New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
THE s4Y STATE REPUBLICANS.
uscrss1NG CANDIDATES AT A GATHERING IN
BOSTON HOTEL.

nascI-SsING CANDIDATES AT NA11I1lIN" ~ n
BOSTON HOTEL.
Boston. Sept (speciaD.-An that any kepupH''i
who wanted to discuss politics had 10 40 'ou"S was
walk into Youngs Hotel about noon Iiere ne oouu
end many men Of his political faith engaged ID Set.s
great affairs Of state and determining WI" Sno.i" "
eo,,e-nor and who should hold the other political
eses They occupied all the available space on the
,,rcr toor Even the big table, which Is OF use 10
gr,ner readers aud 10 letterwriters, was moVeu
hack Car the benefit Of the politicians Ihey solemIN
discussed the relative standing OF the CthoioHes Ior
The C;overnorshp exchanged views as to the Auuior
shin and helped along bOcms for seats il the fAeV"'
five Council the senate and the House OF Kepreseh''-
lives The buzz of conversation went on for nearly
two hours. . 49,,
c-opo and Allen Frederick w. Bliss, one Of Dor
chester's representatives present for ten minutes
mr. So lie said that there would be no Weah1hins
ON the part of the Grape men. some o'c
lntmated that Crcpo faces could he seen III Pho'o
graph o. the delegation from Pittshed. W. NJ fi1noe'
ono Of those delegates, has always been known as an
act,vo worker in Mr.. Crapo's behalf. And then
there was the rumor that although the first statement
had been that Grape would not return 10
Massachusetts until about three days beioN 'he nc
publican convention, matter al TACT ne "ou" "o
here before then. The Allen takers were sre*aVH
in the majority Senator smith, Of Atho thought that
Iaoue understood that the Haverhill delegation was
sol5y FIR Mr. Allen. These opinions are only samples
rhere vero also men present who did not feel sure
which OF the two candidates the Republican convention
shoald nominate. and who soGght-more light.
Threr the aspirants for the Authorship attend
the rafhsrh Custom seems TO have decreed uise
men who are rnnnine for Auditor must wear tail mats
whle toad ana OK Seaasor Palmer obeyeo its -
cree Representative Turner Independently wore derDy'
Work IN SIR almer's interest is being done III western
Massachusetts, By Captain Kinlba!l, OF Enfield, VINO
served in the same company with the former in the
war. Mr. Palmer said trait nobody could tell any
thing about the standing OF the candidates. Mr.. Turner
believed that a large percentage Of tie delegates
already elected favored his nomination. The three
candidates had lively hour greeting their friends ana
answering the questions tina, came from everybody
who knew them.
Besides talking on the GovernOr5hp, Senator smith
told friends who questioned him on the subject his
position as 10 the presidency Of the senate 1t would
be extremely atfylng 10 him IL his friends saw fit
sense was he candidate for the place.
senator Towle was there receiving congratulations of
friends on the removal Of obstacles % bis third
term canvass lie is another a,prant for the presi
dxsy Regarding the third. senator Fullerton. of
Worcester, there was talk that his advocates were
using the chance Of his obtaining that Office lever
IA the CCsrt 10 secure him another senatorial term.
Senator stevens OF BraDrce expressed the opinion
that senator savage going 10 win In the lid Dis
trict Councillor contest. IT belongs down our way
snyboy.s and a political worker from Ward Nineteen
suggested that the delegates from that part Of Boston
wOuld be Mitchell men.