New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
DRIFT OF THE TALK AT SARATOGA.
ACTIVE AND ISACTIvE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NOT DESIRABLE AS YET.
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fHr TELEGRAPH To THE TRiBussJ
SARATOGA, Aug. 49," They all want the
straeht tip said OF the four i've men who control
the Democratic party In this State day. he looked
at the throng Democratic statesmen In the United
States Hotel They all rant the straight tip" ne re-
paated and then continued by way Of ext tianaiion;
They ali want who is the Administrators cam
didate for Governor OF New-York."
There vas indeed good deal oil. in nguing to learn
who IA President Cevoan choice among the various
Democratic candidates for Governor Judging from the
talk tho whole Democratic party seems ready u abase
itself before the man wao may be pointed out by tho
National Administration its selection for Governor
No tip" however. was given. 1T Ia Thought 10 DO
dangerous politically make It public before the meet
ing OF the Democratic State Convention Tno hemo-
cratic State Convention hold Bnalo 10 1888 showed
Mr. Cleveland that there Was no limit to the sub
seryiency OF @ Democratic convention. Every man
nominated by tina, convention picked out week be-
fore at Albany. The lst OF the candnAtea was tnahe
public in the newsrapersso bold were Mr. ClsTsfaDd arg
Mr. Manning aud then the convention mes ana obedi-
entity registered their decree Demoeniic politicians
say that the National Administration. with over 100000
Offices at ts command, is all-poweriu as Turkish
sntsa and IA soon II Issues its hrman at tho conycn-
ton all delegates will sslaam and nominate the man IL
has selected Thus Is needless for 1t 10 dyugc now is
choice for Governor Moreover. Hubert o. Thompson,
smith NJ. Weed. Edward Cooper Hugh Mclaughlin snd
william T. Smith. leaders OF tho Administration
washington AUTH rites that II candidate is seieoted
nov wnr will Immediately be made upon him as an Ad'
rniniatration candidate.
Ex-senator Bixby said 10 day: IL the Administration
forces candidate upon the party there will be another
Poixer canI agn-only this time Democrats will furnish
the Folger." MIR Bixby is Democrat who believes the
administration IL not worthy OF Democratic support
t his words express the sen ments OF lso many Demo
Gratis tnat the National Administration Judges it poc
10 Ia favor Of any candidate TIL the
state ouy eution meets Tucn IL In said to DO ther IN
ieon - start several candidates for Governor have
nm nupsrBsy coDfct, aud ~ opportnne moment
cast their influence In favor OF some one OF te cand
sir Hill Edward Coorrs name IL fmOwn out ns
II hoped 10 unite In bis support the County
Denoc rary irving Hail. Taiamany Hall. all tho New
York factions and the Kings County Democrats The
County OF New Yoik has ~ votes ana Kings County 80
votns IN the state Convention n there Ii such union
uppn Mr.. Copper" said Attorney General oBtlen TO
asy don't sec what can prevent his nomination"
Is Mr. O'Brien Ia rel 10 be favorable 10 MI Hi5
this IL considerable OF an admission no
,inon ,cau made upon Mr.. Cooper AZ sDme OF the
County Democracy fear strong enOrt VIII be made by
the National Adm nistretion agents 70 unite tie New
York aud Brooklyn delegates on some other mar WIN
view OF lesfcn'nr fIlrs chances. Korwel j.
Flower has encouraged ~ become candidate Tor
Governor he VIII receive the support 81 delegates from
the nDrthern part OF the State. Governor Ill., Mr.
(ooper Mr. Flower may be considered M the active
Democratic candidates. There also two Inactive
" SIacum OF Brooklyn. both OF these gentlemen are
here but they state that they not candidates IL II
plain ho wcver from the frequent mention that ~ made
~ them by Brooky n and Bnfal0 delegates that they
NAV s.,on DO as nc:ye candidates as Governor I'LL,
Mr Cooper and Mr. Flower.