New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
GEN JONES IN BAD HI MOR'
HE FINDS THAT HIS NAME IS NOT ON GOV
ERNOR HILLS SLATE

xuo WILL REIMBURSE HIN FOR EXpEN
,orsxrys TO TALK TO THE FARMERS
THE HILL TnIRDTEEM IDEA MOI
POPULAR IN CERTAIN QUARTERS
rvpoa THE RICrLAE CoRREsPoNDiAT OF The TRIBUNE.
Albany Dec o5.-General Edward +. Jones' " known
~ lone Of Bnghamton" the world over 'Nec an
,issr,cu., and Incidentally known % the people OF
this state a. Lieutenant Governor Jones Is III r
bumor Every one OF his numerous lIiehus wiz
Ia surprised n this statement !" i"'"
II will cause mild shock 10 'he" 49,
=, all their cxpercncc they have never Known
a man so genial. 80 goodtcmpered 30 ll''c"V NM
all the trials Of political life. III th9 HU'''' ,
MAINLY something of a volcanic nature Hd9 "P'0' w
nsu,I sweet placdity Of his soul; hence lie has s'i
pr,ed his political friends by his bit'efN Ni"'4
marks the last two or three days IL u su'','''
this sad revolution in General Joness aHI"oo "'''"'
was caused by his accidentally OBSERVING "P' ,
ernor HIPS desk. in the Executive CIiahipcr' ,'
containing the following words IN the handWru"6 u
,r MN words i'm the nature OF slate oil holii'"
,ions 10 he submitted to the Democratic ste 'o"No
zion which meets next fdI; Att,
For Goveraor-Dayid Il. Ill., Of Elmira' Tor 'huu
term. - .,,,,or NJ,
F., Licutcnant-G vernOr-Willlm r '''c'"'"' %
Buffalo for list term .,,.o
For secretary Of >tatc-Fiahk Iloc' vi
for second term. ,,,,.,i
For Controller Edward Nemple' OF fni'on'i'c'
for third terni 49,. x.,, for
For STATE Fngineer-John Hogar, Of New-lorK' lor
third term. ,r.,,,o
For Attorney General-Charles +. Tabor. Of Buffalo,
for third term , , nj,
For state TIeaSGrer-ElloI T. Danlu'"i VI ~
bridge for second term ,,
If will be noticed that the name OF Echera ho""i"
7 ZONES does not occur this list Possibly some p''
sons might mag that ii should be suhStt'cu 10Y .a'
of william T. Shcchan. after the words io' L.o''on
antGovernor" but this is not the OPINION "i 'no
NJ General Jones. They think the name OF "ehcrai
Vbould appar in the place Of that OF DaVid 81
nm General Jones' as is well known. i rlulCd'
opnonent of the third term idea MI Ieadcrs Oh '"'
political history Of the United states VIII Ieio"u0
that highly interesting chapter describing uc "0
psrture of General Jones from the hePup''',
Marty I'm 1872 into the ranks Of the LOei"i
Gcpublican party, because General 'Iaht was NOM
mated for second term. Indeed 1t was WIN
the greatest reluctance is understood that "eherdi
ZONES himself accepted nomination ior seeoi"
term for Lieutenant Governor
Rut General Jones has even worse grievance
namely the perfdiOus conduct OF DaVld hehhe'' mn,
That gentleman, every one KNOWS sP'e'u aU'V
the impression that his second term rs Governor "ou
he his last All Republicans believed Mr.. lilll state
ment and so also did General Jones furthermore
Edward Murphy, ir., of Troy, the CHAIRMAN VI w
Democratic state Committee, a weilkho"h pcT'on''
friend Of Governor Hill, announced publicly lh'V W
latter would not again be u Cdhulu"'V 4'i Wv
peIyinv upon these statements, "cher~l
Iones made AT a close calculation, LAD
speeches To the farmers OF the s'"c'
such Journeys are expensive y man may r'0 Wv
farmer but he nevertheless feels the dram ul" 'N
,ur,e as he travel, about big state on Its expensive
railroads. Nothing can compensate man i"r suVn
exertions and such an expenditure of money fOF rH
way fares except a nomination for governor ""''
in,ensdc, the disappointment of Deulenant"oNol'o'
Iones undobtedly is the fact that certain bc"cFd'
pevsnancrs nominated Governor liill for senator ana
that there was at time prospect That 'he ''"'
er,or woud accept that Office and surrender the toy
er,orshp 10 the Lieutenant Governor. Now the "oN
eroor apparently has decided to transfer inc o"oo VI
senator To smta NJ. Weed. hold on 10 the "''eFl'.
Shin himself ard run for Governor a1ah "rN' IAN
II /, no wonder that these successive u'NdpP''''.'
have had such disastrous eject. temporary no doubt
upoo man of such serene spirit "a General Jones'
reDort, from brooklyn indicate also That the
r,d torn idea is not received with favor by Alfred
g Chaplin another Democratic candidate ior "oNeiho'
ross NcIsughl,n OF Brooklyn. has faithfully sup
norted David b. Hill through all sorts OF poNlI' al
,,r,ns but il i 10 be suspected that Mt Hill II hc
cooks a third term will find that Mr.. McLaurhhH i
n t,q opinion that it would be bad parry poh'S Di
nnc set ol Democrats 10 munOpohIc li,c JIM @
time Rotation in office Is one OF inc yen 'nu i
,,~inrincs of the Democratic party Let Us HdEc d
thanr," hq, frequently been tn sole parry cry Vi az,
Democratic party. when Dere1' ol po'"i , 1 mice
VIA, also will the other Democratic candidates Tor
orcc say thi- third term idea : pnshd VIA, H" -
Uosvycu p Flower. candidate for Governor uihh q.
mo tIird.te-m" idea What doe, John H. hiI'4' u
Fatt sburg candidate for the pemoCauc h'lm"I MI
for Controller. think Of WAT dt, I ,a Cc
nsri candidate for the nomirGon foi A'torlgi 9.e e
oval think of il Perhaps general Jones VIII nave
onle sympatlizers after all