New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL
PARTY LEADERS AT SARATOGA
D,scussIoN OF CANDIDATES FOR GovnA c1opy
OF THE STATE COMMITTEE
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o.roc. Aue. 26.-Chauncey NJ Depe",
N"-,..o, h.rs to-nicht from Vermont, whore no n"
y,s, 10 Senator Eyarts, said that ne aiu W.
g.. an any political mission. out soos a,oa
s.y oavs, rest on Mr.. Evarts's invitauoh s.,o Cor
vhether or not Mr. Evarts would DO ,. Mr.
aov.rnor Mr. Depew replied that SO far az ne A"'"
Evarts would not be a candidate ..,o, o,out the
rsar. has h.eu a good deal OF discussion Ao ',
hote,s tonight on tho action OF tho .,.r IN
60 committee yesterday on the out ~,
~. s,o,a 0euerai satisfaction was e2presseu - =.
,,,n,,oa,. over tho situation senator "ai 60,
II, "a nero attending n meeting OF tho oni'oN -,
s.nate Cotomittee Interstate Commerce. OK
sa.soc,,on with the state Commuters work. nc 'ano
d ,,at q, woud take action on the plan OF IN
s~.a ranresention The recommendation OF Ihe
.naeal committee OF which be was chairmap'wA ~ ~ w
asiagat, for each 500 voters and ono ior esen i'
a,ceet,nx $50 Tho plan adopted by tue s'S'e 0o"
toe makes tho basis 1000 votes ana irAo''''s ,'
MOO with nm additional delegate for each Assomoy us
-, 1t,. xas :, compromise suggested by the Young
=, 49,, p,oh,icau Club of New York. Mr.. Mllior 'npAs
.h, ,, rosult vii, he beneficial and be hopes ior 'n
aaontton by the State Convention OF tne pa" ,, i
,oepdcd by the special committee, whicn pA" wa"
well In the New England States IL gsoo 'i'Ao. -,
,,.d as ur Miller believes will he the case no iooA
ponrh,,can victory IA this State Lew
u Morton expressed bims"lf as well pleased WIN
chs work of the committee, and hopeiui "a
pepullican success. Chairman James " ""''o" ~
.snre,ally pleased that the action oi INC co'"A''
showed the entire obliteraon OF all faeuon'i e' NV
Sd NOT hcove IN tho plan OF reased representation
I'M, 4, couId IN his opinion, do no harm MI "srre"
leave. IN the for short trip TO LaRe oeS ~
o,o,v With Congressman Burleieh James .. smart
and Mr. BnrIrgh are outsposen advocates OF "r "'"'
rang nomination FOR Governor. Generh E' a. 'ie'
rit, also expressed great satisfaction Win INV
action of the state Committee theeD "'
Thought an earlier date should hA
sbosen for the convention. Ex'congress~an "on%
orb OK pressed liveIy satisfaction with thr outlook
.n agrerd with MIR. Warren that tho carodstee VIII "e
chosen by the convention not by sy man OF set VI
,neu IN advance This hs ioeard~n AZ fsVoAie W SUI
cess Mr. wadsworth Is requsniiy inett'oneo nero i'
controller and he said 10 bo entirely wpS 10 accept
that place on the ticket . -.
.,vc,cd interest in tho subject OF candidntss prom
hept leader IN the party, In answer 10 IN
onries on this subiect tonight SANE
an IN favor OF Mr. Evarts, hut uaHersthhu 'na'
nc does not want candidate aud don' 'bins ue
.hond bo asked to accept, forced % ieoipa Judge
Andrews IL n good hut he has just h'en eioc'od
under macmillan circumstances TO fourteen ysors rm Oh
,h Court Of Atpeas bench do thIk that b, should
he asked to resign accept nomination for GoVerho
or that tho party should incur the risk OF
losing that place on the bench Judge Moan
Davis has ouly short term 10
servs He would make an excellent Governor. lie is
strong temperance man, hut not Prohihiionist is
nomination might invite issue with the liquor deaer"
aud dcnt think that want TO invite The issne Ds
neye thai GouerslW II. Seward. OF Auburn. would
maEe coed candidate. lie has beon sucressfs busl-
nes. man and ba enlisted and went into the war ana
came ont a Brigadicr General he lives In inc house
his father died in and has been public spirited man
n,d y aona Rcnuhliran Congressman Ira Davenport
yonid mako a good candidate His health would ne tne
onlv question 20 he considered there. G. N Bliss, OF
Now-Ynrk. would elso make gmd candldate There
are plenty OF good candidates. III the Union League
Cul, would brns q candidate who can come 70 the
convention with the support Of the New-fork ana BROOK
Iyn delegates nis nomination would be assured
An. .ther prominrni Republican who has been highly
honnred hy his party said :: think that the nominee
should he a man well known that II would not be
necessary to tell the who he IL; and he shond
he a ms m who cnud not be controlled by anybody lie
ehoud hr free the OF having been nom
mated fr hi. money To win hc mnst lie Illuminated on
his own merits and because on his name or
becars lie has 5en not 10 have taken any
active va on the great questions which have
the party ia tho decade think that Judge DAVIS
Judge Andrews. Mr.. Davenport or c. \. Bliss Sould
prove acceptable candidates TO the people OF the state
Mr Rs- ia the least own. but he has taken an active
mari as An sd wiser To Republican committees IN New
York and mas been outspoken In his convictions and
hleraI in his contributions without even asking or de-
airing rarty honors. think some such man must be
chosen 10 carry the State We viii have no waiSo'er