New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICES.
MEN NAMED BY VISITORS TO THE STATE oAP1'
rAI,-r-HE VACANCIES TO BE. FILLED.

MEN NAMED BY VISITORS TO THE STAIb OAFl'
TAIs-rHE VACANCIES TO BE- FILLED
Albany Juno 80 (spcciaD.-Potcians are beginning
10 drift into Albany 10 learn what gossip IS alioa'
Regarding the state contest this fall, and what men
are candidates for places Oh the State ticket or Tor inc
Senate or the Assembly. Such news can be eahefed
in tbe state Capital and in other city in the state
One reason of this IS that there arc one or two hundred
man ., the CapItol and In tho State House, deputies
and clerks who arc keenly DESTROYS OF knowing Tor
personal reasons who arc likely 10 be nornated ior
the State Offices This year they arc cspccilhy
anxious in view OF tho fact thar all OF tho State Offices
EXCEPT those of Governor Hill and LieutenantGOV-
crnor Jones. VIII become vacant at midnight Decempor
81 OF Inc present year Successors arc to be elected
to the Secretary OF state, the state Treasurer tho
Attorney eneral the state Engineer. the Controller,
and TO Judge Danforth Of the Court OF Appeals
Two OF the five Democratic State officers VIII not
be candidates for denomination, namely, tho secretary
OF State Mr. Cook and the state Treasurer, Mr fltz-
gerald Both Mr.. Cook and Mr.. Fitzgerald have had
two terms and It is Democratic party tradition not
to give a man "third term.' 1t may be added that
neither Mr.. Cook nor Mr.. Fitzgerald would take a
nomination II It should DO offered 70 them for Mr.
Cook "a in Ill health and Mr. Fitzgerald desires to
attend closely the aTairs OF his Cortland wagon
Companv Coz r wemple and Attorney General
Tabor. howevcr Aavc each had only ono term, and
they desire the Democratic party TO rcnomnate them
~|S
opposition to them in the ranks of the Democratic
party.
Democratic politicians believe that Governor Hllls
chief difficulty so far the State tckot is concerned,
Will be the nomination OF It's hcad-the candidate TOT
Secretary Of state The liquor dealers desire To fore
close their mortgage upon the Governor and therefore
insist upon the nomination Of Charles sadler OF New
York who has served State Senator Tor the last
two years from that city Mr.. Stadler Is brewer
and a prOmlnent member OF bue
Brewers and Maltsers Association OF this STATE
The Governor would gladly nominate Senator siadler'
for tho money Of tho liquor dealers Is expected as
Doodle fund.- TO carry tho Legislature for the Demo-
cratic party. but senator Cantor. OF Tainmany Han
aso wishes the nomination. and his claims for reward
cannot be lightly dsrcgarded Mr.. Cantor IN the
Assembly and in the senate for tho last four years
has rendered to tho Governor great services. He
thinks Mr. Iiil should show his gratnde py
nominating him for Secretary of State. bn1
these do not include the names OF Oil
the Democrats named for Secretary OF STATE Ihcre
are also mentioned ex-Mayor John b. Ihaeher
and Frastus Corning. of Albany; william A. Poucher'
~ Oswooo. William steinway and Herman oelrichs.
of Ncw-York, ard william Purcell. Of Rochester, tho
Arbitration Commissioner and Editor of The
Rochester Unior md Advertiser
Several Democratic "war horses desire the nomi-
natlon for state Treasurer In the list one hnds the
names Of Elliot Danforth. OF Chenanso county :
Deputy Secretary of state John B. Riley, OF Pist'e
burg: Chief Examiner OF the Board of Civil Service
Commissioners cx- Congressman +. krk Hart Oh Al
bon: Colonel Louis Ernst, Of Rochester and "llnaih
Boolstavcr, Mayor Of Dundrh
IL IS said that John Bogart Of New-York tho state
Engineer has not yet decided whether or not nc VIII
he candida, for denomination. II he declines nc
nomination then among other Democratic candidates
for the nomination will be Thomas W. spencer OF
Utica John J.. Morris, Of ithaca, and Emil hihchiins'
Of Rochester.
There are many Democratic lawyers and judges who
dosiro 70 BE nominated for Judge Of the Court OF
Appeas which IS proof Of the attractiveness OF an
Office which has salary attached to OF $1,000 ana
lasts for fourteen years. The most acnve peHo-
cratic candidate at present IS eX-Atorney- General
Denis o'Bren Of watertown There are also na9ea
son OF PoughkcepSie; ex-senator George Ralnes OF
rochester: stephen l. Mayham, Of schoharo county
a Judge of tho supreme Court County Judge FRANK
TicS ~ CHRONOLOGICAL stephen Brown. OF Glens Falls
ard udgc ,lwprd NJ. Cullen. Of Brooklyn, Judge OIL
INC pon,hl,can senators and Assomblymen who have
bccn In the city the last fow DAYS give st OF con
siities vim have been suggested for candidates fof
various state Offices. Below IS list Of the men whe
have thus been mentioned:
For secretary Of sate-John ". vrooman, of Herli
mer Mayor Philip Becker OF Buffalo ex-senator John
Gilbert Of Malone, exGoVeFn%r rhau - tc,vs
Cornick' OF jamaica ChArio' a. oh'A'i''s u N0"S
For controllcr-scnaor George b. soan of Oswego.
and Augustus Frank, of warsaw.
For Sfatc Trrasurcr-Gcorgo ". Grouse. of Syracuse
senator Edward c. walker, of Batavia; General \.
W. Curtis, Of Ogden5burg, and Edward Durant' 1r' OF
| For Attorney General-Count Judge Edwin a.
Nash of Avon: ex Senator John T. Smith, Of Madison
county and ex Senator Samuel s. Edick, of Coopers-
town. - 49,
For state Fngincer-ThOmas G. Cornell OF Y0nkers,
| and william Y. Van Rcnnselaer. OF Seneca Falls.
For Judge Of the Court Of AppealsxCharles G
Dwight, Of Auburn: Milton H. Merwin Of Utica, and
| hudson l.. Landon, OF schenectady-all at present
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
II rumored here a few DAYS ago that Assembly,
man Charles T. SaxtOn, OF Wayne County, would be
= candidate for The Republican nomination for Ntor-
ney-Gcncral but h. has been here since and stated
emphacay that he is not a candidate Tor that honor