The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
DELEGATES FOR MIR. ARTHUR
FORTY- FOUR COUNTED FOR HIM AND
TWENTY-EIGNT AGAINST HIM.

Half Breeds AAnlttias that Arthur Mea win
Co.srsi h. State Csaventisn-l,s Date
said 60 Have Beea Fixed for Aprii S,8-A
stress Exert 60 Make Utica the Place.
ALBANY. March 2.-The meeting Of the
Republican State Committee In New York on
Tuesday. to select the place and time for the
State Convention. doesn't especially interest
the politicians here. Tho Half Breeds:know
that two-thirds OF the committeeman are
Stalwarts and that they will hold the
Convention wherever and whenever Mr..
Arthurs friends want II. Chairman Warren
told some OF the Half Breeds in New YORK ro-
Gently that ut the conference. to which no
Half Breeds wero invited. It had been decided
to hold the Convention on Wednesday. April
23. The place was not selected at thnt confer
encc. but for the past ten days q systematic
effort has been made in behalf Of Utica. State
Committeeman Lynde Of st. Lawrence county.
who arrived tonight on his way to New York.
says he has heard no other place than Utica
suggested. Some OF the members Of the Legis-
lature who expect to be delegates would
like to have the Convention meet In
Albany. but they arc not making any move in
the matter. 1t is generally conceded by the
Half Breeds that tho Arthur men will 80 COM
pletely control the Convention rs to make GER
tain the election Of four Arthur delegates at
InTR6 10 lHe NAtiOuHl NOuNeIltlcH GoHHtOE
Warner Miller who tries to he mysteriously non
committal would like to be one OF the four del
s sna hs o MAKE @ %Spa Be
two OF the delegates. since the delegates chosen
Ct large In an especial sense rsprese mt the two
Senators. Tho Arthur men distrust Miller
They suspect tha sf II he vent into the Ghicaxc
SsEs throw az s .na Blaine
%h,ssS Vie s;G ass5s:
they fight It out with the Arthur men and beat
since the Arthur men, abandoned their
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ss sna STATE jae aa p1S
over to the staiwarts In 1882. ard Police Com;
missioner Proxy French Are sail 70 have tlsed
Brooklyn districts to Arthur: and viii Ger.
ts SlF SsesSss VI oBrien OF Copper rs put
al the head 81 the orsaniz.tion: The EFFORT 70
sSs ilrst place. the Prssdsnts friends fear tina.
and Barney hnd
Mike as the eSpeclAl representative Ol arthur
minds ,'a Of the %"q rural G" Delegates from ohio
sa ae that W hs
liberal treatment from the Administration.
might desert at q critical moment and Join the
send an Arthur delegation composed Of gem
tlemen better eapipped by nature . and II, the
and white neckties must 90.
syfTythns tas far iGs a Ar y VASE
the me aio ns hsne tha Wo
f Bas sf .as H made g sHss TO
FsessS
sixtssnth .Pssp.n. DStchsss and Columbia
| L. In doubt. with the chances against Arthur.
rsa %an;s s0ss brTSs @
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% E or X
rsys INN STaFs
Ulster. and Deleware..,wiIl be captured BY
a SR &C. 6f eF nhs
Brsssr son S. o sse Custom House here. and
smyth's man out Of office. Il the President
s%sth would I doubtless fisht the Adnn!sira:
ton. It's Gen, Arthurs policy to leave things
| alone. Inc only sure Artnur ulStrict remain
ing In the eastern end Of the State Is the Eigh-
teenth. Rensselaer, and Washington. Congress-
getting tho machinery In motion with tho aid
Of Collector Smart. The Twsnty.seyenth dis
ably send Arthur delegates In spite OF William
y. Woodn. The only remaining. districts set
down a. sure for Arthur IRE the Thirty-second
agara counties. Chairman Warren and Rich
ard Crowley control these Districts.
total Of 40 delegates. The four at large make
leaving 49, for Blaine. Edmunds. Logan.
bered. however. that Alonzo B: Cornell is tun-
nelllnR like a mole for the vice-Presidency,
and there is no telling whether anybody ID
| atandinR ON firm ground or not.