New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

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they would nominate him. John J. OBrien' OF
New-York also said that there was not the slIght-
est intention on the part Of Mr. Folgers frencS 20
withdraw him or 10 substitute another candidate
He said that Mr. Folger would soon have teniolo
more supporters in Saratoga and the tide wond
run the other way. Naturally. however, the Cor
nell meu pressed their advantage They nave I'M
parted 10 the general public an idea that their
candidate has more votes than FOlger, and this
impression is of considerable value to them so lar
in the contest. Cornell was earnestly pushed TO-
dav by Canal Appraiser G. NJ. Dennison. OF Utcai
Isaac V. Baker, the Superintendent of Prisons;
Canal Appraiser BOStwiCk of Ithaca Chestcr A.
Cole. of Bath Captain of the Port of New
York; Police Justice Patterson, OF New-iorA
ex-Marshal Louis f Payn and ex-Asscmblyinan
Gillette of Hudson. The names of these men VIII
reveal TO practical politicians that Governor Cor
nell already has here working hard for bin most OF
his appolntees. There also present many or MS
personal friends men who have neverrecelved Once
from him and who labor for friendship and not
gratitude.
Occasionally these men catch Tartar. Thus
Dwight Lawrence said to Senator Macarthur of
Troy, an Administration Republican: We'll, ]
SUPPOSE YOU have come 10 support Governor Cor
nenp Senator Macarthur replied, IN melo-
dramatic wav. "No sir come 10 bury Cesar,
not to praise him."
The candidates for the minor Offices have been
arriving here. To-day Northumberland Hos
kins. who is a candidate for denomination, came
and instantly began n canvass for votes. Mayor
Parsons of Rochester who is also a candidate Tor
Lieutenant Governor and has been here several
DAYS followed swiftly in Mr.. Hoskns's tracks
Ex-Assemblyman Hamilton Fish, jr, who is also
candidate for the same position, came. but ialy
watched the movements Of the carriages III front OF
the Grand Union Hotel all the afternoon. II was
announced that George II. Batchellcr, once very
prominent politician in this state, and for years
known as an able and highly cultivated member Of
the Court of Arbitration of Egypt, was candidate
for CUngressman-at-Large. Mr.. Batch Her desires,
IT is said, TO Teener politics Ill tins country. HIS
candidacy is supported, it is said, especially by
Senator Warner Miller and cx-Speaker George b.
Sloan. of Oswego, who believe that some man of
fine ability should be chosen for
place of such prominence as Congress
paq-at-Inrge. Tax Coz ector Tanner, better
Known as Corporal Tanner. of Brooklyn, is also
a candidate for the position He claims it as a rep
reseutative of the soldier element in the Republican
party. Lorin Palmer of Brooklyn, is also said to
be candidate Tor the same place.
One Of the candidates for Governor arrived here
today This wa, General John G. Robinson OF
Broome County. General Robinson lost a leg at the
battle of Spottsylyania Court House, and Is com
peled to Use crutcheS He was sLcutenant-Govenor
of this State in 1873 and 1S74-in Governor Dix's
administration. General Robinson says that he
does not seek votes as factOnaI candidate. The
delegation from BrOome County, which supports
INN. is evenly divided between Admins
trarion and INSTRUMENTATION men. His
friends say that General Robinson IS es-
pecially soldier candidate They then declare
that General Socum will probably be tho Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, and that II would,
therefore be wise 10 oppose hlm with Republican
soldier cGldidate ike General RObnson
The Administration S'alwarts nave s1read a re-
port that for some ysterous reason the = aie COM
uittce, through B. Platt Carpenter, the chairman,
and john ~. NrOomsn, the serrtary. nave sent
0ut a ciTcuar, asking the convention delegates Tor
W 0l they Will vote Tor GOFcln0r. ms report is
spoken OF III some Of the daily papers. II s. there
fore proper to state 1hat II ma not the slightest
foundation. The scandal vas probably invented
IN consequence, of the issuing by MIR. NroOman
OF a circular with the following request TO
the chairlnen OF the several County Commit
tees "Wil you please forward to me,
Tor this committee. correct ilst o. names OF dtir-
gate, elected from your county TO attend th9 ne
publican state COngentlCn.' This request was
made solely for tie purpose Ol haNng iedty tne i9I
of the convention Oh The day ol us meeting MI
Carpenter did not even know that 1t had been
lssucd
Association Vil, meet here tomorrow 10 takc!men5
defeat the denomination of Governor CornciL
The ASSOCIATION 10 composed OF the special rate men
SfO.OOOOOO OF capital, which, they assert has
been ImpciIilcd by Governor Corners signing me
Railroad Commission DlfI. They intend, II possible
10 defeat lis rcnUi.IuatIOn and tneu secure the Ic-
peal OF ,hc Dlli. They VII bc opposed here by
Fianc, Is. IhurJer and committee 0i the AMI
Nouopoiv state Convention. AIT. lhuGDcr adVO-
Gated the Railroad Commission bill before Governor
Cornell .tId nO~ feels thdt III gratitude he ought 10
defend the Governor before tne d'iegttes TO me
convention II he should DC attacked Dy the NlcI-
chants Manufacturers and Producers Association.
Ihe special rate" men do not expect TO appear he
lore the conyentiou but rather to appeal to dele
gates separately Lot To nominate Governor CoiheI.
The evening rams brought large number Oi
prominent men. Among thcIn was Scna Tor " dTueI
Miller who took rooms at Congress lialI Later IN
the evening there came tx senator thomas = Glatt,
whom senator 1ilcr sue, ccdcd III thc senate Mr.
Flatt is credited wIth having organized the oppOsl
ton to Governor COInclis TcnOmlnailOn' 1t may,
therefore, bo expected mat lac WhI unuei t'te 'ho
cement OF the opposition delegates III the toh-
ventIOn. Mr. PaU's cher allie. III TINS enterprise
arrived Oh the same tram WIN hl' ana WIN MN
took possession Oi handsome chalu OF rooms AT the
United states Hotel hese are James u. Warren,
of Buffalo, john +. Sml tn, OF Albany, and Richard
others who viii act with the Adams
tIdtlOn party Speaher George H. Sharpe ana
OF steamboats, OF Tie western division. Among onc
others VIC uuved were Congressman Charles v
Da, on, Of Aew-loi,; H. j. Coni4ghaIn, OF Cuca;
OcUl9 9e DaWson, Of Albany George bliss, Ol NcN-
YorN; cA-Congre.s nan K. Y, Pierce, William
Is. STREET., Collector Gould. Ponce Com
missioner Mills and Mr.. Buoil, collector OF IN
tcrhaI revenue OF Buffalo, YOnce Commissioner
French, OF NeN-NOrki oX-PDIce COinnus sooner
Dewitt {. Wheeler and ex-senator Eidman OF
Ncw-IOrk General {. /. Las ON, OF Albany sen
atOr PItts,Cf Medina; john A. NIchoia,O ,Oi BroOkiyn
William ii. Ltdycrdit, u Br0OIyn senator l.. b.
sessions ana eXAs3 s3oIuDly ngeIs Ii of Chauiau
qua County, ana Charles ii. antor. OF NcW-lork.
Another Ot thc candidates ioT Governor has AZ
rived, namely, eX-COAgIessmdn John H. Staru, of
FuitOnVilic. Mr. >taIln mas selected the United
States Hotel his headq quagters Nearly all the
NeN-lOr tg4tiOu Will arrive at Albany by boat
tomorrow morning. JOhn g. JdcO1us OF the IAth
Distinct delegation declined to state his choice or