New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-06
N THE SOUTHERN TIER"
c. COUNTY ALONE HAS INSTRUCTED
FOR MIR. NORTON
,.serTr AND MAYOR GREEN HAVE THE
OTHERS go The EX-SENATOR FROM Ell
MIRA WELCOMES MR. DEPEw
INTO THE rIEJD
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIeryg.'

r.uncey NJ Depew might seek TO give him the
.or Of the Republican nomination for Governor
~ heen read nowhere with more interest than in
81. city. Emira Republicans, it is true, have
a,date Of their own in the person Of j. Sloat
r,ssett but they of a liberal spirit ard recog-
"a the high value to a political party OF a nomi-
.,,on for Governor brought about after clash
"A free contest in a State Convention. The
'.ac,ace presented last fall Of the bosses OF
-. Democratic party handing over 10 the dele
,stes 10 the Democratic State Convention the
.,sht before they were to meet the slate con-
aiming Maynards name for Judge Of the Court OF
,,naals and those Of all the other candidates for
sse offices was not eXharating sight IN
..snpbic and the Elmira Republicans hope mat
~ such exhibition of "bOssism Will ever De VIII
ssssed at a Republican State Convention.
Mr.. Fassett welcomes Mr.. Depew to the con
,ssi FOR the Governorshp nomination MI as
eft was here yesterday, read The Noriu III
.sresting interview with Mr.. Depew at Honpure
.rd UNIQUE stOnably wrote the following eultorial
article which appeared in the newspaper ne OWNS
here "The Elmira Advertiser" this morning:
There are indications that New-York CITY may
have another candidate for the RepHoSeah Hon g
n pepew. He is very earnestly referred 10 10y, pE
,,sryex cabed from Homburg yesterday indicates
,ss. at l,ast he takes great interest IN the Si.uao
"a is rot altogether satisfied with ue Morton
anu .rs ~ MIR. Depew's name on the list would
rnd another interesting phase to the appear
snc. of the contest. There are many Kepuphcahs
=; me state now talking for other candidates VINO
would with the old iove and on win the new
we. ,.5 forward and assume the Barks position BE,
sseo. Mr Depsw would divide the New-fork ana
Kings delegations in way that Would SCI me
rsople a guessng very hard as to the outcome OF
he convention proceedings Shouid MI. nepf CIV Wv
matter of cOurse) he would be excellent l'resi-
ssnta timber in 1896 He would have certain no aa
NOT have This lends another aspect to the case
An in ALL the situation Is daily growing NOR T III
Eli NOT reach the I nted States until the 10Th.
There is telling what may take place before
that day.
Mr. Fassett this morning departed Tor Auburn
"a he present at the Cayuga County FAIR. when
Governor Mckinley Of Ohio makes MS ADDRESS
there to-day. This is the ostensibe object OF ms
visit TO Auburn to-day but 1t is known 'hdl sum
caruca Comfy Republicans desired to have a
conference with him. The Cayuga county ne
nmhlicans at their county convention Noltu uo~
. resolution instructing their delegation AT me
Republican State Convention to support Lew l.
Morton for Governor.
EX-SENATOR HENDRICKS A FACTOR
In the course of his visit at Auburn Mr. Fasseu
NAV also have talk with certain syracuse ne
nublcans who are thinking Of putting ex-Sen-
s,or Francis Hendricks IN the field as
candidate for Governor. Mr.. Hendricks
a Mr. Fassett were devoted friends IN
tho Senate and. 1t oddly happened, succeeueu
each other as Collector of New orK ne iiie, ,
~ Mr. Hendricks will control the twehtyrt"o
yo,as If Onondaga County in the fepuoilcdi
c,a,a Convention and in case he becomes a can
Sidate for Governor he doubtless would nave tile
sunnort Of the eleven votes OF the delegates IIo"
tn neighboring county of Oswego. MI Nm Nm
S,rs is one Of the ablest politicians In the state
snd n ne enters upon the race for the Cove No.
shin his opponents would do we'll 10 Watch HIN
closely. 80 Mr. uandr,cks's
,snonar organ in Syracuse, The syracuse
standard" had this quiet intimauon oi ms az, ,rn.
didacy in an editorial article, whlch ls p'o0
p Fsssett's assertion that the field is as free to
the Gubernatorial candidates %iem
;1,s In ~" the end the Republican convention viii
make the sh9 sSe plans hns P of syybod
The fast man in the world to demand sha' s rn
Ssn tss n 90 n He is too good RepuSIi
can for that He will therefore agree Win VT M
snsS TOO by figures not at present identified with
the canvass. 1t is possible the Wn are making
history very fast in some sections Of the state
Ex-senator Thomas c. Plat seems TO have
poor fortune in picking up any delegates 1or Lesi
p Morton in the southern tier OF counties, WIZ az
Mr., Platt is ordinarily 1.-The master Indeed II
NJ Merton were at all of a suspicious nature ne
would have a serious talk with MT. IIatI apou,
this peculiar incident IT. State polltics anu "oul
recall TO his memory the circumstance ,nd, uao
thraa several occa sions he had supposed ne wa
sunn,rted for United States Senator Dy MIN WI
Plat and three times. in consequence Ci 1 9i,,
accident to the machinery OF pohtics i'au ia 90,
OF an election, and upon one or these oCcaSio''o
Mr. PLAT himself walked off with the prlZe'
"pr.ATT COUNTIES" NOT FOR MORTON.
Tioga County apparently is the only county III
~. aou,barn tier which will elect Morton dele
rates This is Mr.. Platt's own home county ana
\. ,rs,ructed its county convention TO instruct
him az one Of its delegates to the state ConVeh'
the other southern tier counties. those that are
c,s,o,or,I,. termed plat counties" are not foi
Nv Morton Most Of them. Chemung. Allegdhs
steuben Tompkins and Schuyler among '''
numhar sunnort J. Sloat Fassett for Governor
Another one Of them, Broome County, 9So'eI ,r 49,
selected the popular MAYOR Oh 90, On, 9.n~ernor
George T. Green. as It's cahuiua,e g. 7 aaqu.
Mr. Green is also president OF the STATE las Y,
~ Ronuhlican Clubs and will have their i,i "a,
support for the nomination for Goverhoi. Cn,n,,
resolutions passed by them the Brooihe DDud,
Republicans make n special point OF liie wI'u -.
~ ,ha pennhl,cans of the State nominating
young. brainy candidate my. a; 80;
tons passed by their county cohVeh'io"'
The Republicans Of Broome County. In conven,oi
sssrdeS To- on Of our distinguished citizens by tn
frequent and favorable mention OF ms h
State in connection with the Gubernatorla ar de
ton and knowing that such sDd believing that
the approaching election young, III any ovarcom
with no entangements or rT among the voter
and lead 10 sure and 10 brilliant success an 30 H.
knowledge Of the splendid executive ap'', Mayor o
the CITY Of Binghamon. his decision o; cna' a, IN
and his fearless advocacy OF what ne eRenublcan
right his unfinching ana aSsI,S1fn.s.' hnsines
ism. as well as his marked ability as a nake
man. and believing 1t would be lmpossioie - IMAM
stronger nomination. 49,, 40 name Of IN
Resolved That hereby place the ca name 70
Hon. George f. Green on the ISL oi "a recommen,
Governor of the State OF New-York anu nnrn M
Inn to the favorable consideration OF the 'o''''"
Convention
There is no Morton sentiment IN TINS uhiican
uon. Although the Broome COUNTY t pannaren
usually follow Mr.. Platts lead ~ Is app me,
!hat this year they differ with hliI -, t"n he eoo
'nink him mistaken in believing IL "o"'' "
Pohcy TO nominate Mr.. Morton.
FLOWERS COUNTY IS FOR HIM AGAIN