New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15

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and now we will nominate Tamrnany Han
candidate for Governor" Mr.. Mclaughlin and
Mr.. Chaplin were holding conferences together all
sbe evening and their followers were threatening
10 do something terrible in politics II Kings County
we're sighted. Messrs. Murphy and Croker sent
over emissaries to the Windsor Hotel TO learn from
Mclaughlin whether he would not accept for
Kings County some other place upon the State
ticket. But Mr.. McIaughlin's reply was in
variably, Nominate Chaplin for Governor or do
nothing" The Kings County Democrats bitterly
said: "The Tammany Hall leaders think that
they can get along without Kings County Let
them try it, Perhaps they win find that
they are mistaken" The Kings County
Democrats also threatened TO let loose
William G. De Witt upon Roswell p. Flowers
record as corporation man II more
respect were not paid to them. The Cleveia1p
Democrats rather enjoyed this tuning OF the
Brooklyn Democrats. One of them SAID Inc
Kings County Democrats held formerly ane oai-
snce Of power among the Democrats IN TINS otate,
but they have lost this power. They dld 30 py
censentng TO the sacrifice of such men as ROBERT A.
Maxwell, the Superintendent OF the insurance
Department, and James Sbanahan, The Superin-
tendent of Public Works. Having Killed Oh
their friends they now have no friends OF ther
own Mr. Chapin's friends said he wouid DC
nominated for Governor, even II he Should receive
the support of only Kings County's thirty-six
delegates. The other candidates Tor tne otaUe
offices all came and established headquarters al
the Grand Union. Thus Frank Rice, candidate
for denomination for Secretary of State; Elliot
Danforth. candidate for denomination. for ctate
Treasurcr: Simon w. Rosendale and Isaac IL.
MAYNARD candidate for Attorney General; Frank
Campbell, candidate for Controller, and Marun
Schcnck, candidate for State Engineer-all estao-
lished headquarters in the hotel The nomlna-
tons of Messrs. Rice, Danforth, Campbell anu
Schenck were conceded. There was, no connicV
therefore over their names except In one case
John B. Riley, of Plattsburg said he might become
\ candidate for Controller. He has good oeal
Of support in Northern New-Yorl. But MI hney
need have little hope Of being nominated iie
is too close friend of Smith NJ Weed 10 DC
nominated by Edward Murphy. jr., and RlchaRu
Croker.
THE CONTEST FOR ATToRNEY-GENERAL.
The great contest of the day was over the nonni-
nation for Attorney General. There was o mal-
,halling of forces of an extensive nature ny on'
friends of Simon W. Rosendale and Isaac H. May
nard. Early in the day the Tammany Hall dele
gates swung over to Rosendale upon the ground
that he would be supported earnestly by the otecK
lers and other Hebrews in New-fork Beslues'
Mr. Rosendale. they said, had powerful trlehos
everywhere in the State and would make stronger
candidate than Mr.. Maynard. The friends OF MI
Maynard argued that he ought to have another
chance. He had been defeated for Secretary oil
State in 1883 because Of his strong temperance
record, but he would run stronger now tfan ne
did then, they promised
William F. Sbeehan, who seems to be the only
candidate for Lieutenant-Governor. also had
room at the Grand Union. Mr.. Sheehan said he
was confident of his nomination. His friends SAID
that David B. Hill had proposed TO Boss" NC
Laughlin that Alfred c. Chaplin should be SUD-
stituted for Mr. Sheehan for LieutenantGovernor,
but that Mr. Mclaughlin had refused to assent 10
the proposition Mr.. Hill could not placate MIR.
Mclaughlin in that way. Then Mr. Hill had sus-
cested the nomination of Donald McNaughton for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in place Of Mr. Sheehal, Duo
Murphy and Croker had killed this plan Of Mr..
Hills. Charles P. McClelland, of Dobbs Ferry,
Westchester County, who has been suggested for
IieutenantGovernor, will not say that he Is a
candidate. Another former candidate, O. f. Peck
Of Hornellsvile says that he is no longer candl-
date and that Mr.. Sheehan will be nominated.