New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-06


lrRoM A STAFF CORRESPONDENT TRIBUSE.l
Rochester. Sept 5.-Monroe County has just
one candidate to present to the Republican State
Convention. to ne held at Saratoga on September
49, The yachtsman's saying. There is
ond,' is here changed. and the cry is, There Is
no first" Monroe's twenty-four delegates to
Saratoga are for Mayor George w. Aldridge for
Lieutcnant-Governor,1 first. last and all the time.
The Mayor himself Is confident that he is TO
cure the nomination. His followers partake of
his confidence They have been figuring on the
votes of Wyoming. Genesee and Ontario as GER
tainly theirs. leading Genesee County Repub-
lican. however is quoted mere saying: They
think they have Genesee. but they haven't. We
have a candidate in our own political district
Mr. WaGe-and our county will be for him." Or
leans and Niagara are yet TO elect delegates and
the Aldridge men count on them. Seneca has a
candidate Of her own for Northumberland,
but w. L. Sweets chances are not regarded seri-
ously here and the delegation Is claimed Tor
Aldridge. The Of Livingston is hoped for
but that is conceded to depend on the turn OF
Congressman WadHworth's own fortunes. The
county belongs to him. either for Governor or for
observation-disclosures Yates and Wayne are
for Saxton, but some Aldrdge votes are claimed
In Cayuga.
RELIANCE on PROMISES.
1t is commonly said here that Mr. Adridge's
from Thomas c. Platt The only fly in the ONT
ment is the fact that other candidates are equal
" confident that they are the only really ana
truly elect good deal Of dsquiet has been
caused among the Aldrdge forces by the report
that has reached here that Mr. Platt is going TO
throw his influence for Mr.. Wadsworth for Lieu
tenant Governor. All along they have counted
the ex-Contro'ler II is true as d poS ' ~,
candidate for Governor. but one not seriously 10
no reckoned with That he might be content
with second place was new ana not ai'pseu.tt
welcome idea. To begin with. 1t meant that Mr..
| Patt. on whom they had been counting couid hot
| he counted upon Next. 1t might Involve tne
| necessity of seeking help from other sources III
| tho Stale Convention. For II is apparent that
| the Monroe delegation is dead In earnest III us u,
fight for second place. 1t has heen thiIhlHs ~
get it If Mr. Morton were at the heaa OF ' ne
ticket and believes its promises too dchnie 10 De
| nnt aside That hope gone. however,
| Wonroe would be for almost anybody else whose
| candidacy for Governor would not seem 10 pe III
| tho way of Mavor Aldridges ambition.
| The evening papers last night brought the ac-
| count of Mr. Depew's Homburg interview "hivh
was read with great interest. 1t was sehera'is
| interpreted as an anti-Morton document
| prominent politician and ohiceholder said: Tnat
| looks as If Mr. Depew would take the nomination
himself If II were offered him. II that Is uue'
he'll have strong following. very Wort"n
| hoon said here about anybody but MT Morton
| for he seemed the only serious candidate rom
| New-York CITY. and an eastern man at the neau
| of the ticket is. Of course what Is wanted mere
| to help Aldrdge.
| UNEASY on ONE POINT.
| A number of Congressman Wadsworths friehos
were in the city yesterday to attend the Juu'c'a
| district convention. which renominated 1uS"'e
Rumsey for the Supreme Court ana ha'neo
County Judge Werner, Of Monroe Tor 'he va
| cancv caused by the death Of justice Maco"ioe''
| They talk Wadsworth for Governor or h"'h'hs
tho, &c except Congress which he is holding in
| reserve against rebuffs at Saratoga. ms taih
| however is not regarded seriously by cveryboiy
| II ;s said her. by persons who give Mt WadS-
worth himself as their authority that s"'"" I'm.
| 40, Mr. WadsWorth told acquaintance 'lal
| no would consider taking the nomination iol
Tho -C;overnOrship II the leader Were d
man Of such reputation as 70 permit MN 10 , ran,
| second place without sacrihce OF nlsneS We
| Mr. Morton is such a man Is conceded ana aoN-
| worth as n possibility for second place Is pe'Hs
seriously considered even by the most eh'huSi"s
| tic Aldrdge men. ,, -, tho
| subiect YESTERDAY said: Were for the Mayor.
| II Mr. Patt wants Mr.. Morton noinnatta l u"" .
know that we have any 06)ecuoh, I" nt or ,,s
| deals squarely with us. If he goes pack on US
we shant feel bound to him or Morton, or any
body else Were going To take looo or NOR
people down to Saratoga to present AIdriuse ;
Claims If they can't help MIN one way: they
will another We've got a delegation OF eoVu
men who will not be at anybodys Deck anu cdIi'
| They are enthusiastic for the Mayor ana ar
willing to make the Governorship subordinate
~ his interests If he's out OF the race or
| turned down they'll use their own Juuei.I'a T..
some are friendly to Mr.. Fassett, ana some ~"
=, NJ Choate and General Tracy. No other
oo,d Ala except Mr.. Morton, have seriously
been thought Of here. That Homburs ih'efHie"
&C. lLelv 10 nut a new face on the situation
,rhere is a large German population here, d"
GOOD mart OF which is Republican Inc pun.
lished interview with oswa,u a. nrefcrencc
- Governor Flower. has caused some coinineh h
among them. Monroe was the banner ndPu ,bo
IT, County in the Fassett campaign. ana ,h,
hore think that the German vote Is iinpo't a!it
This wear. II the countys oid-u"e "''o''' " -
| be maintained ..
CONGRESSMAN James W. Wadswor'h dec'''''7
obsoIu,elv to discuss the probability Oh IFS W.
oor,,re the Republican candidate FOR L'eu'en""'-
co,.er,or He came from Geneseo 10 this Guy
TODAY on business connected win MS o'''''"'e
for Congress When seen by Inc iiio'''' w.
RESPONDENT at the Powers ho'ei ne S"''
~ h.,.o believed that Mr.. Morton would be
-, tor Governor. | have no idea who
'o.,,a ,,ace should myself have been
VIZ, n,o1odi,iato for Governor. an once "hlVn
IAN might have reasonable aInpi.ph ~ ,dn U.s.
nan 'hn,,obt tho sentiment for Mr. Morton va
not tnous"1 7, seemed TO M that he was inc
.o Cor The hour so am making no eIpi , ao'
The Governorshp. The report ma -" II Is com.
ton e NV friends but / an not candlda'e
bofore the State Convention. am non,es,
Congress and that is the only po"''N
an Wr Wsdsworth discaimed all knowle1se oa ~,
W., been selected by Thomas {. IlaI, az
for Mr. Mer' is any SUCH ENJOY plan
OF H.; sald i ~ has not been brought to my at
tention nor am / party to IL. can't say
Would 1 accept second place. place.; &c not in my
nny ya Know aDpH' nothing about the Lieutenant
Goverporship." 80. mako any prediction
Mr. Wadsworth would not lilsNn ' case he went
Congress
as to ms ato ticket His present opponent =
On anr ne F. Tarbox Of Batavia who has tT so
support of Gene,ee ceuny M @ his being out
fused 10 au' 80 concede the nomination to Tarpo*