The evening world., 1894-09-17

Lemuel Ely Qugg, OF New York. CITY,
is to be temporary Chairman, and that
ex-senator Warner Miller is to wear the
Plat collar again and act as permanent
Chairman.
Anti-Platt Conference.
The anu-Platt leaders held a confer.
ence last night and they figured that
nominated. 1t was thought that some
kind friend would give Mr.. Fassett
good advice, and that this morning he
would announce a change of mind.
But this morning Mr.. Fassett chung
to his hope more tenaciously than ever.
Make it as strong, as Language can
to STAY My sa1 name me- win A go before r 'T the
Convention II l don't get more than one
vote, and under no consideration VIII
be placated by accepting the nomination
for observation-disclosures l want nrst
place or none"
Chauncey NJ Depew who was relied
upon to lead the opposition to Platt
has gone over to the Platt camp, too.
/ and Will place Morton in nomination.
Still, the ants do not seem to be dis
| couraged.
hope ana courage is the talk of kniting,
usually INDUCED in by disappointed can
didates and their friends. About a
dozen dzs MISGUIDED men started IRON nn. nome
and when they arrived here and opened
| their satchels they found green-goods
there. They speak of him now as Thorn
Among the. victims are Col. Shaw, of
! WATERFOWL; Milo NJ. Acker, OF Hornells-
vile; commodore Fl xedder Of a;;nt,
| Hamilton Fish, of Putnam; Isaac v;
Baker, of Washington: Titus Sheard and
Col. E. A. McAlpin.
Free Race for Lieutennnt-Govern
Mayor George w Aldridge. of Roches-
| ter: Senator Charles Il. Saxton, of
Clyde, and Congressman Wadsworth, Of
Geneseo. are still in the rage. Platt's
slate contains the name OF Wadsworth,
but Mr.. Plat insists that the Lieuten-
a lt-Governorship contest continues open
to all Corners, and that the nomina ton
for Judge OF the Court of Appeals Is by
no means settled either
Col. s. V. II. Crugei started a boom
| for Saxton for Lieutenant Governor in
the New, York delegation this morning.
! Saxton, he says, is a poor man, and as
such would be an offset to Millionaire
Morton. Wadsworth is millionaire, TOO,
and with two mil lionaires the, ticket
would be weighted down too heavily, Col.
Cruger thinks.
garded Justice Albert Haight, of Buff
falo, will be named for Judge of the
Court Of Appeals. Wadsworth is from
Livingston County, contiguous to Erie.
Judge Haight's home county.
tice S. Alonzo Kellogg, of Plattsburg,
argue that II the Lieutenant-Governor
ship goes to the western part OF the
State, and the nominee for Governor
tier of counties. the northern section
should be given recognition. and Kellogg
nominated.
Hnight lis Platt's Fnvorite
Kings County has a candidate for
Judge, in the person Of Jesse Sc Johnson Johnson
of the Platt men. They think his nom
ination would placate the sore heads In
FRI SSsny and make so %oud
the the Withdrawai Of Roberts
day sp%%sd HH ' Mo ssSasisaa 1GGn IS
Ss%ss5,ss Rsss$i & sss %$.i s:s
pointed man in the State. He Is crit.
ically Ill here, as a result Of the hard
work he, har been doing. and the wor-
ny over his defeat. He was the first In
the field, and began his campaign by
trying to make a record as careful
and efficient public servant:
pensioners OF the Democratic Admins.
tration in the State departments and
institutions. He saved the State a
RS Sss of a %oRey DO m More f than his
duty, and selected Mr.. Morton as his
candidate.
MIR. Piatt could not have picked . ont
P PaSc an wn XII @s eS are not 69ded
politics in modern times. - ~.
early arrivals this morning; He went
at once into conference with Gen. Dan
Butterfield, Gen. Sam Thomas, Col. .,
V; r. Cruger and Chairman nan s tpat mon.
gresham Quigg would be temporary
Chairman, remarked:
,"! don't Ike that that way way OF making
Mr.. Quigg has an ambition TO succeed
The latest New York mayoralty stu.
alton here is that Cornelius N. Bliss is
the choice of the Brookfield Republicans
for Mayor.
Some of the Leaders Present.
Bliss will not be the nominee. how.
ever, II Plat has anything to say In
the matter. Among the leaders who
are here are three ex;United States
Plat and Warner Miller; Congress
lnea a'"f Henry 6. Buirleish, O
Whtshail; State s. Treasurer c9 stat,
Palmer of albany; Attofney-Genera
Hancock. of Syracuse; Col. L. A. Nc
Aipin, OF Sing Sing; Col, Archie e. Bax
, Bath; ex-senator Francis Hendricks, O
Syracuse; William Brookfield, Chairman
OF the Republican State Committee
Senator Joseph Mullin. Of Watertown
B. B. o'DeiI, IT,. Of Newburs ex-Sena!os
= e, S. Lynde, Of Canton; Charles "
Hackett. of Utica; Chairman OF IN
Executive Committee of the Republican
, State Committee; c. G; shayne
of New York; Jesse Johnson o
,, Brooklyn; Gen. BENJAMIN +
Tracy; William ]. Morgan, OF Bunalo
. benIity state Comptroller; John Il. Ken
l Won, OF Syracuse, Secretary OF the Re
3 publican State COMMITTEES; Police Com nI
8 missioner Kerwin, Bernard Bigiln, ERE,
Gibbs, Johnny Simpson, j. w. Jacobus
q Cornelius Van Cott and Jacob Hess. o
: New York.