New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
rnr TELEGRAPH TO THE, TRInUNEl


APPFA1s JUDGES.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
1-r,c, Anril 2O.-A well known Republican, VINO
hos h.o, informed of the standing OF the deega'c'
elected in each Assembly District to the State Con-
veution said tonight that the President Woulu Ia
the support of 40 delegates, Mr.. Blame ol -1O
delegates. Mr.. Edmunds Of sxty-hve; ln"' '"oto
vould be forty delegates opposed 10 inc ilo'
pomination whose preferences are ulAno"' a.
twelve delegates concerning whom ho,niHs
lnovn II will be a difficult matter II 'h's 0'
mate ls not a mistaken one, ior lhe IIcsiu'n'
friends 70 control the convention when 1t meets
h.ro ON "wednesday next. Indeed among leading
polticians the opinion is general that iof lor'-
,;cbt mast the Presidents friends have had no
thought Of carrying the convention auG
chat all their effort now is directed to""Iu
,reventino the convention from giving It's
hearty support to Mr.. Blaine. They nope OS Io
bining the Edmunds and Arthur vote 10 nalno e1,o %
ootes-at-large opposed to the nohlhd'lon Va ~
n,aipe even if they do not support the PreSlden''
Suddenly the Edmunds delegates ma tneiserNo'
The REGIMENTS Of marked attention from inc Az
leaders They are told that they hold the balance
-of no,rer in the state Convention and can play "
Great figure in politics if they only will. But tne
rdmrnds delegates themselves are not united
Roth Arthur and Blame delegates nav
h.on elected Tins of the 65 Edmund delegates
orly twenty II is believed, are sincerely tor Eu'
.,,nds while thirty favor the President ana III
teen Mr. Blaine There will be some men III INV
convention who will favor sending delega.es"V az
LARGE who will represent every shade ol SCH
timent in the Republican party Is .nVn
oirion that in this manner hearty support OF 'he
candidate nominated at the Chicago convention can
hest be secured. There Is universal ieellne 'nIt
there sbonld be no dsscnsion; that. II possoe' al
Republicans should have an equai Noioo !" ''0 w
clsons of the convention.
NAMES SUGGESTED FOR DELEGATEs-H-LARGt'
Tb. men who have thus far been most frequently
mentioned for delegates are Senators Niic
oud Lanham Ex-Governor Cornell, w hltelaw si'ciu'
Frank Hiscock and Theodore Roosevelt beSiu's
electipg four delegates-atlarge, 1t Is now 'houen
the convention will nominate candldatesfor Judges
nf the Court of Appeals and elect new otale Oolh
nittee thus obviating the necessity OF hoIdlhg an
other convention III the fall. The SUBJECT oi hdh-
ing nominations and elecung ne" 0'a,0
Committee was debated for a few moments
~ the late meeting of the present state
Committee but by the small majority VI
4vo II was decided not to mention 1t IN the
.ou for the conventions General George II. Sharpe
ono Of the state Committee then argued that sec
ond convention would excite enthusiasm IN the
party Since then the party leaders nave come "
the opinion that it would be bad policy TO reorgah-
ize the state Committee in the middle OF inc c@'ii, cum
nalgn as would be the case if 1t were not electedI
The fall cogention. The candidate for President
will be nominated early in June lhe STATE
Committee should at once set TO work. oul
upder the present plan no state Noh-
mittee would be practically elected ul tne
second convention was held, probably not tll sep
temher The present State Committee ieeiins thI.
lis life was limited, could not be induced 10 Worh
with the requisite energy ~ G IS netv state Com
an orpN
uittee will be elected Already IN seNeIal Vi w
Congressional districts there mas DeeR st Shn
,nishinp over the delegates, with view OF eIeIl-
inc certain men as State committeeman. III the
ELECTION of delegates to the National convention,
also pr9HlSGs rSiea1nointed nI'0 men that they will
he consoled by an electoh t 10 d pd"T I' now % bc
State Committee. These arrangements "a. Lo ~" foT
fulfilled with good humOT, whereas IN 'he Ia,i'
Ihrough some change of men, they mlgnt DC uPNttI
md dissenson be excitrd Any dispute over .H99
selection of a StateG ommttee il is thought should
PIesident is actually In progress
FOR JUDGES OF THE COURT or APPEALS
Candidates for Judges Of the Court of Appeals
10 take the place of Judge Andrews and OF Judge
Rapano whose terms expire IN DecenioeI
next. arc TO be nominated. 1t has oeeh
suggested that both be renomlnated Oy lhe
Republican State Convention Although Judge
Andrews Is a Republican and Judge RapSlo
Democrat, paTusanship, 1t Is urged ousnt 70 n oo
dIsregarded in considering these nonihallo
owing tho long term OF these men d on thd pemTH n
II the Rcpubhcan state Convention Shouiu hoIii-
nate Judge Rapao, it is said that ne
Democratic State Convention could not, Gn,ndfe Tl5a
ont loss of party strength. fan TO nomlhtiLe
I'D Andrews One plan of dealing with the
matter is 10 renomlnato Judge Andrews, and to
authorize the State Committee to make the otner
nomination after the Democratic otd'o NVn'
shall have acted. -, i c..or
Among the prominent delegates will be Senator
Miller. Speaker Sheard, ex-Scnat0rs h4mlllOm'
Harris and A. VI. Holmes, Senator Gilbert, Phny l.
sexton, Congressman Ketcham, G.. ). Cole, Co..
lcctor Robertson, ex-Speaker Hustled, ex-CongIess-
man West John L. Platt and AssembiyMeh
Prddy' FORSYTH, Horton. O'Neil Cartwright,
Boyuton Bully, BOyce and Otis.