New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.

or,onc the city politicians Inc n7"'' - ..
.-,a,,s rvrpr,NE were generally appioNo" a.
- Int II was thought by some '""' w,
.f.-e.os of individual delegates "o"', '
i,riro the vote Tor "oNeInoi nsn
oIins c,tv delegation higher than
anneared from the statements OF inc
Eighteen delegates are claimed by the iIlcn"' W
the Governor These are, III addition 10 '"'
ina, are conceded bv the Cornell men, the TWO
delegates from the lst District the two IIo" '''
XVIII Hugh Gardner of the Alllth, ana EuiI"""
Stevenson of the XVIIIth The last named Dee
gate eX pressed mmseu yeS'oi'"' 80 50
Governors denomination.
police commissioner stephen j.. French VINO l.
- frieuA of President Arthur was asAed YES
Aav what he thought OF the result OIL the Pii"'
"a said. 1.-THE estimate IN TEE tribune lhis
,pornipq is undoubtedly correct. There VIII DE
s;x+v-,even delegates from this city OppoSeu ~
Cornell The Brooklyn primaries to be heId 10
night Will give thirtyfve additional delegA'es i"'
Foleer think be wi be nominated on the HIsl
ballot in the convention"
lis there any doubt that Foger is really the Ad-
minjstration candidate z
"Vh,re /, no doubt that his candidacy Is real
one. This talk that he is simply decoy ana 'hdl
when the opposition 10 Governor Cornell Is Of
gained the votes Will be cast Tor some oiher can
diGate Is all nonsense F0lger sIn the race 10 STAY
md he viii be nominated. The President Woui0 De
satisfied with the nomination Of any one OF seVei"
ccod men. The remark Of Secretary Folger ID HE
TRIBUNE interview that hc had not spoken WIN
the President On the subject OF the Governorshlp
since last May know to DO true.
The President has spoken very favor
ably of Nh Wadsworth. In fact, be would
he satisfied with the nomination OF roger or
Wadsworth or Starin. starm "a very intimate ana
old friend of the President. OF course the Admins
&rotlou Is against Cornell 1t is impossible to guess
inst what convention viii do, but looks as II MI
ToIrer would be nominated without dIihcuIty'
though there VIII be many complimentary Vo'e7
cast for local candidates such Is ellsworth o'aAn
md Wood. ! think the number OF votes cast lot
St,rin Will be greater than Is commonly sup
posed"
There was the usual gathering OF To-
ce} Stalwart leaders yesterday afternoon Ill
John j. O'Buen's headquarters at the Bureau OF
Elections They were elated over the result OF the
primaries
Instead Of twelve delegates or more for Cornell
IN the city," said Mr.. Brien. 1T viii be found that
there are fewer than that when the convention
meets. The XVIII District delegation about which
there has been some discussion know to be anti
Cornell We shall gain one two delegates from
votes in the Kings County delegation. Iolger Will
be nominated Oh the first ballot"
Police Commissioner Mason was non-committai a.
20 the % rposes of the delegation from his district
the XVlItA He thought that the majority against
Cornell ia the city would be about a. indicated 81
the reports ID THE TRIBUNE. Tie Will not himself
20 ~ delegate 10 the convention.
Emigration Commissioner Charles y. 1aintcr
who is one of the most earnest of Governor CornelIs
supporters I'D TINS city thought that there would be
eighteen OF twenty Cornell delegates from NewYork
He salG: The opposition 10 the Governor Is both
upwl,e and unfair. II has been the rule to re-
nominate an officer who has served hls first term
acceptably Not even those who are most opposed
IL Governor Cornell say that he has made other
THAI, a frst-rate Governor. Then too. /
oDnosed to the interference OF the AdmlnlsiIa-
non in State matters when Conkhng raised that
Issuc and ] feel the same now, though
DO not think President Arthur Is himself RESPONSE
BIZ for ne statements that are made by his friends
The delegation from my own district lhclndes Pc
Ice Commission French, who oppressed dcsiTe %
q from tne Hid District. We are friends and near
HelEn u0r- and bee was placed on the ticket, though
oue Cornell delegate wa, lost IT, that way. Ii VIII
De foud that there are more Cornell delegates than
la, been stated IN the reports. notice that
DELEGATES were elected from Il Que ms County dis
1rict last uIgLt who were lu favor Of Cornell, ai-
though that result was a,hor unexpected. West
che. ~ Ouufy TOO, seems o. DE ia iFOr OF Cornell,
rather than of WadsWOrtL as was thought would Ice
the case. The result OF tae state Convention de-
ponds largely upon the acuou THAT Is taken by tAe
cannot he dominated, think they viii 20 over
% toILelL
OF kmg alton, is delegate IRON tne
XVIII District, ID which Bernard Bi.lin is tLe
leader. DE SAID yesterday. Ulel asked az 20 lbs
position II regard 10 the nomination for Governor:
] told tLc district ASSOCIATION when II was pro-
posed Io send me a. delegate that VI they wanted
s)Id anu-Lorleli delegation they would do well
Lot TO -eul mc. AIN not pledged for or against
Cornell, but unless some GOOD reason should Do
gwen for uy refusing 10 support him-w hlcA
Las NOT Yet been doue-I shall vote
Tor the tt0yeIuUr's denomination. lt Il not that
hold al Office under him, whIcl Is SIMPLY honorary,
does LOT pay Any salary and involves expense, bu.
becaus- ! believe Governor Cornell 10 be thor
oushly honest man. am personally very much az
o friend o. President Arthur alc have been So Tor
many years. do moi hnO" Governor Con-
nell so we'll as l do the President, and
On the occasion when / went 10 Al any
at has own request 10 consult .Iul ia regard a.
the appropriation Tor the Emigration Commission
We did not exactly agree a. 10 what should t-
done Bat could not help seeing that lac wa. ny
ing do his duty and L. save money o. the state
far a. possible and ne was very lu all That uc
proposed. think IL decidedly ala unT1tctu. act
not 10 Roommate 90 good Governor as Cornell
think Tie people ar mostly Dbl Ais favor and ina
b. could ua elected
Coroner J0nn fl Brady OF the NIYth Assembly
District. the delegates from which claimed by
both the friends and opponents ot Cornell. wa.
fnnnd last NIGHT by a IhlBiNl reporter al fne
rooms of lis club. and was asked how his delcgd-
ZION stood " We unpledged and uuin>tructed.
he SAID. I'VE have not consulted together AID
don know how Dir Boyd, the other delegate, feels
" hal are your personal preferences y
AN unp.c4sed, ana Wall make up my mind
when gct 10 saratoga
But as between Cornell and FoiserY'
Wei. perhaps tie ma Ority Of the members OF
the association would not agree with me- but i
there were 1t close contest between Cornell end
Tolxer and / had the casting vote. i shouid prob
ably vote for Cornell. There, Is that direct
enough q asked the Coroner.
Probably most OF the doubtful delegates VINO are
claimed 10y the Cornell mel will be inclined 10
vote Tor tAe Governor If there seems 10 be rea,ou-
able prospect OF lilo nominal l0u Otherwise tlcv
VIII favor tie Administration candidate
The Republicans Of the AlAtu Assembly District
elected uclo safes to the state Convention last
night. There are two Republican clubs IN TINS
district watch comprises the Twelfth and weut.-