New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
FLOWER A DELEGATE,ATL LARGE.
CROKER. MURPHY 4 90. WILL. 90 TO CHICAGO
IL HuMBLER GrlsE-0rHER DELI
GATES.AT.LARGE.
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Albany Fell. 1.-THE approaching Democratic
state Convention the theme OF good deal OF ta'
among the members Of the Legislature to night. II
was said by them that the reports from New YORK to
day erroneous Which stated that the four dele
autes al large 10 tho Dcnocratic National Convention
from this would be LieutenRnt-Govcrn slice
han. Edward Murphy. IT,. Hugh Mclaughlin and
Richard Croker None Of these men, II was sed.
would 90 20 Chicago delegates at large. This
statement was confirmed by Lieutenant Governor
shechan. who said shall not 90 to the National Con
venSon dele gate atlar2e, but as delegate nom
my own Congressional district. think that Older
men in the Democratic party than myself should be
selected for such conspicuous place delegate AZ
large Besides the people Of my district wish mo
to represent them. and shah therefore do so'
The friends Of Edward Murphy. !r.. Of Troy. the
chairman ~ the Democratic State Committee. made
the same statement for lin. He was not going to
the Chicago Convention n Delegate large. but ~
delegate from the Rensselaer, district And Nr Croker
and Mr.. Mclaughlin it as) said. would 60 TO the
National Convention as representatives OF Congr s
sional districts and not as delegates at large GOV
erfor Flower Is said, may De one ~ the four dele
gates At large Doubtless Il viii be Impressive Ia The
delegates OF other State, t. Roswell T. Flower fol
lowing humhly tho chariot Of Mr. liill. II VIII at
least show that Mr. iii has great power In New YORK
state thus be able 10 make lis 6"NcrhOr one OF Ms
political followers. some lin Democrats. il l. true
that it would lie dangerous T. put linn In chicago
while the Democratic Ma ional Convention i III
plogrss since the ramcs OF the ambition t. he lIc'
dent which ragged In his breast In 17-i NAV b, easily
reirhied Mr.. Flowers friends arr frank to say thhl
he will be the second choice Of the Ncw-ioik dclesa
ton when Sir. Hill is dropped.
Besides Mr.. Flower II Is sud. John Boyd lhAcher'
- Albany has been selected delcgnteat nrg ;.
Mr. Thatcher f. one OF the World Fair Commissioners
and Is pn.sldent Of the Young Mems Democratic tluDN
e the state But far more important In the eyes vi
Mr. IIll f. the fact that Nj. Thachcr was formerly
strong Cleveland Dc.nocra but !, now an earnest "dVo
cate Of the nomination OF David Is. iii for lesi ieht
Another man who possibly will be dcleeatea' large Is
y senator Fi7incl, Herman. OF Itca. This afternoon
Richard Croker came here from New York, and AFTER
a conference with Edward Murphy, ir., at the Central
railroad Depot to ltlci, II i thought 10 gun
MI. kcrnan's mt {" support III I'M hr rIc''
srnt a. delegate at large. Nr. Herman also WI
formerly an ardent supporter Of Grover 'cNrhihn' ~
Tor Tie fourth lceatc 1t inrgc he may be ouhh III
The pcrsou OF william Strinwav. " View ork. Al,
,f the :,-4 delegate To Dc selected to aitcnn IN
nemocr7tir stat" nvcntlou 17G dtcrat ar "nl,lu'
- New York and Kings Counties. At the h,'ia
ouart r, of senator Ill., at the Dclaian House. hr,t
4, VA. given ont tonight that l23 delegates oh,'lic
81 %cy., orb and Kings had already been selecici o
whom 11O arr. for senator iI. The remaining dele
ate viii be elected on Vari0u, days this " 'ek