New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
THE REPUBLICAN CANVASS
srNAroR EvARTS,s FRIENps IN ULsTER.

SENATOR EvARTSS FRIENDS IN ULSTER.
-,,,,v THAT NE WOULD not ACCEPT A NoMI-
N.TtoN FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO TIE
SARATOGA CONVENTION.
fFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE rEib'Nt'l
KINGSTON, Sept. S.-There is suspicion
among Republican politicians that senator hF"rts y
throwing ali the cold water he can on the suggestions
made with some frequency that he DC maze tns HePuo
,con candidate for Governor. He does not want the
c., Cronton 70 be stampeded Tor himself. as might
rhans bappet II there should be deadlock over other
candidates and no clear understanding OF MS own
Wishes He desires 1t 10 he understoou' NC N no.
n candidate He much prefers 10 remain Ia 'ho o'e"
e,otes Senate Through friends II woum seen' he Is
NOW dscouradng the various movements TO nominate
him Among the Republicans who -worKed at Albany
los, vnter 10 induce tho Legislature to elect MI EVarts
Senator was A. I. Clearwater. Distrct-Attorney Oh
ilsterICounty and chairman OF the kepnoncan Cou"1
Committee Mr.. Clear water lives hero. "hiie d.
Albany no became well acquainted win h"yer o'
Ne1vYork who as a personal friend OF br Evarts' hlu
.. rho fon,,a 10 see what he could do to aid him in
Pho Senate contest Mr.. Clearwater ana MI. EVaftSs
friends entered correspondence after inc oeooh Vi
,rr Fyarts which has continued 70 THIS uay' eono
weeks ago Mr. Clearwater received letter from gen
teman who alluded 10 a conversation they hao h'u ~
rocenon given to Mr. Evar5 by the Union League Ciuo
:, after his election Senator In that con-
rsat,on they had in Imagination sketched tho p0ica
oroer Of Senator Evars and had spoken OF the posi-
br,ty OF his being nominated for Governor MI Olear
waters correspondent called up to his memory TINS CON
versation and said II to continue H. that ne thought
ould be much better for Mr. Eyarts to remain In the
Senate and that his own opinion ne couid there DC
much more useful TO the Republican party
Mr. Clearwater was surprised mt the INTRODUCTION OF
Tho tonic and Thought although It was done skiuy,
ta; there was purpose In IT, In ry ho TOOK ueoueu
stand IN favor Of nominating Mr. Evarts ms man WSu
me,t being that Mr. Eyarts would bring out larger
ola
morn fayorany known In the state than any other man
,no,tioned for the nomination. Mr.. Clearwater also
entered uto correspondence with prominent Republicans
On other counties OF the in relation TO the noina-
tion Of MI Evarts All thereples were favorahic DIT.
Evarts's friend In New-YOrk opposed the homhauon
although Mr. Clearwater wrote to him that III MS onoh
NJ Fvarts was the choice Of the Republicans OF the
SEQ for Goyernor Mr. Clearwater further said that
the people OF Ulster County. while united on nr EvMt
were divided all the other candidate, ~ ,c ~ The
delegates from the three Assembly y, uis'pi
County would De for Hun while II 10 dsctue" My r,
he ID ylded among several OF the candidates MI E.aI's
I'm his opinion loOmcd ny above All the pune, %
Yesterday Mr. Clearwater receives hs ~ uaVid he
impossble to induce Senator Evarts TO accept nohn
ton In that letter NJ ESa rndsr ,hat Mr. pTvarts
Viii not accept the nomination FOR Governor anu Iih
that ali hands had bc,t adds- bnEs hs ny
conclusive and will address himself Win oIn,T
man 10 the finding 81 the right man ie saih To- ay
can ANY that many oh our people feel friendly TO Judge
Soah Days wha Is regarded here ~ pos-essln tue
oorra.e III his convictions. Congre5 man Davenport
ia fairly well known and f. highly regarded Ihcfe u no
Marion movement and no DrcNel movement lhat can
dtseern Wo nropoao 10 send from Ulser County The
strongest and most representative Repunlohns hey
NIL be largely prominent business men, lhete wiz oYt
pe In fhe Slightest an attempt 10 TX mp DELEGATION IN
fine interest OF any candidate. think the eectoh OF III,
Fvarts as Sennt0r the dawn OF better era III Tue
history OF the Republican party. While u meant .lon
Sor Nfr Fvnrts be meanstill more Tor tho kelnDuca
Marty n was an Indication that the substantial ana
con servatiye business element which constitutes large
,rnaortion ~ the bone and sinsw OF inc parry, WI
hereafter be consulted and DC much more potent factor
IN marty management. Whenever you can interest the
suf satfal sensible and taxpayinc citizens OF Tue
Kepubieau party IT, political acts you WIN VICTORY
nj Inc polls ia my correspondence win 0iher hepuO,
| licans have urged the nomination OF thht KIM OF
| men Tor delegate 10 the Saratoga Convention. WIN
sch men elected fail TO lit the campaign 20
| higher level need great man Tor our caiul'iA q
fnr Governor II cannot rise 20 the occasion rnhi
fear that we will enter upon u Bourbon feriod ~,
with delegates OF the high character have skctchrd
am surc we shall nominate Ike Evarts ana carry
the state was confident ~ carrying user
| County and the state ~ nm tlis fah.' -,
General George n. snare who !. sNd 10 iiNoT tue
i nomination OF James u. Warren. 81 Buffalo, for Gov
ernor will undoubtedly head ~ the Ulster county
deleea ions lie 4 confident OF carrying the state bl
the way" he sad Yesterday, hear that eA fo'erno'
| Alonzn i. Cornell t. a candidate Tor Governor
| Tv-Att0rucy- General Sohooumnker said yesterday
When was al saratog, few day- ago, Levi l.. hof
Ton orr former Minister France told mo thi ne wa.
NOT a candidate for governor " j. riiuore here th'
ey s.nan Thomas Cornell. president ~ TIE lHlei
ana Delaware Railroad. who lives here may be cAhd!
| date.