New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18

Iienteuant- Governor, has dexterously sol'eu .n0
nroblem of running two horses in directly oppos"0
directions for the same point. lie Is ooui i0' ~
CorneII and for Mr.. Folgcr. In other wOrus' Seven
M the Monroe County delegates will vote ior MI
Cornell and seven for Mr.. Folger. The delegates
from Dutchess County have also suddenly us
sumed neutral attitude. Judge d.
Plat Carpenter, of DutcheSs CoHh'y' 'no
chairman of the Republican State COMMITTEES, is
"dark horse candidate for Governor. lie
md Mr. Parsons have been admirng the beauty
of Saratoga together the past few days, without
tboucbt of course OF how their names would look
on a campaign poster.
Now that il is clear that none Of the leading can
didates has yet obtained majority OF the No''S !"
the Convention, it becomes of interest 10 h"o" '0
men who will take part in the struggle 10 80"
what votes are required to complete the m'joi'S
n great figure in the Convention OF lS'o WIN ~
missinC-that of ex-senator hoScoo
ling Mr.. Conklmg does not m''nu
70 come to this convention Tonn
I O'Br,en. who saw Mr.. Conklmg IN Ne"-lo'N y"
Friday. is authority for this statement TIC '''N
..N Conklipg takes no interest in this conNentloh
"a 5o,bt if he cares who is nominated. For some
Two vcoks he has been away in Virginia quietly en-
SEWING rest He has no candidate for Governor that
Lam aware Of. and will not attend the Convention
The fact is | think he Is much pleased WIN 'llc
nrofts of his law business. ana dOeS h3l V t 40
much as he did for politics MOST OF NJ Do,,n II
lipC's former allies and opponents H|MHf w.; ai
at,end tbe Convention. Perhaps MI. Conkiis can
Vet I've allured here when he knows tht' TCoisG
William Curtis will be in attendance. nh ,uGH.
moi n delegate, there is some talk apoi' Suit
ing Mr. Curtis for some interior Anl-A9HliS l
1ion delegate United States senator Miner VIM
be present. heading the Herkicr Lc%nIf of Gov
ZION and taking prominent part IN Dehlu vi Wv
ernor Cornell Mr.. MlleTs skill IN me Il. vi VIM
ming supporters for anyone thar ne "a oi ~ n,iI
ShO Al nj
60 ;n the early stages OF the Senatorial SruIele az
ALBANY a year ago. senator riI nart i, ,bn
also, 1t is expected tax ma door of the Conyen-
non Senator Lapham attempted uhSuccSSsluiiI,
Yesterday 10 persuade the ontario Iounl9 IisVp .I
cans to elect Folger delegates II 10 umnorteT "f
that Senator Lapham Is now IuilH Il suPPoi'Ni "
The Admimistl alton. He does not m'eh3' however,
10 be at the Cons entlOh. -, ~. - loo,, oIoc,od n
delrgatr from his own county OF lloga. ne Is
credited with having been the actlNV irnn ;" pa
eanizing the opposition TO 0o.et"o and therefore
VII nr,hablv manage the Administration FORCES
lie has taken rooms rooms ana m f pn,oaI with
Rir6ard d. Crowley, OF LoGkpVit, JohI
+. Smyth, of Albany, and James H. W4ii' w,t III
Buffalo There can he no uouo55 M, h5
these men oge her their rooms VIII De We uo"u-
quarters of the Administration machine tt 20 "
notable fact that their rooms were esHscu lVI Ihtu
by James l.. Richmond, OF New or "i,i t -
- occupy one of them. Mi. hlchuUnu Is NGi t
known throughout the state a. the pontlGal agent
Of lanes j. BeldeL, OF Syracuse. MI DelGen i .lc
nohtiroi " boss of OnOndagl county. 10 TNcIA1
dpDn's sunrise a majority of the 0eegltcs elected
this wear from thar county declared themselves III
favor of the nomination Ol ScCictdiN IOtsoI - -
tIsrat0te evident that Mr.. Belden. after several
vrar of active opposition to the political designs OF
President Arthur and eX-SehatolS OVhhlHs an"
Plat. has this year become men INV; -
S,ver,l of the candidates VIII also be present.
Thev have already secured quarters al the Jhltcd
Stofes Hotel three candidates for Governor,
namely JOhn III. StaTin, Walter A. w OOd ana Uen-
L
will be al the same hotel aIe George Bliss Lcutcl-
anti Governor Hosklns john J.. Nlcnols, Oh br1ok-
lvn. 4, ,bert Robertson, OF Troy; Isaac y. BAKER,
Ttri,oht Iawreuce and Police Justice Patterson, OF
New-York Nearly ali OF the Aew-loFA delegation
Mil be under the eye of john j. Oi5Tien "
Goveruor Cornell will remain III Albany, and his
beadouarteIs at the Grand Union VIII be Conducted
Iy Sias g. butcher, the Superintendcht oi canals,
n9Sd az Marshal Lewis f. Payn The State
Iomlniitce have selected Congress Han aS thclr
bradnuarters Ellis II. Roberts the Editor OF the
Tilted y,rold and James y. Matthews. oil me IHDaO
TrOress are coming here to manage MI. W dds-
TOrth's canvass.
in viewing the struggle oil the cornell SlaiWaftS
with the Administrator Stal"aItS' mere are io
brighter politicians IN the Ntitc IhcS nave Iou@ht
Doltcal battles side by SIDE lof years ana are ac-
'uaIutrd fully with each Others manwdyIes. men
fihoi,a, C. rlatt eudtaVJTS To ilp up Siias B
butcher and Lewis /. Payn the agile James H.
~ arIeu there Is gong 10 he great amusement
around the rmg Nj layn said to-day ~ There
isn't going to be any boy play inns tiMe Inc only
.rlShrtS Viii De tIic NdN>N'IlH l'II""'' u"H
Siann ti1t we shall nominate Cornell ON the inst
ba,lot bnt 1 think shalt on the second. Mr..
IOlger has not conducted ms canvass vel Inc
1art i. le has been virtually ont ol poItcS Tor
twenty years. and does not know the lohticians
even IN lbs own district .
Inhu j. O'BrIen was little mounim over Mr..
TolgeI saying: II foiscr ma only used MS
,,nv',r, as Secretary of the Treasury III his own
favor. there would be no difficulty IN nominating
MIN but he wouldn't, and If we nominate hlm for
t,overuor NO one Will have a clam on INN which
he won recognize, II hc thought II wrong TO gran
5be rroIlcSt That's the sort OF a man he Is All
TIns talk anout our Withdrawing INN Is nonsense.
Ueis our candidate and we shall nominate hun.
We have no dark horse" 1
governor Cornells friends say that the votes OF
The four Administrator candidates cannot ne
,nassId AGAINST hum they clam that part OF Mr..
StariI', and Mr. Robinson support would instantly
Nv tntyernor orne If there should bean attempt
d. ia transfer il to MI FOger. No doubt is cX-
dressed that all OF Mi WadswoTths support canln-
fantV he transferred tOATFo ger. There are minors
of yl horses but the Administration leaders de-
rare that they will persist III their support OF FOL
Ger with the same tonacity a. they supported Grant
al Chicago.
list OF DELEGATES CHOSEN.