The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
MONEY TAINTED.
Republicans Against the Republican Ticket
Don't Feel Like Contributing.


Fx-Gov. T.. u. Morgan. being called upon.
said. " You must get your money from State
oiiireh0lders. harhOr masters port wardpns
g." II" held no onirr. h. said and did not
Know why any one should come 10 him Tor
money, He had come pretty near being an
oflieeholder when he ran for Governor last fall
ful he was not elected. He said that ii he con
cluied TO give any money he would do IT in "a
private private way poossvo,, ., % Pima so. so,,
" il this collection for that conc I'm up nj Koch-
ssst"rf II so. Will not give one cent toward it,
II has cured me OF being "A Republican ii has
misreprrsented the people and the party. and
do not care how soon the party Is defeated.
would Just as soon see a Democratic senator
from this state as not. l am sorry il IL so, but
that IL the way feel"
Jackson 5. schultz says that II he gives any
tho election Of members Of Assembly who are
IN i9yor OF me c9nsttn'iona amendmens that
thinks them OF greater cOusruu"ur" than any
purity victory, Hc als9 says ihi, IN ms opini4n
thinks the time will come when elections will
be- carried on without the Use q money. n the
way of speakers and the like H. thinks Of go-
ing through two or three counties where he
could get the Democratic nominees for the
Legislature 10 pledge thrms' Ives "a behalf OF
IN" constitutional am"niinenis. h thinks he
can carry his point through them as we'll rs the
Republican Ass"uhlymen. Hcadis that all the
money ne VIII give IN the campaign Will Zoe Tor
this purpose and no other, and that the CONF
mitiee would better look further on Tor CAM
paiign funds.
Nllllam T. Dodge saidi Will not give one
penny T. this State Committee. or ANYTHING that
has To- DO with the Rochester Conv ntion and
DO not know a. shall support re stat ticket;
have not made up my mind yet" He was asked
can State ticket. and his reply was " i do not
DANIEL d. Lord Of 1870 broadway said; Re-
ally. 40 not iee IKE contributing. am rather
dissatisfied with both parties. am afraid you
VIII have hard row 10 hoe IN making colrc-
lions. am using all my money now for the
purp9se oi paying my tNpenses and dehis. l
&C. not desire 70 contribute ANYTHING, and am
William A. Booth, OF 100 Wall street, said /:
y, am II good Republican, but cannot give any.
tehinE, or my , ersemr9t to ANYTHING mat
ester Convention. Those men ar" all for party.
Inc sooner senator C.nkiing gets the kiekk 10y
state VIII. undoubtedly, 20 Drmo"ratic am
for President Hayes. his civil service. and
southern ,pohry, and iur the country and not
was divided, hut il would always be so as long
rs the party IS rul"i 10y men seeking oni'e. and
gard % the country at large,
William II. Gulon. OF ~ Broadway, said:
| DO not Ike thr korhcstrr PLATFORM am IN
favor of supporting President Hayes, and do
aS 1@ decline s '%7 give an WING 10 ' any @
working against President Hayes. know
there is a division in the party and it Will prob
ably, result in Democratic success IN the State.
hut | do not care who wins II the policy OF Presi-
dent Hayes cannot be sustained
Robert l.. Kennedy, President Of the Bank Of
Commerce, said; will give something little
later but prefer 10 deliberate somewhat. am
not heart and soul with tine Government. that
is with the present Administration. am an
old-fashioned Republican. and will wait I'll
friend Gen. Arthur Gov. Morgan is going To-
Washington tonight, and will see what he
send il M to the committee"
Philo G. Calhoun President Of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank said: am not politician. and