The evening world., 1893-10-05

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Comptroller TheodoSe w Myers. o
,n xIasT%ap 9ni i0P asrS e Meyer Nsw r S.s 70 shs s
nominated rid with . superior an,
nssS %s.G man: S SGs sFe mistaken T0'
Even the machine lead ers had no idea
Of nominating Meyer until they CAM
here; Thee. found that they were wien SHn.
harmomy and che Democratic party.
The bGs.e.: after h be- 1 the oy yepo #,
Situation discovered thai. the Admins
ration Democrats had been playing ar
extremeIx shrssd s5a a,o sIsSsss satro nam J
RrSis nei9sHsd t &s Tin ia ssroneSoids and
in many instances routed the enemy.
The A~RtitSs sIr Rsss ea anS her thtpy fe didn'i
get them. TO make trouble. Then Mr..
Hiirs representatives brought their mas
terful skill, as political Int
one of Hilrs bitterest opponents in
Queens County. was sent for. He was
asked II he woYld Ike The nominadSn
would. Sheehan. Murphy and Croker
gave 1t to him.
Meyers nomInation was CALCULATED rt to
Qllay the threatened OppOSluOH. ZIG
plan has evidently succeeded.
The Albany men. who are the head and
front Of the A~ni-snapper movement in
the eastern part OF the State, said this
placed In nomination In opposition to
Maynard. That means that no voice
will be raised against Maynard In the
Just what is the strength Of the oppo-
Maynard viii likely be nominated BY
reclamation. The Convention will. there
The Anti-Snappers have gained what
they fought for-recognition. .
The nomination OF Hugh Duty may
sion to the Administrator.
Mr.. Duffy is a friend and neighbor OF
secretary Of War Daniel Lamont. Col.
joins ausS EQUITY pniry,s s' farm IN Cortland ad-
Neither Smith NJ. weed nor William
4: Poucher who were expected here.
s sas e ssnly Sse,s up t. sseg gG pTcpa S1Tss thd R !
man Tracey and Mayor Manning are
looking after the Cleveland interests.
delegates. The delegations selected
their members Of the new State Com
mittee and received their Official in
structions -about the slate.
morning. Several OF them had brass
a Biz and made things look like old
times. when brass bands were features
of conventions
The, Convention. may be in session for
", with hearings to be given contrasting
The Anti. s~nappers have not given up
In the preliminary skirmish they have
The State Committee. has decided to
PfSls e itas name" alb Sf the c dSsissa1ss ff "m%
Monroe districts on the roll OF delegates
organizatien Of the Convention nd The he
delegates by the Convention was fore
Swallowed in these dispatches yester-
day, To seat the opposition would be to
was turned down in Chenango and ex:
Senator Raines in Monroe. That would
hurt the pride and delicate feelings Of
The New Workers. are greatly disap-
pointed because Col: George b. McClel-
Ian will not be nominated for Secretary
vi %an stsie The = n o. despite tha TACT
v shas RI Sim s ssd1sffi9 Il. o. st ekef sfeasa that
he would have a more successful career
The young man yielded gracefully
when told that the place was wanted
for some one eise in the interest Of the
The only explanation given by the
machine Leaders for. the rejection Of
Williain B.. Kirk. who was Hugh Dufry's
strongest opponent for State Treasurer.
is thai they considered that Dufy would
make a stronger candidate.
The rank and file Of machine men are
inclined to grumble. but as usual. they
will obey orders. sullsniy probably but
Kirk Is the Hill leader OF Onondaga
County, and tn nks he has done enough
for the machine to win advancement
Duffy has never been recognized as an
~out-and-out machine man. He has.
however. never done anything to in
cur the Ill will of the machine.
1t Is the present intention to make the
temporary officers OF the Convention
another concession. that costs nothing.
to the Cleveland men.
Daniel Lock wood. of Buffalo. who has
been chosen temporary chairman by the
State Committee, Is a Cleveland Demo-
crat OF the most pronounced type. Hut
ever II II was Mr.. Lockwood's inten-
ton to favor the anti-HtM men he would
be helpless, owing to the Hnl majority
in the Convention.
Deputy Acknowledgement Gilbert, of
Stamford. Judge Maynard,s home. was
expected to nominate Judge Maynard.
Judge Gilbert, however. has been Ill,
and may not he. we'll enough to do JUS
tice to the task.
Louis w. Pratt. of Albany, will pre-
sent the name of Simon. W -Rosendale
to the Convention. Judge Griffith. of
Schenck for State Engineer. Henry w.
Bowes. Of Bath, will place in nomina-
ton Comptroller Campbell.
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