The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-03
CAME TO REPORT To PLAT.
RkPUBLTClE LAWMAKERS EIND TIE
MASTER WELL PLEzsSD.

They Nave Bss- coed Rey- Mostly =. A.
| bssy, Aithoueh There Are Fears that
Has. Fish Il Hsa-Psrsussinn NJ. Brook
asis Not % GIVE Up the Chairr.snship.
Most OF the Republican machine came down
the river from Albany last evening. after the
| adjournment to be Inspected By Chief Engi-
neer Platt at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Assist
ant Engineer Charles ". Hackett was the first
| to arrive. and after him came Senator OCon-
nor Of Binghamton. Senator Higgins OF
olsan. Senator CoGReshall OF waterville. sena-
tor Kilburn Of Malone. and Senator Parsons OF
| Rochester
MIR. Plat was never In more amiable mood.
Mr. Hackett had been q good boz. and so had
| the Senators. and between now and Tuesday
next the good fellows will be rewarded with
the various Chairmansbips Of the Senate COM
mittees. and patronage in the shape Of places
for their constituents on the Senate roll OF
employees.
There IL disposition on the part OF some Of
the Republicans at Albany 20 be bad. The
Hon. Hamilton Fish Ia one but he can afford
to be bad. He Is rich and says that he can n OF
be good all the time in the presence Of tho
master. 1t is known that he is dick eriug with
one or two rapscalions as they we're spoken
OF last night. who really want to be good II
they can aud receive the smiles Of Mr.. Platt.
They can't afford to be as bad as Mr.. Fish.
But the Assemblyman from Putnam has little
chance Of clustering about him any opposition
TO Mr.. Plat. and he may turn out to be good
Republican Asscmbymen were a. thick as
blueberries in the hotel. Speaker Malby and
morrow 10 receive Instructions as to the par
ceiling out Of the Chairmanships IN the As
these matters, but Mr.. Ainsworth will be per-
mitted to make a suggestion or two.
most OF the programme was arranged last
night ut conference held town In thu
HItn AyenHf H SI.. between Mr. Pitt And M
eaS Start for Bos9o@ last evening"
SSw EpEand rGsd Of %hSh b has Gst been
State Committee is to meet at the hotel. '''''A
RED OF. That was that the RepubIican % state tate
year nstesd TG their ' Dses
from midsummer to midsummer. they will
made IL ndaee A William
Held to abide as Chairman OF the committee.
Of Mr.. BroofHeid. and the latter would ike et to
have more time to devote to his business;
viii decide to remain at the head Of the com
main Chairman of,ths Executive Committee,
be- reeleeted secretary sir. kenSons friends n
were interested last night Il explaining that
Albany on Monday. One Of his friends said:
MIR. Kenyon is simply trying to keep his
promises to the senators who started in early
Tor him for Clerk of tho Senate. Among these
Senators were LeIow. OConnor. Kilburn Sax.
his promises to Congressman Belden OF Syra-
cuse. When Kenyon started In the srace for
the Clerkship he found that Congressman
Belden and Warner Miller had candidates also. |
Senator Stapleton OF OnondaRa put forward
as Mr.. Belden's candidate for Clerk ex-Assem-
senator Donaldson put Palmer Wood OF Her |
kimer In the race. Kenyon went up to see |
Belden and agreed that II Leete would get out |
he could have one Of the four deputy clerks. |
This interview took place at the Windsor Ho- |
tel MIR. Kenyon then saw Palmer Woods |
Mr.. Kenyon had also had talks with the Ave |
Senators have named and they were also to |
have som ethinR for their early en- dorsement O; |
him. But there are only four deputy clerk. |
ships. and there you are. Mr.. Kenyon must |
now try to lit the patronage OF the Senate to |
his promises. Congressman Belden and |
Warner Miller will insist on two Of the deputy
in the Senate must do what they can with the
other two"
Ex-Assemblyman William J. Youngs Of
Oyster Bay. who thought he was q candidate
for Clerk OF tho Assem- bly, q week or so ago. |
came down from Albany last evening not as
He took his defeat good naturedly. He aaid
in THE Sun couple Of weeks ago that he had
thirty-four Assem- blymen pledged to vote for
him. some OF them having given him their
fealty by handshakes. Mr. lounRs denied
then that there were any handshakers In the
I stand corrected" he said last night. jocu-
larry. There are any number OF handshak-
ers In my party, but some OF my BROOKLYN
friends must not be considered among them"