New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
HILLS WOUNDED VANITY.
THE GOVERNOR AsToNIsHEs a NUMBER OF
EDITORS.
IN A RAGE BECAUSE HIS LONG MESSAGES ARE
NOT TELEGRAPHED THROUGHOUT THE
sTATE-AN EXTRAORDINARY TRADE
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sTATE-AN EXTRAORDINARY TRADE
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Albany Sune IA few days ago the members OF
tho executive Committee N the state AsSocltcd froes
received letter from 4. r. sopor' OF Ap0 h'''"
Oaset,e the SECRETARY Of thor orEsnhauon' t09ueev
ing them 10 meet him IN Albany to-day W uHneeo'
important business Mr, soper Is The nuS'ness pASn'
ager OF The Elmra Gazetie' whch 'or "iauy s", 49,
was the organ Of Governor HUI and was o"neo W
him v is sin Mr. HIIs organ. but his Sriends say
tina, be dyested himself OF It's ownership ABOUT 'no
time that he obtained 10000 from john o'Sneu, WIG
Aouetuct contractor. The members OF inc colnu''oo
who responded to Mr. soper's call "ere J. Fcn"''
Bsllry by tho grace OF Grover CleVelahn uo VS.
master OF Utica and Editor OF that DomocratH orssn
.. The Utica Observer; John A. Placc. Repuoiicsn
Editor Of The Oswego Times Carroll E. Smth. nc
u,bl can. Editor Of "The syracuse Journap John D.
rIatt Republican ono Of the proprietors OF Ihe
pom rhkecrs,e Eagle; II. o. r. Tucker. Hepuohcah'
,rorrI.,or n, The Troy Telegram" and James b.
Manning son Of the late Daniel Manning. pomoer"
ard managing editor Of The ABBEY Argus
Hardly had the members OF tho committee met AZ
,,a r,.y,n House than Mr. sopcr sad that Governor
nm ,ouh Ike 10 soc them. The committeeman. ex'
oon, Mr. soDor rather wondered at the Governors
r.ou.,, hut though, It courteous Ia grant TO- Ihey
,bcro,oro NJ once climbed tho steep bill leading I'd
the Capitol and were ushorod into the hAoelu'o
Chamber whcro Mr.. Mn SAT In his bR srnchsF A.
hts big desh looking solemn and with rhhor an 'nH'
glarp In his eyes. Tho committeeman, Aiter shSA'nH
hands with the Governor wero requested oy DIM ="
,ahc chairs which had been placed In front OF tho DIG
~ Than in the manner Of a teacher addressing
,,,,,v schoolboys Mr. iii for ,hree-quar'erS OF an
hour lcctIrrd the members Of tho Executive Com'
,ittcs because they hayo not sent to the newspapers
OF the state every word OF his messages 10 tho LcGs
Iatnrp and lately all that ho has said In meHorahun0
concerning hills which he has signed or nSAp
proyed Of since tho Legislature has adIouF'ieo.
Mr. mn plainly thought that be was losing great
a.ol ~ poyder as a candidate for the Presidency
in a ,hTtl tone the Governor innma'ed tha' DIS
,.ro,. messages should not b surrendered into tho
dangerous car, Of tVo Republican newspapers, Inc
r,.nps Journal7 and The Morning EXPRESS Whieh
do the state prcss work here unless Inet soOuIN
.,,mny promise 10 telegraph every lDo OF mo aoou
mcnts TO the Associated Pross In NoW'forA anu
throughout the state. 49,,
Tn. Governor also said that he had been woundea
poltcsIy by the two Republican newspapers 'ele-
,rbina all over the state the fact OF tho battle Dc
Tuccn the lIu Democrats and tho CloVeIand Demo
crat. which recently occurred In WaerNiies HoSns
County This attempt to excite dissensioh suious
Democrats BY using the Associated FicsS "i'eS "'
! thought highly roprehensiole. ~ -,.,,,,
The committeeman listened with profound astonish
man, 20 ,h,s TRADE Ono Of them said aiterward: II
.s rho greatest exhibition OF bighead ever saw IN
| nv ufe7 They we're indignant at thu attack ana
y
,nubLed tho Governor by not making him tho Ssntes
nrrr.o that his messages should DO tcegraphed. Inc
Governor had the Sudsety 10 say that ne "oua ue<
Ms Indenre against the Associated Press II IL aia no'
| treat him with more respect ,-
The Governor evidently thinks that no can reach
| m, prssS IN some manner. To-day he signco o'i
for tho express benefit of George Bleisteln, whos'
r.tt. owus The Buffalo Courier Mrs. Beis"m
~ nm adovtei child and Governor I'M signed an act
nh,cb sxempts adopted children from tho provisions
~ tho collateral Inheritance Tax law The eiiect o.
~. n.w law win be 70 put many thousands OF dollars
into the pockets OF Mr.. and Mrs BlelStein forV
night ago politicians were amazed 70 hna III In
! i,Dtrs organ In Buffalo, and opposed to Governor
iii long editorial defending Mr. Hiu from noie s
! ,ttack which had been made upon him by -" me o.
TnTls RsDrGlic7 the leading Democratic newspaPol
Of missouri The defence Of Mr. I'M In Ins SG" HnSaJ
T.s sn supe rservceabs that people naturaU loSksS
about FOR motive for tS s9mersaulI ana the} u Mn
Thcv have found II to-day In the act which MI. M
sirSei Mr. BicIstcin was hero yesterday ana caice
upon tho Governor