The evening world., 1894-09-24
to have the convention adjourned until

70 have the Convention adjourned until
The State Committee will meet to:
The Convention. Major James W. HinE.
ley will succeed Senator Murphy as
Chairman. Samuel w, Besrdsley will
Hitch over Convention Hall.
A hitch has occurred over the possess
sion of the Convention Hall. The Uni
tarians meet here on the same day as
the Democrats, and they claim the
rangement. An effort will be made to
induce the Unitarians to rellnquish the
hall for one day. Should they refuse.
the old Casino will be put In shape for
As the Casino Is without a platform.
without seats, WITHOUT telegraph wires,
Wii be heap 0o of trouble s' Il the conVen
The supersutious ones prefer the old
mated ana the Democrats won. May
nard was nominated In the new Con-
vention Hail and the Democrats lost.
this morning, and Mayor Gilroy met a
committee. OF the Unitarians to see, II
they could not come to some amicaole
No Agreement was reached. Mayor Gil
roy said the matter was one for the citi-
zens of Saratoga, who invited the Demo
Gratis to come here, to settle with the
The Unitarians finally decided not to
give up the hall to the Democrats except
Tor short time tomorrow, but they
offered to subscribed 500 to fit up the old
Casino.
The trouble over the hall arose be-
cause the Unitarians repudiated the ac-
promised the Democrats the use of the
hall and which made arrangements for
the Unitarians to meet in the Presby-
terlan Church.
IS ..'| Must Use the Casino.
Later in the day the Unitarians were
prevailed upon to allow the Democrats
no meet n the Convention HS to-
organization. Meantime the old Casino
.Nili be fitted up fol-, use. g, =
Supreme Court Justice Charles F.
Brown, OF Newburg, is a candidate for
Judge of the Court, Of Appeals. He, is
from the same judicial district as Judge
Gaynor, AMI his candidacy is therefore
will be here this evening at o'clock.
Senator Hill and the Kings County dele
gates will arrive about the same time,
and then things will begin to hum.
Senator Murphy had conference with
Daniel N Lockwood, of Buffalo. Later
the significance of their meeting be-
came apparent when Lieut.. Gov. Shee-
han called a caucus of the Erie dele
gates. He advised them to confine their
enthusiasm for Lockwood or any other
senator Murphy told Lockwood he
thought 1t best to consult Senator Hin
before snrirSiLs his boom, and MIR.
Sheehan did the rest.
:Under the circumstances, there Will be
q two-days' Convention. After organic
ing on Tuesday the Convention Will ad-
9onrn to meet at the old CASINO on
Wednesday at II o'clock. II Mr.. Whit
prove his chances.
No one here is authorized to speak for
Mr.. Whitney. Col Paine, his brother-in-
law, says, as far as he knows, Mr. Whit
ney is not candidate.
u!MN,r;; HI Is believed to be opposed to
Whltneys nomination, because II elected
II would make him n formidable rival
to Hill in the Presidential. race in 1896
AS to Judge .Gaynor, II Hin consents
to his nomination II will not be because
cause he thinks It expedIent, as Judge
Gaynor is not likely to submit to ma
chine control.
Governor q located at the, United States
Hotel Judge d. Cady Herrick Is in
charge Of It Some think Judge qaynor
chances have been injured by the divorce
story, while others. like Mayor Gllroy.
think II may nominate him.
Two Tammany men, one an Intimate
friend OF ex-Mayor Grant and another a
bent OF a powerful office In New York,
Nth members of the Constitutional Con-
alton, are accused Of having circulated
rom s. Whitehouse, OF BROOKLYN de
,.ares the story was started by Shepard
people here for the purpose of injuring
Mr.. Gaynor and making him and his
friends uncomfortable on the other
hand Thomas Pearsall. who was the
nominee of the regular Democracy
against Judge Gaynor last Fall, Is a
strong advocate of Judge Gaynor's
nomination for Governor.
But Mr.. Pearsall Is said to have a
selfish purpose He wants to succeed
GaynoT as Judge.