New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10


ming in my opinion is still with the field"
The refusa, of the Montgomery County Con-
vention to instruct for Morton on Saturday was
also looked upon as significant straw indicat-
ing the tendency of the interior against the
claims of the ex-vce- President.
The unanmity which prevailed at Saturday
conference In Albany was also regarded as
throwing a strong doubt upon the ability OF MT
Mortons friends to sweep the deck WIN 'He
ease they profess. 1t was believed that ea.hta-
ing Of such influential Republicans as caihs "
Rether at the Delevan House could not IAN "
exert a powerful influence against the chances
OF Mr.. Morton Many thought that suc n.,,i,
union as was effected there couid no. I.'u w
otherwise than In the defeat OF the schehe ~
which the nomination was to he mace anu ha
handed over to Mr.. Morton weeks before we
convention assembled 1t was t s aho fr@e and
untrammelled body Of men 80 long ioretoiu
they could be delivered over to Mr.; fia'' Gan"
didate like sheep in the shambles' 49, load
Ex-senator Fassett, who was one OF the .ea ,
ing sririts in the Albany Conference, was az 'iie
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday In sPeak un , ~
the Morton claims Mr. Fassett SAID: Ineie WI
he $50 delegates In the Saratoga Convention neA'
week who will stand as soldly against MI; "ut
toms nomination any he may nave III IN, ne
favor. At least seventy OF these WI WI" Norton M
to the present time do rot foreclose the sr'u "a,
ton II Is still open. The convention WIZ ,e
representative In Its character, anu ~. =" he de-
more than usually class OF men not 10 p p,f
hyered bodily for any candidate MF pe -,
therefore is that the convention VIII De SUI 10
what protracted one II MT Morao oh, ' am this
anger and anxiety when claims are advanced Iol
other men, Why don't Mr.. Mortons snppott,t,Is
rest secure in their wonderful commence oI Nv. ,lie
res',,s WHY do they betray so much irritation
Syer the outcome when doubts are expressed az
10 the certainty about Mr.. Morton eettns o. "o
~reot vote they pretend ne is going 10 nave
"What is your own opinion OF the con rssD,
at Aibanv In which you took part?" Mr. Fasse"
was asked ,,s,actorv" h.
rsniea ut was attended by substantial men N,i,
from all over the State and their influence VIII
be felt" union .rsctea?"
"No would not call It a union. was the
reply. Federation Is better wore ~ Statss
tion ia an organization ike the ui., r,chts
each part of which has certain indlViuuar ,,s"
eaV ~. own The conclusions arrived at woulo, !
I'm certain meet the appreciation OF the 60
majority of Republicans IN on tne viii be
ina w. liz, one 7 have no doubt. No man IN
INV opinion is going to be the lnllIeu,ase ,on 10
of the convention. ana wheH r. ne first ballot
made 1t will be long ''i'e "'
Is taken ,,s,,,. alliance had been
formed against Mr.. Morton at Aipany We 6o,eW,
ffonao,,, gratifying to the friends OF Mr. Depe"
Thav are preparing to make strong con.SJ1' hal
the primaries in this city to-morroM, any large
leve that Their c,nS delegates are good The
aa.entv anti Morton delegates referred 10 as ot
s.sn nv Mr. Fassett will undouoted! oe n'
~ for Mr. Depew. <.., 1,,rys County and
Several other counties were also recelve1 ny can
nenew's supporters. 1t was ieit ..a' n,nn tho
secure o majority OF the ueiesu ,uat,on will be
Torien, his chances for the liom'nauoh VII,
L..,I,, Increased The prediction was reVivs Van
,,esteyday that IL Mr.. Morton sees that M Co.
be strong opposition TO MN In from the
Ssht II was only on the promise his a., ,'on
assert that he was to receive ,he Sn nee of
without a contest that ne asieeu " ~
his name
DE,N,s FOLLOWERS ARE LOYAL.
r,,,r THE Ex.CoNGREssMAN sAYs-TALK OF
A BOLT GRoUNDLEss.
c,r,on y w. Sept 9 (SpeciaD.-The action Vi
Che regular Republican City Committee Vi "' -,
,yh,cb ,s affiliated with the Beden faction on ri-
d,v night in Withdrawing from all par'ciia"o"
tns t,nt committee established IN accordance WIZ,
-, .o.,,ronaat,on of the State Committee, anu
leaving the Hendricks people In possession mas s.
e~olly been interpreted to mean that 'he D
nconle would hold separate primaries anu se"'
captestnr delegation to the state convention ""u
It has been treated by the Henor'ch' p.aar
IN syracuse This may not be the case. however.
mr. Re,sen faction may conclude TO be content
with their protest against the methods OF 'ne'' op
Moments and the abuse heaped upon thein' anu "'"
the primaries to go by default. IeaVihs .he nv
d,icks peope In control. Congressmah JAMES o.
ai1o not
action was taken. When seen to-day by Inc INV,
une correspondent at his summer home on Round
Island in the St: Lawrence River ne sai1 n;ornre,.d
~ mean bolt, but II you Will examine the resolu,
lions passed you will see that It means no,n,ng W "
t tine the s,ae Convention with our local dsasre
ments is entirely gratuitous ana uh~ ,,Ir nro.est
rs,nst the way we have been treated and decline
to participate in prinsres s"la az he we took
mart II is quite possible that We may Simply ao
from al acton t int other xs 'h peSp to
S se'"s n s lsvs
for tss% to a sa sha to
-SOf the campaign In the state AZ large rh ~ s,aa
Spread interest the action OF the Sonvensl9n aHa
The prospect Of free discussion IN tne no r "a
candfdates leaves no chance for forecast!hg tne
saf see that any + able TO- say tia!
he holds the action OF the conVehpoh III HIS "'"0'
u.yDR oILROY MAY REACH HOME TO-DAY.
n winds and waves prcpitious Mayor G'roy'
-bo "a anDnoaching New-York on the North German
fL,v6 steamship Travs will arrive here to-day.
though It was understood in official circles that II the
vessel does reach her pier until after noon ns
Mayor WIN not msnnf his s coming m e 9d
to NE into , hss aDDar
emily x a. once g. made for Calling the
primaries and fixing the time for holding the City
ana csan;g for the fail elections The Tamany
Hail Executive Committee may De convenea on
THURSDAY afternoon FOLLOWED "! He mectHs VI Tue
rnsrtt;ee on Organization on the evening, and
~ the Seneral Committee Friday evening.
ORLEANS COUNTY MEN UNRESTRICTED.
Corning. ~ ", Sept s-The Orleans County
Republican Convention elects the following de,e
eases to the State Conventions s. r. Fflklns. f. L.
pitts George W. Waterman. T. l.. Wage and John
TAYLOR. They are uninstructed Congressional dele
gates were chosen favorable to the denomination
OF Congressman James wadsworth There were
he pnrhlV mil Inn
among them the present member S. n. Smith. of
Gaines Mr.. Smith made strong appeal to the
convention for its support but appealed IN vain,
and George Billiard. Of Albion was nominated on
the fifty-f fourth ballot.