New-York tribune., 1885-01-18

in the course of the day and there were fnmors
that he had been appeased by the HUr.on srred
men They could not howeSsr tSs cy y1 bsye signed
a petition in favor Of Mr.. Eyarts Among pdn the
sgners Enos Richardson Co.. MHlhosd Wbe q PSn. Pap
ns .Sn. sands asxes BarSmGse q Sowden Co..
Broihers. William William Moir. the Whiting Manufactnr-
ing Company, Robbins Appleton and A3kln, Al tbe
jewellery division in the Business Mems Parade for
Blaine and Logan will take the petition to Albany.
A petition has been forwarded to AsTsempTymttn arts
Walter Howe urging the election OF Mr Evartss
signed by the following presidents ana cashlers "
banks representing over $4,000, 600 OF capitalr:
g. H. Perkins, e. III IowbSecsqi n G. iayeS G J. BALDWIN
Henry Rocholl. W. A. Nash, William Dowd, A. Irow-
bridge, Arthur B. Graves; T. C. Pollock John dto,5 =
William A. Booth, G. n. Hutchins, George Mon
tague r. Bayles, A. Gilbert, George l.. Potts
T. W. Wright, Isaac n. White, &: t. Williams ,liin
NJ. j. Adrian. A. Fahs, A. c.. Cheney, George r.
Vail Thomas l.. James, Joseph 5. Lowery, CharIes
jenkins, and Thomas hillhouse.
TALK UPTOWN IN THE EVENING.
The Morton men had things pretty much their own
way at the up town political resorts last evening
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel were to be seen eX-
Senator Platt, Senator Vedder Of Cattaraugus.
Assemblyman Horton of Chautauqua. John T.
Smyth, Captain Chester 5. Cole and Captain james
Jones. Senator Nedder said ne Evnits ooTin ,,n
down grade. On Monday you Will see the Legs
lature overwhelmed with Morton sentiment. mere
has never been any EvartS sentiment III western
New-York and there will be scores of our prominent
Republicans in Albany to testify rs TO- the real
re6ple's choice which is Mr.. Morton. lie IS the
choice OF the Republicans in the Legislature, rs you
will see on Monday night" .
Asseinblyman Horton SAID I" / had petition for
Evarts from my town. 1t was signed sioI py & nlne Rn
pnblican ticket straight for the last five years IN
succession. All the rank aud file Repub leans are
opposed , Mr.. Evarts in our part of the State'-
Ii was learned that the Morton men intend 10
make a big showing on Monday at Albany in
petitions. personal letters, and through the presence
of a small army of darymen opposed TO MI EVarts
and politicians favorable to Mr. Morton one
petition from Rochester has 5000 signatures. me
question of an open secret ballot has also had the
consideration of the Morton managers. They VIII
insist on secret ballot, and say there IS no reason
why the Evarts men should oppose II he mas 03
votes claimed. -,
Assemb!y !yman Wndolph was seen last night ahont
the rumOr that he and Assemblyman Rockefeller
had returned TO their first choice, Mr.. Morton lie
said that he should respect the wishes oil his CON
stituents nlne-tenths of whom were Tor MI i.'artS
He said Mr. Rockefeller was also determined 10
vote for Mr.. Evarts.
Congressman Wadsworth came from Albany last
evening" and after talk with Senator Miller went
out to his club lie asserts that the sltuaton Is
favorable to Mr. Evarts and cannot be changed.
Senator Miller also said with earnestness that
there no question that MI. LNaIls hau hDW
won the fight
Among the quiet party men who have taken no
part in the contest there is considerable tax OF tc
necessity of a compromise candidate. john H.
Ivdecker said at would be for the interest of the
party that third man should be chosen II either
side wins as things now stand, it will leave the
other side sore and make 1t impossible Tor us 20
elect a Governor this fall. That is what we should
NJ Depew would be satisfactory to the party and
mite all the factions"