The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-08
TO DIG A PIT FOR PLATT,
MILLER MEN GETTING UP ANOTHER
WINDSOR CONFERENCES

Meanwhile ri.tt ana ni.eeek Have ae-e
20 washisgton on Observation-Disclosures
Probably 20 Set n $1,000 OMce aHd
Hisnchara IL After - .Iudgeship.
Warner Miller has arrived in town from the
West and IL at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Con-
gressman George West came from Ballston to
meet his old chief. and other minor Miller
men were on hand to see the Republican OF
Herkimer who has been telling the Western
Republicans how his followers knitted Fassett
on election day. Henry g. Burleieh Of white-
hall. Mr.. Mlller's closest political friend. has
also been In town.
propose to gather at the Windsor Hotel late in
the month and attempt to BELL the cat" as
ono OF them described tho project to depose
MIR. Plat from the leadership OF his party in
the State.
1t will be recalled that great gathering Of
Miller's followers assembled at the Windsor
Just year ago for this same purpose. It was
not thought advisable then to make an open
fight. Amasa Thornton and others are
now working to gather together the same
men who attended those conferences. It
was rather amusing last night to observe
the bearing Of Miller's friends. They insist
that the conference must take place at the
Windsor. but they are again timid about taking
adecided and public stand In favor Of defeating
Mr.. Platt's election as delegate at large to
Minneapolis. They breathe fire against the
Tioga chieftain. but when pinched down they
inhnt and 90 MT seem to have determined
.,1 The y Tl2Ea ShsIeitain has learned Of the
But se o s1S a sm 81
MI. Flstt. according to his friends, has the
h sss ~ Ss
p9tropsgs Of the State.
ns s
sa sss Fl Late ws
one Of the trio in town. said that It would not
Happened at these eonferences. T fa' G toH
lector's private secretary Frank Sperry, also |
L is believed that Mr. "Pe iats snd his friends
SSSess Is Ss e Sc s @ d Sa Rs
President has iye Of these o%%lsslOn s ps
Tho $3.50 ana ys Sne
and will run along doubtless for nearly dozen
The CSmmissiOners is not BY any means unin.
p5sa gaps ss NJ 8, IL as % Hssss
Ss1I x.s Sst *
OF the Board OF General Appraisers. are inter- |
ested In dispacinR Mr.. Cooper in favor Of As
sistant Appraiser Stevens. Secretary Foster
ase Rs tSs It MI
t ths friends q Nj: Cooper viii have to deal on
>, It is definitely learned that Richard J. Nc
Cormick. q Territorial Governor in President
and Jacob NJ. Patterson. Chairman Of the New
York Executive Committee. are almost
pertain Of being appointed Commission
, ,r,;,s on on the board t. build the new
s made to his intimate association with Al
lerInan Rothman. his Alderman from the
Tenth. when Rothman voted for the Broadway
franchise in the famous Doodle Board Of 1884. |
There are other evidences OF discord among |
aepublicans hereabouts than the foregoing |
md the row between Patterson and Biglin.
,ames 4; blanchard is candidate for one Of
hips also shortly to be named by the Presi-
A petition has been sent to the President
'etition Il Is alleged that Mr.. Blanchard ia
more Of "a man milliner" those are the
vords used than lawyer. In SUBJ ,
tanttatton o. this assertion the petit
ion informs the President that Mr.. Blan-
hard von is wssbsS sssss With
usiness OF cutting dress patterns. The husi- ,
artnership directory. OF New York city for IL
eeFiacatton Ct all that ls proclaimed in the Pc
tion; Mr. Blsnchards firm also has q night
chool at which young women and others are |
aught to cut the dress patters. :