, 1890-11-15

80 IAr no OppOslLOu mas ueNetoptu On
the surface to Carey. His election has
been considered as a matter Of course be-
cause OF the part be took in the state
hood movemen The Legislators will
therefore vote for him largely on sonti-
mental grounds, without any cold ~calcula-
hons as to his peculiar fitness for the po-
sition. Albany county as a rule doesn't
warm up particularly to a Cheyenne man,
but the delegation is all right for Carey
on sentimental as well as selfish
grounds. With Carey comfortably dls-
posed OF the Albany delegation figure that
they will surely get in one Of their four
candidates for the second place. The
only unfortunate thing about it for the
Albany men is that so much diversity Of
opinion prevailJ among them as to their
own candidates. OF course they have
united on HoYt, but those who are on the
inside of the arrangement do not attempt
to conceal the fact that the delegation is
bound together by ropes Of sand. Hoyt
will not last long in the race, unless he is
successful in securing assistance from the
outside delegations. and this he will prob
ably find extremely difficult, although he
is working like a hired man.
1t cannot be denied that the most dis
turbing element to the Albany men is
Warren" That distinguished gentle
man is not n candidate-any Of bis friends
will tell you soin a loud tone Of voice fit
Is likely to be overheard by the hackers Of
any other aspirant But a suspicion pre-
walls in the minds Of the Albany men
tina. Warren will not, like Ceser. thrice
refuse the kinglg crown" While they
allege with much p-icturesqueness that
Warren on the senatorial question Is like
the man who tell out OF the talloou-"he
isn't in it'-yet the mention Of his
name in connection with the senator.
ship causes great perturbation of spirit
and if the Albany man happens to be
sportively inclined he will bet a small
amount Of money to back up his balloon
theory. Up to latest reports Warren was
still saving wood. There is a wonder
full degree Of activity among his friends.
however. Some senatorial aspirants who
are known to be friendly to him are now
being looked upon as "men of straw"
who are in the race to maintain divided
delegations. A rumor that Warren had
publisly announced his candidacy was Wig.
orously denied by known intimAtes Of the
governor and yet strangely enough the
public continue to believe the governor
has his eye fixed on the senatorial toEA
As far as heard from. the Republican
caucus has not yet decided to decline to
elect any one until it is definitely known
that there are not two Cheyenne cAndi-
dates in the field. The time is rapidly
passing when advantage can be taken of
this, and with Carey safely elected today
the jig is up. 1t seems strange that the
Albany delegation has done but little
figuring on this, when the success of their
man seems to absolutely depend upon
it, The northern delegates don't care n
rap who is elected from the line of the
Union Pacific. provided a northern man
is unable to get there. This being the
case, with the first senatorship safely dis
posed Of, where would Albany county be
next Monday EVENING" Now is the time
for them to exercise foresight; their hind
sight will come into play after Carey's
election today.