New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-10
THE NEXT GOVERNOR.
NO ADMINISTRATION CANDIDATE.

| IrRoM A SPECIAL cORREsPoSDEN or THE tribune
| ALBANY. June 25-Politicians are acutely con-
scious that next fall a Governor Is TO Dc eiec'oa
vet II il doubtfn if there will be much liveiness IN
noIitics till after the adjournment of Congress
Then the Congressman will begin their canvass for
r,olect,on in determined way. and necessarily the
cboce of delegates in their districts will be Affected
| IN, The still greater contest for Governor. Inc
Republicans have a mnch better chance now imam
| they had month ago of electing their Governor
! and a majority of the Congressman. Inc iea's VI
business men of disturbance of trade ny an linne
diate modification of the tariff have been quieed py
the anpointment of Tariff Commission BY a Repub-
Ucan Presi lent. Moreover the Republican Cover
nor of New-Yorl by signing the Railroad Couiiihs-
sion bill, has won for the Republican party tne
gratitude of many merchants. and by signing '"o
oleomargarine bill has greatly pleased 'lle ane,'
II is the opinion of politicians here that the
National Administr alton Is not now attending W
control the Republican State Convention ana no'ni-
nate its own candidate for Governor. weii-kho"h
Administration leader said the other day frankly;
IL we were sure of controlling the convention ana
nominating our man. it would be Dig
card to play, and we would play H. p"'
70 fight for the control of the convention ana run
the chance Of being beaten-that we won uo'
There are many men VINO hate Corner anu ucS"o "
defeat his nomination. These are the men VINO
start such candidates Fo'ger and starin anu ue-
clare loudly that they are Administration c"n-
didates 1t is a mistake; the Administration mas "o
candidate or candidates 1t says to these men;
.Run your candidate, If you choose, ana re'
us see how he takes But these efforts
.. f,,+;la They arc not managed with
brains Tborc ia no organized movement through
the State ouiet. determined and systematic for
| arv candidate That is the only way 10 succeeu
| No one can be successful in such movement VINO
| first sends round brass band. announcing "ha' ho
10 going to do No; al present haven't the leas'
| donb. in the world but that Cornell VIII DO re-
! nominated" ,,n.a
Mfr. Cornell does seem TO be making rapid proVfeso
as candidate The movements OF his irlenus III nus
favor can be traced all over the state. III Is III 'no
oorntrv districts. where the bulk of the Repubn-
can vote is found that their efforts are e'peciaiy
noticeable. The Governor is finding strong supper.
~ r,ex,ected omar ers Testimony to that effect
h,oipxt been given by Senator Lynde, who repre-
onte tba counties of st. Lawrence, Franklin anu
Iovis which gave 1888 majority Tor inc
| paonbliean ticket last fall. The senator saiu,
"rhree wears ago 1T was with great difncuity that
we secured for Cornell the delegation from ~.
Io,.rencs County that attended the Saratoga Con-
vention. This year every one Is heartily lot hiin'
| He will have the delegation unanimously 1or MN.
| and have no doubt also the delegates from inc
| other counties of my district. HIS signing the
pailroad Commission bill has made him very popn-
lar among the farmers. 1t has also kilied 'ne
Anti NIoropoly party, which threatened to make
trouhle Nothing can defeat him in my opinion
excent Mr.. Conklings support. Conkllng
| 1;1,i,as Cornell: but if he desires
70 doreot his nomination he can do so very swiftly
nv ostentatiousy supporting him for second
term" .x..o
! what is the attitude toward the Governor OF tne
other Republican SceatorsT
81 think they all favor Governor CornelPs re-
nomination. know of no man among them who is
opposed to his nomination..
| President Arthur said few days ago in WASH
ircton according to a personal friend: " IL is
,nistato TO think that the Administration
,I no guided in it's treatment OF th'
Penublican politicians of Ncw-fork ny theIlr
course during the Se1aIprlhi has great in
| aucrce with he Administration, IL faVormg pro
scriptIve policy. He and his lntimae iriehg i4 10
%ew-York are reported 10 be thinking OF NE t,
oIsc toan revenge If this policy IL adopted by the
Naturalization it win lead to removal after re;
moyaI from Office of leading Republicans VINO aar n
,o"pt to mt in their places persons absolutely one;
dent 20 him Senators Miller ana kathan couIu
not Int oppose the confirmation OF the new APP
nointees elected as they were az opposition
comdidates to Messrs. Conklng and Plat; -,
| pie.cnsion among New-IOrk Rrpuhllcans AZ
WosbingIon and IN this State would be followed
mutually bv the loss of the ; ate tins 1ai. some oi
MIR Conklings adherents say: wen, We o.'u .oiu
20 loea the State for years. In that way We ch
i0nsnn the grip the Half-breeds now nave on tlie
machineD Ii is Senator Miller. desire 10 uis 'uaue
tbe Administration from adopting such u u''sl uc-
ti nr aIpcv 4 union of all factions OF the party
mon Governor Cornell would, IN MS oplhion' az
comphsh this purpose Such colhDlnaioh VI % s
! ola Reuuhlcnns and Stalwarts would DC so 1or-
,nidahie mat the Administration would perceive
The folly of attempting to build up party OF It's
own with fidelity To Mr.. C0nkllng as corner,
80 1en.tor Miller accordingly for several
nontis has been putting forth all MS influence III
f,vor of Governor Colnclrs renomlnatiol. ne
Governor could have no more uSeiuI any loi teIe
ra sa'r nolitirans that have better acquan lance
with ate politicians than Mr. Miller; ne lhhu-
euce OF the senator IN behalf OF tne uoEeIiloI n'
| hecn fell from Moutauk ONT TO Lahe Ere. be
IL diTect work for the Governor the senator has
done much indirect work lie mas dlscoura9ed
| movement on the part OF some earned Republicans
, ! tn nominate LANES W. WadswOrih Tor Governor ;
wmle acknowledging Mr.. W adsworlhS hthess LOT
ths Office But ne mas pointed OUT that ceI'ain ota
wart journals mat are uouthpec's vi wy -" i'nH
HdoiDisTraflou are also speaking tayorably oil ar.
Wadswortiis nomination. These eApl's Oh
| friendship for Mr. " adsworth are ueleFcu oy nr
Miller TO e inslncere and intended mercy 10 ueiedt
,3oyerno Cornelfs denomination by deiaching s"nlc
of ms natural supporters. II the Governor were de-
f.ated by these III the convention the Admin
it,t;o, would step IN with its own candidate BE-
sides il is argued that the Governor by MS apie anu
honest administration IS omitted 10 aIehohinatloi
TINS last argument would nave great Wcignt WIN
. a. Wodsw0rtn. even If he we're not inclined 10
dlstrust the Administration StalWarts from inc
knowledge he gained whlie isnHito anu a., en-,
hitherto paid no attention to theu suggestions
about the CiovernershIp. . =, -,
The Democrats we're badly hurt IN the public es-
timation by their corrupt Legislature, anu are
threatened with two tickets Tor Governor. John
Kelly viii surely have one candlda.e, and Samuel
J. Ilden through the Regular Democrats another
candidate. Mr. lIlden does not Intend 10 run
: for Goyernor himself, desired by many OF
! his benchmen. lie intends to nominate his
his chief lieutenant, Daniel Manning, OF
: this clty the chairman of the Democratic State
COMMITTEE Mr Manning. if elected, would be a
GREAT power for Sir Tilden at the democratic Ma