New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
DELEGATES WELCOME.
ROCHESTER PLEASED TO HAVE THE liz
PUBLICAN CONVENTION.
FARMERS ALL EXPECTING TO VOTE THIS FALL
-rAvomTEs FOR THE GovERNoRshIF-
WILLIAM A. SUTHERLAND TALKED

FARMERS ALL EAPECIlN" 10 'oAH A
-r,voP1TEs FOR THE GovERNoRsHIP-
WILLIAM A. SUTHERLAND TALKED
OF FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
,.. y y. Auc. 90 (speclaD.-To say tha'
. -, ,vs,nc,s men OF this city were lepuoho""
I'D NOT he true but 1t is n fact that evcryDon ~
.oto,res that after fourteen years oil nesieot A.
parrbl,cons Of the State have decdc1 w ' sooI
t1nur CITY The delegates and their frlehus ius 49,,
o,urpd that they will have cordial wecolo' "i ill.,,
c. Tow DAYS at least the city will be all hepuon.~
Ior how, hoen appointed TO make preparations
49,, ,he Gathering and are doing efficient WorA. -
rchtngton Rink has been definitely Determined W.
s tbe Mace of meeting. THIS building mas oe1n -
~, come Of the most important affairs bo'h SUE, a
no,HIcal that have taken place IA Rochespr' ".,o
There that hr. Blaine spoke In 1880 Inc -.
nroncrities OF the auditorium are exceiiehV sN III
the III delegates have been provided ior III .io
=, ta ho,,se there will lac 90 difficulty IN mtAhH TO-
for 800 spectators In pIl sight and Tearihs =, A..
nrcsident The platform Is to Ire enlargel' ai1 Ir
boose from Hoor % tussed ceiling VIII We t
decorated Tho Powers Hotel viii be the he'uq"art0
The hotel men say that they are going 10 NC "'''
accommodate all who may come tleir WAY , On.
rho s,tu,tinn both IN the city of Rochester ana ue
.urrn,n,dnr country Is favorable 10 large
vote The feeling in the country districts Is Sio~ ~
the exprssion of an Intelligent farIacr WHO S''U ~
your correspondent - .ht. t,u
oWere all going TO come out and vote I''S Ili'
unless the crops are so heavy we cant i1l'0' 60,
Mckinley blll didn't hurt the croU any way
IS cheap. and there is pleGty of fruit ana al .,o
tn IN ,hn por,n are doing it up Go down TO tIe
v,Ilare and ask about tho sale OF glass cans III y"
they'll cell vou they haven't sold so many III V"o So
We're going TO live we'll this winter WV nc d.
GOOD year As for that Mckinley bill IL heped 10 vi
one yeay good deal. Barley fetcheS eooo Wiyo' o."
we raise a good deal hereabOuts this year. why !u'
before the bill went into effect they rsn ,", ndt Of
over from Canada to Charlotte Cthe iaAo PS -
Rochesterl when they couldn't begin 10 U'lo'u IT,
Now we farmers on this side have chahce'
A drive through the Monroe County towns mas
many others who echo this mans sayings
only two candidates for the Governorshp are taheu
Of here TO any extent. Three out OF i've men you
meet win dell vou they are inclined to favor Ahuro"
D. White The fourth "a likely 10 prefer james ".
Wadsworth and the fifth to answer " Haven't tlouSl'
of ito Both White and Wadsworth stand we'll mere
and should either be nominated he would receive lnos'
cordial support. Ex-Assemblyman WILLIAM urHtoi'
Of Warsaw, speaking of the situation In wyoming
County said:
eve hive elected delegates who will favor WadS-
worth. our second choice, suppose, would DE
White Walsworth has represented our district IN
Congress and we an like him. We never had more
harmonious convention in Wyoming County. Senator
Van Gordcr Will, think, 90 back to the Legislature
Our comfy IS solid for him. The Democrats are III
terrible middle all through the district. Dalry Co'l
missioner Sutlcy, in wyoming General I. r.
Bissell Of lie Roy, and Nehemiah Osborne Oh bah'3
IN Genssee Comfy are wording to keep The state Com
n,iitce IN HIPS hands while exfusuance Examiner
Robert 4. Maxwell is doing all nc can to beat them
Tho fight is lust as bitter that In Buhao, whlch mas
been 50 much talked about Some one Is gong U Do
pretty sore when ii is oil over
Il, Monroe County all is not harmony IN the Demo
cratic ranks Some of the Cleveland oficeholders' LED
,otr and ay-C
have declared war 0p the IIilRaincs Tracy comDl@
linn william H. Tracy wants TO 60 back into the
Sia+o Commi{tee aud Flcccnsein wants the place as
we'll After A bitter fight Tracy has carried tIe eau
c1ses in Rochester. a broken ballot box was an III
cdeDt Of The battle The Otier two Assembly dStrcts
in The connty are yet 10 be heard from tlecHetN'el'
feels confident that with the help Of THOMAS Brown t'
old ally of the fsluses and formerly the state Com
mitteeman he can carry fle western district. III
eastern district win be IN the field where the contest
must he decldd The Cleveland men are talking n0e
bitterly her9 than a. any time since the rivalry ~
tween the eS-Presdent and his old observation-disclosures
tecan It has gone 50 far that Donald McNaugnVPn
who has had the distinction for the last four years VI
boinr tbe ONLY Democratic Senator from Western New
York * beginning TO be fearful Of the future and Is
anxjous for q place on the State Ticket. This the
managers will not allow, but are gong TO tolce MN
AMIN TO test IDS popularity In the country to"nS
That popularity. however Is not as great as 1orHerF
Eve In
been accustomed TO attend funerals. make WeddluS
nreseris and rally his scotch clans for Dcnics, many
ARE saving that they ara tired Of supporting Hill ior
The sake OF being complimentary 10 Don, as every
bodv there calls him. THO Republicans who ont OF
personal regard have helped him are beginning 70 see
That there Is something moro important tlah beuhs
rood natured and the Cleveland Democrats are mary
80 +bor outspoken about wishing 10 see him beatsn'
McNare1ton sees all this, but do nothing. IS
necessary that he be sacrificed 70 Governor HITS ohO
ton and 50 he viii run with tho odds against Inn.
Aseemblvnan ParEnns OF Rochester, II Is coneien
will OPPOSE him. Pars0nss great Strength mas di"u
been in the city, where the largo Democratic VOC
nc'o,lv f. He has repeatedly beaten varions Kinds u
combinations gotten up for his discontinue, and tie
only defeat he ever met with In Rochester was uh
wears ago when his friends never dreaming oi uo
possibility of his being beaten let the spring muhclil
election go by default Ills last year In the ASseisoy
strengthened him materially outside of the CITY, vince
he was less known and in all probability the ui'uIu
| win be redeemed TO the Republican party
the RopuBcans arc thoroughly united here ava
| Tho only rivalry TO be found is the natural ono br
| local nominations, which 0rgnes healthy ac''N
and fifth in success 10 come Dr. Richard CurrSin' III
old army surgeon an Irish-Amercan, and man lnet
popular with all classes candidate for the AssemuS
| in Rochester Ex-Assomblyman Maurer who was aIo
a candidate has withdraw from the race. Wilum
II Denniston. the member from the TIA District las
| no opposition for a denomination, and the prcVAuHs
opinion is that Asscmblymsn Frank NJ Jones VIII c
| renominated In the Ist District
Rochester people talking OF presenting the name
| OF Winiam A. Sutherland TO the state Convention as
candidate for the place OF Attopey General. ~
| sutherland ran for the state senate AGAINST NJ
| Naushton two years ago aud made strong hgt: 10
was fairly entitled 10 another chance under more iaEu
able conditions. Had he insisted OH running dOuDtiss
| lie would have been nominated, but he uhscihsHy
t1OOd aside IN Difference % a sentiment III InNOf u
MIR Parsons though In the opinion OF many and d0ut
| less a himself. he would have becn candidate laB
| the equal OF the Assembyman and eX-Mayor Ile
result of foIbeaiancc Is widespread sentiment II
| favor OF getting him place on the State ticket. 10
gained considerable prestige last winter by MS ma
agement OF the Rockwell contested election cas-
Should he Tot 20 before the Convention canddap.
his friends talk OF pushing him for the chdirnanSp d
| the Convention. -
| Mr. sutherland himself when asked about lbs c;ul-
dIdacy, said 10 your correspondent: There is alo-