New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
READY FOR THE CONVENTION.
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SAR.ToGA, Sept. 18.-John w. Nroonan' oi.
eocrotary OF the Republican State Commt'ee' aii'
mere tonight from his home at Herkimer 70 ihaAo o.
nts for the holding of the Republican etate
convention on Tuesday He found that the Casino hn
an which the convention will be held nearly reaoy'
conmodation has been provided In the puhuins io w
693 delegates and for 4,50O spectators. MI fi0
said that from letters which he had received IL was W
narent that Republicans were keenly intereSeu IA ~,
work that was to be done by The convention "nu w
tber attendance from all parts of the state al 'o "
sioss OF the convention would be unusually largo
senator Michael c. Murphy of New-York. mem,
her of the Democratic State Committee aiSo ~
here by the evening train with the intention Oh
.,1'.n ,hs nrenorotions for the Democratic State
,,, which will be held ON Thurs
day lie believes that there VIII DO i"rEo "''V So,
ance of Democratic politicians at tha' oon' ~ 'o'
owing TO its smaller size, there not being 4oo eis'
the assemblage will not be so lmposlnsa aS 'ho
Convention , nher Of
roou,s have been engaged Many parlors have Oeeh
taten for headquarters The most notable ehgaseno"s
of this kind Is that of Governor dlIl' "ho mas i'"
several large parlors in the Grand Union hotei i ~
use Politicians much amazed al this act'on Va ~ a
Governor and even yet do believe that Mr. ii' WI"
do 40 udecorous thing to come mere ana openly sA
.oes far bs own nomination for Governor by the Den
ocratic State Convention. one oil MI Hill rNaS' i'
well p Flower has engaged the chiel cotIaso ~ vi"
Tpited States Hotel and also at the Granu ono
General Joseph Carr. the Republican secretary Vi
State has leased cottage at the United states ne
that of Mr. Flower. and largeroom near H. FROM "'0
rooms General will direct his canvass Tor 'ne noun
inatton for Governor. He will arrive here to-lnor
row afternoon in company with Ahsoh o. "oo
Deputy Secretary of State. and Lee Chahperiain' O
Clerk General Carr WILL OF course, remain mere ' 'no
Republican state Convention has made its decision
upon his candidacy. To-day in Albany no salu W
Tp,prsr correspondent that he had received In the
,orinr mail encouraging advces from every part OF
the State Dr. John Swinburne. another OF inc hepup
liean candidates Governor has rooms at Consees
Hall. 49,
ernor HILL has engaged extensive headquarters IN Tue
Irnited States Hotel Naturally, Hubert 0. thompson
and other leaders of the County Democracy OF Sew-
York have grouped themselves about MI cooper
rooms leader of the County Democracy Or
panization now here, said to-day "The Democratic
organizations in New-York will unite. and with the
Kings County Democrats and Democrats OF the interior
who are opposed Hill will nominate Edward Cooper
for Governor. Mr.. Hin is deceived regarding the
strength OF his support, and he Will be defeated as
have said"
william J. Arke!, of Albany. who is managing the
canvass for Governor OF Joseph W. Drexe of NewIork
CITY, arrived here to-day and occupied room at the
United States Hotel. He is confident OF Mr. Drexels
nomination by the Republican State Convention Cap
tain Chester s. Cole, OF Corning, who Will manage the
canvass of Congressman Davenport for Governor,
has taken rooms at Congress Hall. James
d. Warren, chairman of the Republican
State Committee and candidate for
the nomination for Governor has leased rooms for him.
self and the thirtytwo delegates Of Erie Couny who
snpport him. at Congress Hail. II is evident that Mr..
Warrens friends intend TO "boom him., as ex-Coector
Charles A. Could of Buffalo, has engaged rooms at Con-
gress Hall for 100 residents OF that city. Will
am L. Smith, chairman OF the Execu-
tive Committee of the Democratic State
Committee who is an asprant for Lieutenant Governor
ship, will occupy rooms IN the United states while ex
retary of state has taken at the Grand Union
Mayor Beecker Banks of Albany, Democratic can
domiciled at the United States Hotel
The Republican State Committee viii use Congress
hcans taken rooms in that hotel or at the United
SeS cbsV b% 1ndeterred by THIS fact John j.
OBrien. Bernard Bigln. Michael Cregan, Robert o.
have audaciously taken rooms there. United States
Senator Warner Miller has taken rooms at Congress
the convention. Ex-senator L. G.. Lapham. who heads
the Ontario County delegation w eDa1Ss Gss
MiSs Ii viii nave we as his Republican oo'"r"nons
James Tanner Of Brooklyn G. chciering Clerk of the
Assembly ex-senator LynSe Of canton eKSe5a Wa%
Richardson, Of Brooklyn; General Henry A; Barnum
Assemblyman J. w. Gillette. OF Hudson; Ralph Lathrop
of Albany: ex-COngressman John N. Bailey OF Albany
ana Among tRe Democrats who will be- at Congress Hall
are Senator Timothy Campbell. OF NewYork; ex-Mayor
sany s%GpnSs ssaator q so' Se:S5 q Sing $9s Assem-
bymap Church of aeSSPsead PisrciAtOT,
Rlsl, Of Ontario County; Assemblyman g. D; Mcclol
land, of Yonkers; exAssemblyman Leland, of Farport
Assemblyman O'Neil, OF Franklin County, who Is a
candidate for the Republican n, nomination for
United States Hotel In same hotel the following
Republicans have engaged rooms, many OF which VIII
OF Whitehall; exAttcrney General Leslie W. Russell
General George II. Sharpe OF Kingston; ex-senator
John Brdsall, of Oyster Bay; Senator Mccarthy, OF
Syracuse; john F. smyth Of Albany Congressman
Utica; ;ex.Assemblyman Hamilton Fish of Garrison's
John A. Nichols % Brsoky1 n wn@ cnrnnns %aaO Pa A'sST
George Bliss of New-York There is q large
Der OF Democrats who Will occupy rooms at the United
Edward KearDey, Senator j. Hampsen- Robb, Congress-
man Perry Belmont and Dock Commissioner Koch. Of
NewYork ex.Assistant Attorney General A. X. Page,
OF schenectady Edward Fleming, Editor of The Buffalo
Courier; H z. MowTy, of Syracuse; % and E E. NJ Hal;
Claims Lester b. Faulkner who will also make his home
dne a nns S bss e Ihs stn nag in
lively "serimmage" among the Democrats OF Liyings-
ton County over the election OF delegates to the Demo
cratic state Convention Is therefore obvious why he
There win gather at the Grand Union of the Republic
cans besides already mentioned Jacob Hess SEN
ator Gibbs Charles g. Cornell and James r. Davies OF
New.York; Senator Fassett, OF Elmira; Judge j. O.
Smith. OF Canandsgua; and exCommssloner Van Cott,
of NewYork The Democrats include Francis b.
spnSA White t. Pck e. S
Paine and Distrct-Attorney MARITIME, OF New-York;
Senator Jacobs Of BROOKLYN; ex-senator Hamilton
Republican State Committee, who will undoubtedly be
tonight: think the RepuOcan nomination for Gov.
ernor will go 10 some New ork man. There is truth
in that that William H. Seward has the support of
Senators Miller and Evarts and Mr. Depew for the Gov
ernorship as have said think the nominee VIII be
Union League will unite man, Republicans the
country will support him.
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