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ANDREWS FOR GOVERNOR.
SENTIMENT IN ONONDAGA FAVORS THE
CHIEF JUDGE OF THE COURT
OF APPEALS
THE BEIpEN.HIsCoCK FIGHT On AGAIN--CoN-
TESTING DELEGATIONS IiKEIf-LN'sr>'
AToR HIsCOCK AT HOME.

TESTING DELEGATIONS IIKEfY-EN'sEN-
AToR HIsCOCK AT HOME.
IRON A STAFF CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE,
Syracuse, Sept 9.-The name of Chief Judge
Charles Andrews. of the Court of Appeals. ia
being put forward here as candidate FOR the
Republican nomination for Governor. Judge
Andrews is at present In Europe. and has not
signiHed whether or not he would accept the
ONCE but his most intimate friends here say
that while he would not take any active part
In a campaign for the nomination himself, there
is little doubt that he would run if nominated
His name was brought forward this morning
by one OF the Syracuse papers, and to-day
people I'm general have spoken most favorably
of the suggestion. Interstate Commerce Com
missioner Martin a. Knapp said to The Trib-
une correspondents
I'm view Of the political situation In this
State. and the great Importance of the coming
election. It seems to that the ideal candi-
date in this emergency is Chief Judge Charles
Andrews. Of the Court Of Appeals Judge
factions in this city would gladly unite.
am sure He is above faction of all
kinds. is extremely popular with all classes Is
n man admirably fitted 20 be Governor. ana
would be d Presidential possibility think
the voice of Onondaga County would be for
him without opposition.
bricks faction also spoke in the highest terms
Of Judge Andrews.
The question has been raised whether or
not the candidacy of Justice Irving c. Nann.
Of the Supreme Court for the vacancy on the
Court OF Appeals might not stand in the way
Of the Governorship coming TO Syracuse IL
NAV be stated with confidence that Justice
Vann will not stand in the way or the advance
ment Of Judge Andrews. close friend OF
Mr.. Vann. who reflects his views sara to-oas
Judge vann holds Judge Andrews In the
highest esteem. and thinks that no man would
make a better Governor If he would consent
to take the nomination. Judge Nann would be
one Of his most enthusiastic supporters. ana
would be glad to give up any ambition he may
have to sit in the Court of Appeals to secure
to the State Governor In all respects 80 al
mira bic Judge Andrews
Charles Andrews has served his city, county
and State faithfully and with great ability
for many years. He was born al New r9rh
Mills near Whitestown. Oneida County, on May
o. 1927 He attended school at the oneida Con
ference Seminary at Cazenovia, and was al
mitted to the bar in January. 1919, In !sol.
with Charles b. Sedgwick, he founded the firm
of Sedgwck e. Andrews. Two years later he
was elected Dstrict-Attorney or Onondasa
County. In 1861 he was elected Mayor OF Syra,
cuse reelected the next year and again placed
in that office In 1865. In 1870 he was eiected
Associate Judge OF the Court OF Appeals. Whcn
Chief Judge Foger entered President arthur
Cabinet In 1851 his place was filed by judge
Andrews until Chief Judge Kruger took Once III
1883 on the death Of the latter Judge An
drews became head Of the court ,-.,.
experience To enable him TO conduct the analrs
Of the Governors Office with great abiiity. ms
long service on the bench has brought MIN the
respect and admiration of men OF all parties
He has been entirely removed from factiohal
politics, and there Is not a Republican In the
State who would not cheerfuly vote 70 place
such man in the Governors chair.
The local faction fight is still on in OnondaRa
and has, In a great measure. swallowed up INC
interest In State politics. Ex-ColIector heh-
bricks is talked of as n candidate for Governor.
hut he refuses TO discuss the possibility OF his
nomination. a.,
impression that they had made peace in syria
cuse but Friday night the war broke out again.
The Beden people held meeting ana refused
to participate in the union primaries, on We
ground that the independents instead OF trying
to harmonize the differences. were engaged IN
abusing them. and IN trying to buy their way
to supremacy 1t looks now as II there WouIn
be two delegations to the State Convention
This complicates the situation az regards Gov
ernor Some Of the Hendricks people say
frankly that they do not think II wise To com
nit themselves for Governor. since they VIII
have to appeal to the State Convention for
admission Therefore they want to be In
position to vote with the winning side II MT.
their votes for Morton. as the price OF recogni-
ton. they will pay the price. Victory In ,he
local fight is the paramount consideration win
This is not admitted however by all the Hen
bricks men. Ex-Collector Hendricks himself
said c....o.
We've been too busy with our own matters.
Nobody can tell how the county Will go Inc
delegates aren't elected yet and VIII not De
until next week. Nobody knows who they VIII
be- and there has been no talk as 10 whom they
would favor. When we know who are the delc-
gates. perhaps We can tell something about now
they will vote In the Convention. ] don't think
the question Of admission to the State Conven-
ton makes any difference We are sure 10 De
admitted, and the delegates viii be perfectiy
free to favor any one they ike, WITHOUT III
any way affecting our standing"
The Hendricks people had expected to get TWO
OF the three Assembly districts Since las,
night they say they Will have all three ana
they claim to be the only regular party.
Carroll r. Smith. Editor Of The Syracuse
Journal" when asked by The Tribune CORE
sDondent for his views on the situation sald.
I'VE are not at all decided here. | think
Every one of the candidates before the people
is highly respected I admire Mr.. Morton ana
Mr. Fassett and Mr., Roberts and Mr. Saxton.
Depew Is a man for whom have felt warm
friendship for many years. Any one OF them
would make an excellent Governor. Judge An
drews Is a personal friend Of many years stand
Ing He cannot be too highly spoken OF.
Ex-senator Frank Hiscock returned 10 syria
cuse last night from his trip to the Pacific
Coast When seen this morning at his office,
ne said -
at have had an exceedingly pleasant Journey
md come back in excellent health. ! have been
away 40 long that really know nothing OF the
situation ! think we have excellent material
from which to select a cand,date Tor GOV
ernor / have had no chance to learn how our
neonie here will go. All Of the candidates men
t,oned have many friends in this county. and
any one OF them I am sure. would poll a large
vote"