The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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M, Chahlef'a htsty 'tlol' had slaflrd 'hrrr
do,ibi" oared fishing yawls from the tivo
wharf on = slt min fato down iir river 4,
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NJ" race inaugutatcd For from now uul
election day he ayuf,Ep voter around Tho
bread a"v's that Young NJ tlanlrr IN.
hrrted from tle Astors e~St.ctH to lr smohrd
and cutl-sd and played 10 amid n summer
~ sweetness and light, wbilc tho evening
and morning arp onH dny.
II Robert W. CHAMBER, during q whirl-
wind campaign for As'cnhlymrn 'hrce
years ago, presented this diatrict with n
prize bull. u permanent brass hand, n crack
baseball team. d s., 900 stallion. several thou
sand cigars, untold beer checks, two fire.
mems parhdes and u Changers barbecue.
what will he come up with during a campai IN
almost twice "a long and in which Robert
will run for Sheriff while his b"o.her, Lewis
Stuyvesant CHAMBER, will be up for reelection
as supervisor?
When Roberts older brother. william
Aston Chanler, beat Iemuel Quigg for
Congress In Manhattan a few years ago he
may have thought he was going some,
but he should come mp hero during the next
few months and see his brothers. work.
Besides his spec. atty OF chain lightning
campaigning with which Robert beat the
Bob Hunter-Odell gang three years aCo
and achieved his distinction Of being the
first Democratic Assemblyman elected from
his district in eleven years, Mr.. Chanler is
a scientific farmer, landscape painter,
mural decorator, French scholar. fisherman,
traveller, motorist and the fastest talker
in this or any other county.
To-day is a fair sample OF the Young
politicians n method Of cam
paigning. After spending the night on
vac Nv i'''Ab ~ "A' az VI
with Two of the natives, George Ma wins and
Billy Plass, Chanler turned in at 8 O'Clock
in the morning, took a good sleep till 7,
and after a hurried breakfast started for
the river to get under way the boatrace
between the fishermen, who were anxious
to win the cash prizes of S25, SIS and IS
that Mr.. Chanler had offered.
Bob Hunter used to laugh at CHAMBERS
brass band campaigns, and even Lou Pawn
and Odell were said to smile, but Judging
from the yeils Of delight that came from
farmers and natives when Chanler hove in
sight this morning it pays to be amiable.
Chanler had the river steamer Edwin b.
Gardiner on hand to take everybody in
Barr ytown along that wanted to follow
the oarsInen over the six mile course and
everybody went The boat was wet in
side as we'll as out, and it started from
Bud hpp's roadhouse, where one might
lay in an extra ~supply-at the CHAMBER
exPense-,fo fear Of a drought on the way.
Everybody in Red Hook. Tivoli, Madalin,
Upper Red Hook, Barrytown and Barry |
town Corners was at the Tivoli wharf when
Chanler gave the word to the oarsmen to go.
Chanler himself looked very democratic !
in a battered straw hat, wrinkled collar,
beard two days to the bad, corncob pipe |
and a suit Of blue striped cloth that was
probably very nifty beneath the chunks OF
mud that had landed on it from carriage
wheels earlier in the morning.
The fishermen made the six miles in 5s
minutes fiat, against a strong breeze and
tide, but in the long pull they hadn't ex- |
pended as much energy as Chanler had
while shouting. Wylie and Fred Link of
Tivoli were declared winners or, as Chanler
announced 1t:
~"WylieandFred winnerslet shaveadrink'v'
vbody."
II a vote went with every drink that the
oarsmen and their friends had after the race,
Chamber could be elected Governor.
Luckily for Mr.. CHAMBER he doesn't drink
or his political race wouldn't last till elec
ton day.
When Rudd Kipp's bar. before which the
river steamer ended her voya &c as well as
began it, had almost gone dry he scattered
among his people" shooing them home
for their luncheon so that they would
be sure to I've on hand for the baseball
game in the afternoon. Then he gath.
cred together Thomas F.. Thompson OF
Tivoli, Judge William Plass, superintendent
of political fences, John E. Sullivan and
THE SrN reporter, and set a pace toward
home, that kept the party putting.
During luncheon Chanler talked art with
NJ. Gretchen, a French painter who is help
ing him out with some Of his mural work,
fishing with Thompson. damned
Piass and damned Bob Hunter, Odell and
graft in particular with everybody. A
few French dalnns were thrown in while
with M. Gretchen, who doesn't
speak English.
you got a star in that Guernsey. Mr..
CHAMBER" said Sullivan, referring to the
ex-captain of the Yale baseball team, who is
one OF the ten college stars Chanler pays all
to play ball twice a week for his
constituencies. Sullivan runs toward base
al.
Now, speakin' bout this man Hearst
began Judge Plass, who looks on the baseball
end Of the campaign as foolishness-~when
| was superwis6r-"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. said Chanler.
Got observation-disclosures. ~Boatracedidit.
Observation-Disclosures
"Mr. Robert, you're not going to the
game without fixing up, are your pleaded
Annie Calvin, who was a nurse in the Astor
family when Robert was a boy.
+F~ixwhatup2 Whst'smatter?"
-Why-why-beg your pardon. sir, but
you ought to brush up and sha We. Think
of all the people hat will be there"
" OnlyDePeys ersCol Astormaybeandthe-
boys-theykno VINE :"
"Going up there looking like that, y said
Annie, sadly, while Chanler busted himself
the horses. Il don't think he'll ever
get over being q boy, she con6ded.
Chanler arrived at the new six acre athletic
0olJ ,yhich ba praoantod IN Tho ,ilIo-o.