New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.
THE GovERNoRsHIP AND THE SENATE.

OPPOSITION TO GOVERNOR HILL BY THE NATIONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CANDIDATES.
fFRoNA SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE Tribunal
ALBANY, Aug. 9.-The members of tho Leg.
isatro who were here Wednesday In attendance ~
tho funeral Of General Grant, being scvc politicians,
talked good deal about State poltica Tho United
States Senator's William NJ Evarts and Warner Miller,
who passed through the city their 70 and from ar
atoga also consulted By many leading Repub
members Of tho Legislature concerning party policy
Both Of the Senators expressed confidence that the
State would be carried BY tho Republican party this fall
and urged the nomination Of men Of unimpeachable
character for members Of the LEGISLATURE, saying thas
bad legislative nominations might drag down tho State
ticket
From the Republicans 10 was learned that there
to be several candidates for Governor before the
State Convention. Tie friends Of General Joseph B.
Carr Secretary OF State Troy Of Ira Davenport
exControsr and present Congressman Of Bath for sew
era weeks have been making active canvass thef
behalf Mr. Davenport IL credited with having tho sap
port Of ex-senator Plat but there politicians
suspect that Mr. Patt Il zeaiousy work for
Mr. Davenport but before the convention meets
bring forward Lcvi Morton, exMinister France
q candidate. The two candidates already In the
ned inlay be sold to bo "ocality candidates" a. Mr.
Davenports main support from the southern tier
OF counties In the statc and General Carrs from
the counties about Troy, in the eastern part
Of the State In tho last week the friends
OF James d. Warren. OF Buffalo, chairman OF tho
Republican State Committee have put him forward -
candidate for Governor They point to his high posi-
ton business 10 Buffalo: and to the fact that
under his leadership of tho State Committee tho or.
nous Democratic majority recorded for Cleveland In
1882 Of down In 1888 to 1880, and Ia
1854 TO only LOAF. Mr.. Warren Will receye unques-
tonably large vote from tho counties Of tho
State and good deal Of support FROM counties scat
"A thr ot, lfatA Thara vU ha ais0
publican candidates for Governor. ST. Lawrence codaty
will present tho Of Leslie W. RUSSELL formcr At
torney General and Cayuga County the name OF General
william L. Seward 1t Is also probable that the Onon-
daga County delegates will press the nomin alton Ok
Judge Andrews OF the Court of Appeals. Mr. Andrews
has fourteen years yet to serve as Judge. and OF
course 1t would bc great personal sacrihce
for him to accept tho nomination. Yes
his friends believe he would accept It II IL was
rendered to him unanimously by tho convention. II
common remaff among Republicans this year that
while leading Republican an)rd to press his own
nomination for Governor one at ibc rty to decline
It, Members Of the Brooklyn Young Republican Club In
tend to urge the nomination L. woodford. Of
Brooklyn former ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II Is probable
the name o. Judge Noah Davis OF NewY0rk, will also
10 presented to the convention. Anson G. McCook IL
the candidate of some New York City Republicans
There talk among Republicans here OF putting on tho
State ticket Of the young Republicans who have 80
greatly distinguished themselves In the Legislature.
Some place state ticket they say should be given
to Theodore Roosevelt. OF Newyork Walter s. ub1eli.
OF Rochester or william 7. ONcill OF St. Regis Falls One
OF the young Republican members OF the legislature is
already q candidate for q State ofi,e. This
ia Senator Thomas, who desires the nomina-
ton for Attorney General. For several years
he has been n prominent OF the Judiciary Com
mites the Senate. If he obtains the nomination he
state where he is popular. Edward II. Hobbs
cra years member OF tho Republican State Committee
Ia nnAi afn Ian
o9 General The fens OF Nelson Satus
former Congressman from the Oswcso District are also
The Democrats have not yc. got tn from Pr~s.
the County Democracy think that hc desires tho sss
ti0n OF Edward Cooper tho caaiiats for Govefnos
cratic candidate for United States w
the Democrats In the Legislature ~ proof OF the uten
lrs friends declare that hc Administration does
rot dare set up 6s las, Ges however they Ssd
viewed the appointment OF large number OF post
masters IN this state with Apprehension These post,
there should bo sudden change Ia the attitude tho
Democratic politicians OF these e9nntes i9%m1 Ms;
politicians here believe that the National Administration
openly oppose hm but in the quiet ways, OF waleh
Daniel Manning Is master II WIZ prevent his noinIna,
Tpe enso"rSsement given by the Federal kamisrson
ing up against Mr. Tll is REGARDED proof OF the real
intentions of President Cleveland Last week Roswell
=. Flowers fiends suddenly came To the front
with him n candidate. Assenbiynan Gould OF Lewis
County when here on Thursday said that he thought
Mr. Flower would have as many delegates AS Mr.. Ufil
III that comfy. Ex-Congrcssman Daniel ~ Lockw""d,
al S a eans s fe Il is D'i huowS also tiat Mayo. Grace Of
New-Iork may be candidate: All oI the othcr Demo
T,niroiIer Chann' At,orncy.1;enrral O'Bren State
Engineer Sweet and State Treasurer Maxwell
CANDIDATES FOR TuE LEGISLATURE.
The Legislature promises TO he largely changed In
character and in composition President Mccarthy OF
xbn DlSfrlCt.
pocd OF the OF Ononaga aud corta I'd. s
candidate for the nomination for LeutenantG"yernor
and therefore drclincs renoniiut,iDn as sem
ator lie Is likely to be succeeded by Assem-
blyman Francis Hendricks OF Syracuse, who made
such a fire record member OF tho
Committee cities In opposing The mutuiinous bills
intended 70 depetc treasury of the city OF Ncw-iork
In the senate District composed oi The counties OK
Queens and suffolk tho present senaor James oti''
Republican, WILL is thought, be renon'naed by tho
Reoubllcans Louis X. Church, an Asscinblymsn Ok
Queens County, likely to be the Dc ocratic oanddato
for senator this district Mr. Churh was one OF tae
who dared 70 oppose his a'%cafss
is prohabe successful opposition Will be m~,c to his
nomination before the convention meets - -, -,
senator Herman Democrat. OF the I'D Disric'. has
sai,l that he does desire REORGANIZATION na 'iieo
are ssns his wavcrins In THIS resolution =.
coaey Democratic Assemblyman isa candidate for tue
no nation In tho lid Senate District Albert
n'sfs'' .uiTsIooa EspSa'can"s snss AsssSy%an % HEATH
exAs-emblyman warng are also csnaas,e, = i"s ", ,hs
,n ns,rct has he declined rcnoninator bat
II H. SAID that he may lie persuaded to become ean
I,jate Boss Mclaughlin desires him Ia the sehse'
senator NJ c. Murphy, Democrat OF the sth D's,r,e.
desires denomination, buts likely 70 nave %
comnetitor in Michael &. Norton. one ot i"c,us STU
ators senator Campbell Democrat, OF ,hc ,un IDLY pS
ricr declines reconciliation aud VIII seek 70 We
w., congress- from s. 8. Cox's district As-cnlb yhsn
Roche is candidate for the nomination In tie Vi',s
District it is said Senator DAILY will DC ren"minate" s
a. there is large Democratic majority there Is n',c
Soubt of his reelection Senator Gibbs kepu1llcan of
the With District. desires renominatlon. Ipe ,S
% have already nominal stephen Merritt for
s"ator in the district In the TxtIi District II Is SAID
Senator Cullen. Democrat preteas he VIII I'm not oe ' %
,hs statement Is not believed u he is nominated hy
Txn,ny Hall his opponent IL likely TO be Assembly
,am Edward p Hogan VI the XVIII District, C"un'
~ democracy leader. .. a.. x,h n,.-
Senator lIampden Rooo, Demoe,a., OK ne sssnh,~man