The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-30
CANDIDATES ~ ILBdSY.
Toungr of Queens Tells OF Intcrview lie
Had with boss Piatt.

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ALBANY, Dec. 2a-The candidates here to-
night outnumber the members OF the LeGis!a-
ture two TO one. Orr OF Buffalo. Youngs OF
Queens. Cunningham OF Albany. and II. f..
Buck OF Steuben are oil established in head
quarters at the Delavan as candidates for the
Assembly Clerkship. Thornton OF Buffalo
and Waldo OF Steuben are waiting to button
hole members as candidates for Senate ste-
nographer. Loeb OF Albany and Chaplin OF Duff
falo are out for Assembly stenoRrapher. All
the stenographers are watching the door for
the appearance OF Isaac Fl. Smith OF Peekskil.
who has sent word that he wants to DO Senate
stenographer.
Capt Manville Of Washington county. Gar
ret Benson OF AlbAnr, and Homer i. Webb Of
Ontario are waiting for a call to be Sergeant
alarms OF the House.
There are mum berless minor candidates. but
the interest centres about the headquarters OF
the Assembly Clerk candidates. and Parlor 459
at the Delavan. where Chairman C. NJ. Hackett
has established himself as an "avant cour-
fer ;" for Col. G. W. Dunn. the State Committees
candidate Chairman Hackett says softly that
he IL for Dunn. and that Dunn's chances are
very good.
Ex-Asssmblyman Youngs OF Oyster Bay oc-
eupies Parlor 81 and has with him Assembly
man Albert Wray Of Kings ana Assemblyman
J. s. FAirbrother OF Queens- Candidate Youngs
tells OF an interview no had ct the breakfast
table In the Fifth Avenue Hotel this morning
with the Hon. T. c. Platt Mr.. YounRs says
that Mr.. Plat told him some time ago that he
would notify him II he decided to support any
other candidate. Last night Mr.. YounRs re-
ceived several notes from Mr.. Platt. but did
not heed them. This morning Mr.. Plat met
Mr.. YounRs at breakfast aud told him that
Col. Dunn was his personal friend and he
must support him. Whereupon Mr.. Youngs
exclaimed. "PoohW In q contemptuous way.
and replied to Mr.. Platt thus:
II am going to Albany to-day. think what
you are about to do will not assist the Repub-
lican party. and before we get through we will
make you tribe uncomfortable Good morn
Ing"
Then Mr. YounRs left for Albany. He says
he has nine Kings county members. two from
Queens. and one from Suffolk. and also many
more. Among the many more 1t Is understood
he reekons Hamilton Fish and Wilcox Of
Cayuga The Kings and Queens county men
here are vehemently for Mr.. Youngs and
Assemblyman Fairbrother especially. Mr.
people are behind him, and he don't give =
damn for PlAtt or the State Committee" Mr..
tons a6oas the V waT van ~ WhleR tRs kiaSs 'SSd
Queens county men are to smash things and
AT Charley orrs headquarters all sing
Comrades" and every other man wears q.
ssssrt that Col Dunn vas only sPTanS aiter
sloat Fassstt cane back from New Mexico.
and that Dunn Is but wedge 70 open the way
Governor against Gov Flower MI. Otis isS eo3 IN.
stantly In receipt OF communications from his
comrades The latest WAS from T. j. Akin
New York. who says he has told all the Assem-
bymsn elect In New York city TO vote for
ComTAds Orr. He does not SAY whether this
includes all the Democrats or not II II does.
Orr will get along swimming!y,
Mr.. Henry L. StOddaTd OF New York, another
candidate for Clerk, arrived tonight. and
opeued his headquarters at the Kenmore lie
SAYS that from all he can learn sinee ne
4 In favor or but 10 making his own canvass.
lie thinks his chances are as favorable as any
OF the other candidates
Speaker s1lzeT arrived here tonight lie
SAYS he will be the leader Of the minority In
the lower House aud senator Cantor In the
pppsI one HamltOn Fish is expected to reach
here to- morrow night