New-York tribune., 1885-01-04

.o.,,., any other named for the Senator.
Mp mean what say and invito a p""i'0
fsn 20 keep good faith in this matter
Lrzis Payn, the manager OF MT. Er"hn' Va"
ysss said later: A..
a. sror,on was not candidate for Senator at tne
tame We decided to support Erwin Tor speaSSt' t Erwin
S"..s candidate last spring whereas Mr. ,hi W.
not mink becoming candidate ior senator was al
-. a., es Of the session Of the Legislature George
said T. are you coming back here district NJ in
{: :s xwrsnce ns county Se man Come 9os
hacs~ said l. "and we will make You caui az ist Won
epesxer and we failed We will take the men EN- we yom m
tasi January and get some recruits ana went home and
fsi thai his people would gladly send him BACK 10 20
reminded m q my III PrSiS ss %
Te-re never was such thorough canvass tor u r nun
% the history Of the STATE We araSrs HhSw friends are
tbs Men who have connected Morton with ErS a thsre
has not done so nor ana we end a the 20 prestige Of Erwn
yrrsxv viii aid Morton You could not avoid tnat NIt
TO- Gt Krwn victory
Is also regarded as no ,.oTIon ssiG Mr. Norton will
ne rere from the contest for the senatorsp in favor
OF President Arthur other man nc Is III & ne t
S deny that Mr. Morton has sent any telegram am 70
NcsYork declaring that II he Is % h % has that
he sill withdraw in his favor have seen all OF the
Kilograms In Mr. Morton has sent 70 ths eounuy @ S
be reached Paris and am sure that nc mas seh' o s"'n
Mr.. EvARTs'S CHANCES.
There was O decided agitation In favor OF MI
Eyarts to-day. The movement was encouraged by
thsfsaends of President Arthur, Frank Hiscock ana
Leslie w. Russell. who, it would seem, are begin
ming to think somewhat seriously of Mr. Evarts
for the Seaatorshp 1t is kn own that some OF the
Asscmblymen who intend to vote for MI. Erwin M tor
Scs.ker purpose to cast these votes 1or
Mr. Evarts for Senator. Mr.. Erwins entire 1oree
ff,srefore cannot be considered as Morton men, III
II is the natural aim of the opposition TO Ar. MOT
too therefore to disengagc these persons from tne
ranks of the men with whom they are now acting.
President Arthur, il is said, Is much more anxious
fodefeat Platt, Pawn and butcher i'll their endeayor
so elect Norton than he Is to try CONCLUSIONS IN te
dent becomes candidate for Senator II Erwin
is elected Speaker In that case ne
viii throw all his influence. 1T Is asserted, Ior
Eyarts for Hiscock, for Russell Anything 10 oeat
Morton is now the thought OF MS 1rlenuS' anu ~
was expressed freely by them to-day
Senator Miller is also said to be desrous OF nav
ing Mr. Morton defeated for Senator not because
he dslikes HIM, but because he thinks the men VINO
ars supporting Mr. Morton would exercise an IN
foftunate influence on the Republican party III TINS
State. With both the President anu a.ae tne
Senator according TO the represents
fions of their friends. their oppositition to
b.r. Morton is based on regard 1or the party
rather than personal consideration.
Speaker Sheard here to-day as senator
Eiller's representative and was III frequent con
ealtation with the friends of the fresiden!, M.
Hiscock aud Mr. Russell. Senator Niiier hlnSeii, f,
/, Is rumored may be here on Monday. Mr: nus
seIps friends now earnestly favor the electloh VI
tir Erwin as Speaker