New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

marta Of the state has failed to bring to the Sht o. LIE
IkbuAh i,ii pyate secretary Lamont Is for Ill., ana
bs eounty Cortland. VIII come 10 tie 10, IN
fn I'M Mr. Lamont has been spending ms vacation
tvr and it will not be forgotten that when tne
snvernor got scared about deveiophelss az sno
SoNoau l''ee meeting Lamont and H had conference
=. R'n~hamton The Administration is unquess,
fionaby anxious to avoid any appenranSe 20
rnnxentIon, and If Hin should be defeated having
Inc support Of the Presidents private secretsT ~ %
tsTr Manning he is not uniriendly to HILL Inc Albany
delegates will go lnstraeted Toy mayor San MI Mr.
Mnwry of Syracuse, Mr. Poucher OF Oswcgo ana otneI
administration nen will bring uninsructed delegatons
to ga Where the Administration its friends may
want them to 90 If some OF these men are 70 DC pe
ts,,o and n defeate it win be cannot fur
nsh the necessary funds 10 manage the calss i
ana eseau ,ese,enset yosers As TO the sentiment
of me Democrats of tho interior they are
nnG9q tSee IG IL not TIE choice Of the Adintaoh
mud they him on that account me s pppy nreee
dent entities him 70 the nomination. ah rn' b s 6I
hys . Win the and thatits supporters
xyond he hound TO support hin in sci defence b the
MANAGERS %s bS moan S wants his own represents
rive In the Governors chair to enable mn 70 Keep ms
hold On the o Trashy sse two 90 eonsdcpaos that Of money
and Thonpsons private ends, may YET defeas mn All
ON Cooper in New-York City. with the 9id OF Bnookn
would make his nomination certain MS Gan peisn"Ps
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Mr. Mowry of Syracuse, who commissioned by tue
President purchase for the Whiie iiouss stsoisS
soon os horses and who has recently been visited ny
lamont Maxwell, Slocum. Hill and 0tner eaders IaiK-
ing 10 THE TRIBUNE coilrsPo piI' NV & 49, bvine
serv4d with him the State COMMITTEE, ana no IS
shrewd worker, perhaps not up 70 te leoan re% lin,
10 do TO nominate him for Governor whether OF no'
that viii be done depends upom mnte on candidate
the only thing for the c0nDsyto 90 ~ W ts
1t is in the city where We get ,r onr To If The etS
amoats come to the convention united m favor OF
Mr Cooper Cooper TO say that they must
take some other candidate, whom they perhaps chno
agreements that makes IL 80 much the more powerful
The patronage conferred in the hands Oh tne Comfy DEM
ne cIty patr5iace particularly II Mayor Grace and
Thompson work together IL i09Hs 70 me as Inougn
I'M because they think the Administration doesn't want
him But Cooper would get inc peioera h Voc, any
would come out of New-Hork with pig maturity i
think the chances all in our favor Inc KepnDueahs
have money. no PATRONAGE ana 10 ISSUES n So CnI
ness men satisfied With Cleveand AnI we hepuSS
lcans are handicapped because many OF ihei pest M9A
ers still in office Inc Onomaga aei, Ea'es VIII 20
Cortland will be for Hil Mr. L2mont wi. who
mas control that county tAnk that there doubt
that Mr. Tden is for Hili but the result depends on
a prominent member of the County Democracy organ
zaou close to Thompson, who spent some time NJ sara
q Inc State ring which Hin relied upon has gone TO
pieccs O'Brcn is ostenslby Tor Flower Much uepehus
nnxN /
Trammany Hall has nothing in common with lliu TAM
many wants local Offices the Sheriff for instance We
don't care for the hangman NoDSny pus My anu
money IL is the fault OF the Office but inc maui
agenent oft Davidsonis in the hands o tne men
from whom he borrowed money We are VIKING 10 give
Tamnany Its share. don't where Hlll - going 10
GET nominate him with, even though ne mas
The support of Tilden and Lamont We could easily
noniuate Hewitt, but we would want 70 muzzle him or
send him out OF the country untl! alHr tug eicctI
otherwise he wOnld he constantly getting INTO uOuo
MIR lidcn once SAID that IL was very unfortunate
Tor Mr. Hewitt that always ended his friendships on
n difference which took the form OF question OF per
sona veracty. He is man OF wIae t ~ n III,
would get many votes, but as Governor be would DC IKE
a bull i'm a china shop. Cooper thinks great deal OF
Hewitt but don't think that he eohi curry mo orsan
is no chance for Flower. His 100000 racket has
caused considerable talk at Saratoga For compromise
s sslS'u1 map IKE Banks Of Albany or Walker Of
Corning might be taken. Yes, think Grace VIII WORK
with He has heavy claim against Chlh ana VIII
want the support OF the Administration. think for
that reason he inclined to favor union in New York
Lester b. Faulkner and ex-senator kanes OF Rochester
are talked OF for Lieutenant Governor"
Ex-senator BiIDy VINO Slell lhe sumner ~ 9t"'"sa
and closely observed the Democratic situation was iOr
Hi. He said: since tine meeuhg Oh tne o,lte =, Son
mttee Hill has been losing strength: cooper Wou'd hci
make strong candidate. lie Is pleasant gentle
man, but would make weak candidate"
Ex-senator Cauldwell. who WAS also AT saratoga Tor
some time said his way hoDie q" / think NeN-lork
Will be united. doubt the wisdom OF Coopes nominal
ZION IIil would make stronger candidate The Demo
frats must be united win. In my opinion, Waldo
Uutchins would make the best candidate -
Senator I'm Campbell was Outspukon for lin. He
said We must have a strong candidate 70 win. Ilc
Worklngnen di~ sastcd wh the Admin- tfauOn Tie
closing up OF Ohm Roacfs shops II the election were
am besieged with asking FOR employment when !
nm bome and they do not forgive the Administration
for closing mp ROachs shops. 800 go
Is said to be likely nomination for notwithstanding
The present Stale ticket viii probably be renomuated
General elOcnm IS not regarded as IN the race