eandia1.es;
a mnl NAMES y s%o. SaSsches when her only object Is To
,aho we were aware snaf the fosce1 OF organized
but we hoped 10 and did brenk into The rnfs II;
f foiIow pih y. si.c linz o es MSki foE ,aGof ThlSh VIII in
bring about a neriod Of nrosneri,v ,bs n III r.nI
der organized labor less ready 10 succumb to
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| rammsn were NOT speciaily nIeased AZ fS.ir
ssas. = and md e count t az asteS Ma Of ,ne presiaenta a
for them that thcv found M lit q 60 s ori .a 4 eh N
S Stosniggppes .raerss and nd" , s"STtSI three nns,h ASSEM- SO sH Siy m mxe
from tina uaperol xxranL aaI.s Gl.aban 49,
was mi dniw r. NJ snt .eh = Sneenan even
many did GET hut bnt raiI,d a, tbosn Iohoriug ia nnn
.~hn w wers 40 coarr.d in,n az ~ ~ nS%3 7 nen n
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air, = 81 .otu tnas nv wouiu iose tnelr
nrratd ". 1891 49, TnS he, = NY they Ros
copssgs rrhe 10y vii ~ u ~, ~ az , y uu
sade Tor the aboIition Of slavery We viii tesn
n N ,ha h.,,ia NH ~ w Heep
sn,n,ion ia rsstnrad ~ - nm .
cause and viii NOT Iii ours" AUG ~
T5tI., ~" ~, "a, - ~ ~
ms popuilstic iree.silver nttersnce may he
~ = ~ .Ie th"usahus ! INQUEST
many in tthe srht inst maj ed that that I IL thav Vy - I nsnt
to get back they WI have to Join a free.silyer
renndistion in Sao6. II WEE y III hr op. n nTf sos
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49,, = nj snr .nahri Mt; Snxeaan $40
lie p,.uso W itne III mtu 10Y "an IN
~ III huu 'na. many
Iaauosn - Hi INC rauns y
Tammany's future political efforts 10 the cause
OF thG white metal mayhave q strong Influence
which under the Ieadershin ~ Charies 8 VAL,
nhtIt ard EA-..A NJ - 4. tt.. -. -