The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16
POLITICAL r

One Of the best informed Maine Republicans.
who was In town Yesterday. said:
The result In Maine was not a dis@ppoint-
ment 10 many Republicans. We knew II
was coming. and many OF IN for tbs hrst time
m our lives voted the Democratic ticket.
Our State organization has been. In many
respects, a disgrace for years. Especially
recently have we learned that nominations
have been auctioned on 20 the highest bidder
Considerations Of competence and political Mt
ness and merit have had no weight and neither
the honor OF the party nor the ultimate
siren Rthenlng Of the Republican state organ
IxAtion has come In for sound elaboration.
1T has ali been on the bargain counter and
cash basis and old line Republicans, men
who have com down from Lincolns ana
Hannibal Hamlin's time. have crown weary
Of the dreadful state Of AFFAIRS.
Mayor McClellan's father and mother IN
their early married days occupied the nne
suite OF rooms in'the Fifth Avenue hoee,
now given over TO Screiber's barber ana
haberdashery establishment. screIber has
been the tonsorial professor In the hotel TOT
more years than he now cares 70 tel ana mas
met as an exponent of his professional ART
all the Presidents and the great mon OF the
country since Gen. Grants time.
Senator Bracket Is after the farmer vote
for Governor" said one Of the Saratoga
statesman's Republican friends at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday. He nov eats win
his knife"
Some folks say that this Ia . period OF small
men whose views OF the greatest game OF tins
centuries are NANCY and exasperatinsV
ordinary.
$780, nA-rAllaaaa ava 0Tnds
uaIly regulating the negro In evidenceu,
II Ia declared, In the fact that for the nrst
time In the history Of the Republican party
Of Alabama there was not q negro present
at the Republican Con agrees convention wnlcn
several days ago nominated DR.. John I.
Masterson Of Lawrence county for the Eigntn
congress district.
what effect will Mr.. Hesrsts convention
have upon the regular Depocrstio state
convention at Buffalo on September 3S, .
Southern Democrat, formerly Governor OF
his state, was asked at the HOFFMAN House
1T ought to force the state convention to
! indorse Hearst" was the reply.
Turning to another Southern Democrat
who In an important member Of the House q
Representatives the same question was askeA
| Of him, and he replied:
at ought to insure Mr.. Hearst's tndore-
ment at Buffalo.
The two Southern Democrats were ten
asked what would happen to q Demoera
in the South who organized . guerrilla eon-
vention for no other purpose than 70 tse
as a bludgeon on the regular DISSEMINATION
and the two Democrats as one replied:
Wed kill him"
In no part Of the country In Democratic
regularity more Of a political fetch han IN
the southern states, and yet here were two
southern Democrats who advocated an en-
tirely different policy for New York state. a
policy which would not be tolerated for a
second In any state below Mason ans Dixon's
49, ~.
cornelius Yanu SonSr.m Ne n
siwayS hSnAei0u
hepuohcan' NJ,
But coubont DC eiecVeo; - -
Vanderbilt the otner oey W. ~
came up IN desuitofy con'e''u
WHY
I'm 100 rlch' ne neJotneu.
Yet Mr. Nahueiont IN cIe,s. s~-.v. .,
ow' inoepenoenC IN SnouEnss - -
manner ana ~ hSru
his years IN Ne" AorA o"'
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The Vanderbilt story recalls . pet ono jay
-Worktng maj and lansrins man, $50
Mr.. Gould 70 one OF ms Lon
a time, are TWO OF the noSe muSN -
in this country. Most peopI. s". Ur.t1
working man or = 'aoo'HS 4" wv
hard.
Il have worked hArde' IN a neeS man =
working man or laDoriht man IN HOuHH
ever worked IN a year, -
than any working MAJ OF %' "~ "
this country uoes %.at.hu us 1,.s,
Il can name otheI Neatny men' kIeas
lawyers. judges. mercients Hnu : srTn' -
orherelasses OF men. wao wo'n = i.HorIo~
than the average wHAtns ma
man so-called' does IN 'nree years"
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rh. odeII,te, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
handed around yesterday tho subjoined