New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
RETURN OF Mr.. DEPEW.
HIS NOMINATION WOULD SETTLE REPUB-
LICAN DIFFERENCES.
HOPE THAT HE WILL BE CANDIDATE hEr o"E
THE SARATOGA CONVENTIONAL STEAM


HOPE THAT HE WILL BE A CANDIDATE BEFORE
THE SARATOGA CONVENTIONAL STEAM
Err GOING TO MEET HIM
Chauncey NJ Depcw il a passenger on the steal'-
or Nsw-York which T. exp c;ed to arrive he e To-
morrow II has been customary lot IN i"''
twenty wears for tn, managers Of the New-fork
Central and Hudson River Riiroid Company 10
meet is president at Quardniin' every year anu
flo IT him on a priva'e steamboat Over the o'sorn
of the North River TO Fort Lee ana return u the
Forty second-st. pi r. william IA Nanderpit was
often tn recipient Of these dem n'trauohs % re-
CARL and after Chsuncey IL Depew became preSi-
dent TN, same signs 4 n 'ct n wsre ooSeiNc''
I,s, ve,r Mr. Deppw made winter trip TO Eu-
r,ns and did not return until Christmas tV'' RE
lcf, the pier TO go directly TO MS hcW'' am INC
was no special dem onstration ms year ny "
p.v,s name has be n SO closely linked with the
GoverrOrship nomination that the appiica''ons y
no plests On the steamer have compelled the New
York Central managers to draw the Lines closely
With resnect 10 the making up Of the list OF those
who are TO be specially favored. a steamboat VIII
leave Leroy-st. and the North River at O'Clock
tomorrow morning, but there viii he nothing Oh d
political nature associated with the company t"a'
will he aboard.
Last week Mr. Depew'. name was suddenly
hroppht forward as that Of a candidate for the
bslfvcd ihit this honor awaited him upon his &C,
90 H.,
Zee ing exists now that Wy Jrk owes sonnet
TO Chauncay VI. Depew. and that ne hoh'r sh ~
be- forced upon him IL IS not "A question OF am
Morton or ant-P.dtt sentiment. Bat the situatioi
SENS 10 have bee me involved that demand
.lnGilate Not that Mr.. .Iortoi Is loN.d l-ss. or
ar mat Mr. Depew Is Low d more. Tut many eiec'
TORS have felt FOR some time that the dsturplnc.s
in the field of Republican politics In TINS o.a'o
wee assuming those proportions that sone man
like Mr. Depew could best harmonic all interests
in the coming campaign. ,.- ,,o,,s,r.
II is only iust TO say that whatever dcn0hs'ra-
tlon IS made IN favor OF Mr.. Depew Will De en-
tirely indep-ndcnt OF the New-fork central tdli-
way management. \ proposition mas beeii inauc
that a great reception should De given 10 MN OF,
his arrival on Saturday. II human anectloh couLl
have full sway. a great demonstration WouIu ne
accorded to Mr.. pepew saturday night. bul
every suggestion has been met with the oppoSt
,iew that Mr. Depew himself has never favored
movement OF this kind his return from foreign
shores. ~. r,.,.ur ,,o,.
no induced to accept the nomination 1or tne pU'-
ernorship next week at Saratoga fVeryDody VINO
has known him for years - aware OF the lacl liiat
while he has never sought the place enersetnCIeS
might arise under which he would feel himself I'M
nr,Iei TO accept Il. His friends here Just now
think that without melting any antagonlsnis ol
facfIonal nature within the party. MS great nam
ana his great fame his immense popularity ana ms
.rea ability combine 10 make him the best candi-
datr for the GovernOrshp. Just now iar thir IN, III
,husosnl Viii be able TO exert Itself upon the views
of Mr. Depew remains 10 be seen on MS "''Na' At
this port on Saturday morning