New-York tribune., 1894-09-18
DELEGATES OFF FOR SARATOGA.

CIAtNCEY ~ DEPEw UNABLE TO GET THthr'
TO PRESENT MR.. MoRTONs NAME.
The delegates to the Republican State Convention
elected by the rcorganizcd machine organization.
l27 In number. with as many alternates' sthr'eu
for Saratoga Sunday and yesterday on such trains
as suited their personal convenience. There was no
attempt at a demonstration Of any kind Many or
the old machine leaders went on Sunday night.
good many delegates and alternates waited FOR
Yesterdays trains being desrous of making the
period of absence from business short as posi-
BILE Some enthusiastic Republicans who were NOT
members OF the convention accompanied the dele
gates and alternates.
Chauncey NJ. Depew yesterday received nuinDer
OF letters and teegrams from influential members
of the Republican State Convention. who had ar
rived at Saratoga asking him 10 attend the con-
venton and present the name Of ex-Vice-Presi-
dent Morton for nomination to the Govcrnorship.
Mr.. Depew replied. saying that much as ne would
like 10 comply with these requests. his business
engagements made II impossible
The delegates and alternate3 OF the Anu-Ma-
chine Republican Organization went by special
train yesterday morning creating much excitement
and enthusiasm IN the parts OF the city through
which they marched. and In the neighborhood Of
the Forty -second-st. ferry and the Weehawken Sta
ton The delegation had chartered West Shore
train of eleven cars one Of them n palace ear pro-
women friends Of the members. John r. Milho-
ana Of ns mss Es ira.
gation that ever went to a Republican State Con-
vention In body ,..-
Of heroic slze: "Anti-Machine RepublicapscIoAn
f. Mholland president" delegates TO the sara
toga Convention" In the hustle and excitement
Of getting the various Assembly district delega-
tions aboard a great deal OF enthusiasm was de-
ESSpsn ana snd a%S POPULAR T1"3 district
sqs ss@as ST. dSn s"x xas G@y ss
worth. Wilson BerrymaS Frank ) J. Mart, M,artip pr
l.. SEAM Moses G. Byers, robert Gordon: Leon
n asre josn M prake Ghsst
Names r.; Colonel c. y. Tratteur, Joseph Wilkin-
son, r Thomas Fortune; John stiebng. Thomas
MaS DR. r bamtGs Mas Monshsn u osne T. and
several hundred others Genaral Michael Kerwin.
James b. Townsend. Bernard Biglin and otto
opened the AntMachine Headquarters at the
United States Hotel. Among the features Of the
of Inc XXVth Assembly District, which Mr. Nc
Carvey the district leader. raised and uniformed
AT his own expense. II furnished the music for
Mrs. Milholland and Mrs r. st. John Gafney
were among the women OF the party, numbering
twenty more. The schedule time for starting
was . a. m. but owing to detentions OF various
kinds the actual start was not made until 9B n. m.
REPUBLICAN EDITORS IN CONVENTION.
Saratoga. ~ Y. Sept i7.-The Republican State
Edtoria. Convention at Congress Hall this
ing, with more than hundred members present
from all parts OF the State. John A. s.eicher. OF
New-York. presided Encouraging reports OF the
political work OF the organiza ton were presented
by John l. P;att, OF The Poughkeepsle Eag.e'';
CAIRO. r. Smith. of "The Syracuse Journal: W.
lard A. Cobb Of The Iockport Journal" and
others. Resolutions oondsmning the action Of the