The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-10
GOvERNORSHIP BEES A-BUZ.
FoRTY.OHE REPUBLICAN, BoNNETs
NOW HIVE THEg.
DOVE Fors.. Fs..su-A Coua,ry Senator

B0nN E0rTat Faeseu-A C0unfFT SENATOR
ssY- Neither New YORK. nor Ktses
Cnn n ,ms the Mar, UnIss- Irs Morton.
The Hon. Jacob sloat Fsssett has been at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel for a little over week.
His arrival at this famous hostelry was m en-
toned In the New York newspapers. but be-
yond that little N anything has been said con-
cerninR the prolonged visit OF Mr.. Fassett to
New York city at this time. The Republicans
who have come from all the counties. have
personally greeted Mr.. Fsssett and said all
sorts OF kind things.
It became known last night that there was
more or less political significance. from q Re-
publican andpoint, In the Chemung states
mans visit. There we're indications that q
great many OF Mr.. Fassett's old Republican
friends would like to see him make the race
for Governor again. This young Republican
from ChemunR has a great many friends In
his party and Il was stated last night that he
made the race for Governor at oct unfor-
tunate time for him self, and that there are in
dications now that he would have @ better
show. Mr. Fassett says himself that he is not
concerned with political matters. and that he
lie more Interested in business than in the
manipulation OF the political affairs OF the
Empire State. But nevertheless. there were
any number Of Republicans last night who
seemed to believe that Mr.. Fassett ought to
make the race again.
Ex-Postmaster Cornelius Van Colt and others
who were at the hotel believed that ex. Minister
Levi T. Morton was the most available cardi-
date. inssmush as around bis name could be
ever faction. They said that undoubtedly the
Republican TICKET would be Mr.. Morton for
Goyern S and MT Fassett for q GoU
Of MIR. Fassoit should head The dckot There
and Il was their conclusion that M. Fsss.tt.
coming Gubern storiai contest, would certainly
be the next candidate Tor Vice; President at
h as RSs Ss on Mr. Fa
sets visit and the conversations he had with
leading Republicans. The list Of Republican
ishsd. Il has been rather added to in The last
few days. Three years ago some Of the steam
from the fspss psid By epabea G runHps
away from the Gubernatorial nomination. The
State Convention this year viii pay dividends
from the fares OF candidates rushing there to
ssod & n To s.. nshs
of%s,,I:5 j%S:;
nonrss coun,yuwilism a satherland-i .,....
France. Hendricks and Representative James J. Bel
William il. ss"sfd son OF Sf. Lincoln. Secretary Of
Chsmune county-Iscoo siost Fss.stt-L
Ssn or sts c5o oS
warren County-ststs treasurer Addison b. Col.
pS T:spr .ss H:. .s
s. Lswr.nos coun.ya.Jnds. Leslie ". RUSSELL
Isrkimsr Uounty-Ex.sen.torw Warner Miller-l.
Lewis County-Rsp A. Chieksrfns
we.,chestsr county-Es. Collector william u. Robert
Sr.ns. cun.ysJuds.Encch L E.neh.r.1;
Broome co"sty-Nsyor Green Of Binshsmton-l.
xsy 1f: scS SGgs. Cen %o5di and
Joseph T's 1'.;Z sGs RSs
.y Monion S,an ssctu wh fssssrs Ess sss
John sson. Smith. Charles W. Anderson. and Henry
Roekland counsy-ssna,Or Clarence Ls1ow-i.
BEEN ra%oPs to . R eeet that he very ssr
9psy M sid friend OF tho e''c'
Mofton ''u Motions oil right He. only
would make q candidate in whose favor ali
The Com OF Thirty and their friends.
who believe that they. represent the Republi-
10 favor Of Eiihu Root They favor Mr. Roots
nomination on the ground that he lea young,
it was. determined that certain missionary
work should be done In the country districts
name. The country Republicans. to a very
large extent are dS ON ted hy Mr.; Piatt and
1ney Of the yestsrdsy wss
to the effect that tho Republicans OF New York
county and Kings would go tn the next Guber-
Material Convention opposed to the country
iicans. who is himself a Senator at Albany.
said:
We propose to nom mate our own candidate
for Governor, and we don't care a copper what
the New York county Republicans or the
Kings county Republicans insist upon We
have M objection to Mr.. Morton. because no 10
the friend of all sides. but We will not enter
tain tho name Of any other city Republican
or any REPUBLICAN, other than Mr. Morton be-
low the Bronx"