New-York tribune., 1885-09-21

friendly to Mr.. Warreus canvass, but whether or
not they will adhere to him is questioned The
claim made III his behalf in New-YOrk and Brook
lyn is disputed by leaders there. Mr. DrexePs sup
port so far seems to be confined to the counties in
Senator ArkelPs district. So far as can be learned
he has no support in New-York. Mr.. CornelPs
candidacy has been surprise to
some of the friends of other candidates
and they are not disposed apparently to
regard it with favor. Some of tho Governors OPP
ponents in 1882. and again in Albany last winter
assert that his candidacy would open old sores
Toward Mr.. Davenport there is a more friendly
feeling, since it has become evident that he is not
in the race as a cover for any other candidate.
Senator Fassett Is here at Mr.. Davenports request
to see that his wishes in that respect are fully re-
spected. In private letter written to friend
Mr.. Davenport says:
81 have not entered this fight rs pushing cam
didate. was abroad too long to do that, If L had
wished to- rely on my friends to see that am not
hurt and that nothing be permitted that will give
an opportunity for saying that my home candidacy
was only blind for some other man. l would
rather keep out aud have my friends see that
am kept out l ask you TO sec
that no one is deceived in supporting
me with the purpose of using such support for
another l have adhered to the policy of not
meddiing. do not want any one TO act otherWlse
than from their own choice"
As TO Mr. Morton's canvass, it can hardly be said
to be represented here just at present by any ag-
gressive leader. He has many friends, and 1t is
suspected that some of his supporters
are nominaily for other candidates However. al
though this suspicion is talked about here, there Is
nothing on the surface TO justify IT. and George
Bliss General Butteriield Of Oneida, and some
Others are talking for Wadsworth tonight IN way
which indicates that he may have quite follow
ing for Governor.
The same degree of uncertainty prevails in
gard to the minor places on the ticket IA IN regard
to that of Governor. Location VIII rule 10 con-
siderable extent Oh tins matter II the New-i oIk
delegation at Its meeting Tomorrow nnlte3 on any
candidate, that will afford basis for agreement
on other places.
stand the best chance of being named for Lleutcn-
ant-Governor. Ii is true that he wrote letter
stating that he would not accept ANYTHING but the
Governorship. bat it is reported tonight
that some of his friends have convinced
@ m that matter S as he could Of not afford after ~Gat
the party had done for hlm, 10 claim the Governor
snip or nothing. senator Mccarthy is a candidate
for Lieutenant-Goveruor,a aud le said on the train
to-day: 90 am not opposed to Carr but J
have him nominated" The Senator however, is
not looked upon as mere than possible candidate.
OutsI1e OF 0nondaga Only me lierRmer dseEa,Gs ,ro
as that General Carr, is mentioned in connection
with the nomination for LeuteHa,nIiiiGoyer
t2S GSe secretary Franklin 'a0 is "n, prominenty
mentioned and Colonel Anson S. Wood is also
spoken of. If not made candidate for Governor.
Mr. WadswOrth has a clear field for Controller.
senator f. b. Thomas, of Chenaugo Mayor f. Fl.
Hobbs of Brooklyn, and A. n. sheldon,
of Madison. are in the field for Attorney
General Mr. Hobbs has the support of
the St Lawrence and Franklin County delegates,
as well as of those from BROOKLYN General \. NJ.
Curtis aud ex- congressman Bailey, OF Albany, aEd
ex-sena or Rockwell, are talked of for, state
Treasurer. For State Engineer. Colonel Ensign
Renuet of Buffalo. will be q candidate in case Dir.
Warren does not acceD, place ca the ticket.