New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-06

CANDIDATES FROM AMONG WHOM THE CON
yENTIoN WILL MAKE ITS OWN CHOICE
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: | read in The Tribune OF September Il
political article from Buffalo. am siaa W ~
that the leading Republican paper OF thS "'".'
will place before the people the real Se""'"'"
OF the Republican party as 10 the GovernorShip'
and not the sentiments of any particular ihi'''"
nal 7 think the Republican state Convention TINS
wear will name its own candidate ior 'oNe'"o'
There is a strong AMI Increasing feeHhs al ,''oH''
the State that II the work Is To be wen "o'e "
must be performed by the convention "S''' -
will he one OF the greatest Republican conVeh-
,,,,s over hold I'm this State. and on the delega-
tions will Toe some OF the most eminent men III NV
State In Erie County II was uhd"rS'oo' '"''' 80
Plat was TO have seventeen or the 'h'''' ISL
delegates but your article says the 'h'r'! ISL
delegates will be solid for Mr.. Roberts III ."'
Congressional district CMr. WadsworthD MT.
u,a,, claims twenty-ulne votes for MIR. Morton.
mink II Mr. Waaswor,h had asked for the votes
OF this Congressional district for himself LOT 'i'"
Governor or Lieutenant Governor inc l'eP""',' an
Marty Of this district would nave been pr"S't ~
give them 10 him but II is generally u'uci S'oo'
that Mr. Wadsworth to avoid n contest Tor re-
,,,,.t,or r. Congress agreed with Mr. Plat To
,,.e hin, this district for whoever he might want
for Governor and he was to be nominated To '"n-
rress or Lieut., nant Governor as the cas-" "'e''
be- without opposition. doubt II Mt. N""s""'' -
Will be able to deliver the votes III '''H ''
without consulting with IN" drIeH'''S 10 w INV
ered after they are elected.
THE xXXIVth Congressional District Is com
nosed Of the counties OF Cattaraug"s' A'l's""'
and Chautauqua. with - votes. shoull De Ne''
much surprised II Colonel Hooker ana MS l''''''
and Mr.. Woodward and his friends "ouii pass
,hose % votes over to any particular genuen'a"
90 ,.o,,or,or nj me instance OF Mr. Ilatt. when
vr woodward was humiliatingly defeated IN
the last State Convention. after having been prom
,sed the nomination FOR Attorney-"eneral py OH
Platt T.,
The Hon. Leslie ". Russell VIII be prominent IN
Northern New-York and VIII undoubtedly re-
c.ivo the votes OF jefferson. Lewis. 81 Lawrence
| franklin and possibly. clinton and f--'N. sii
Fassett VIII certainly Garr{ ms v ITh have Tompkns
which viii give him - votes me gr-,' 'r :,
OF d,c A' W not be- FOR Mr Morton and do not
remember State convention since ~" "lef" =,
counties were united ana a a,,nn 10
| In the convention IL will require go votes 10
nonina,ei ~ 'SewYorE city and Kings county
mink there VIII be given on M hF1t ns eao' MIR
| Saxton' Mr. Roberts and Mr. Miller. II Now lotk
city and Kings County shonla S spg "nn1ohtediy
hc nominated but II Is hardly to be- heeved mat
oeId Goonc Thomas AMI General Coils and the
other leading Republicans VINO naI i ,"onthS viii
think. with SIR Fassett. that Mr Tr rae O WAS
enc
nation FOR Governor Is already settled ar
| may have masked his real Views. as NJ. r ~ >
| con is a mariner ia his law hrn. thlnk. az, lIh'5
| himself II ne had Kings County. WOMB ne Hio'c
| ii"hie r. he nominated than Mr. Morton
| NJ ,iorton's name is eminent In the Stat" anu
| ne has been highly honored, and worthly. ny 'Iie
| Kenublican party. and great many YOUNG III,
,bink he should give way and bring l" the Iron. rom
,,r.,ar and NOR. aggressive men We are "Ithln
| ,,n years Of another National Convention ana
| ,hts STATE will want an active, aggIeHslN" hnh
| de,crrnlned leader who has the abllly anu ny
| ,hvslcol force 10 act for h'ms'f ana me Roou W
| he Marty and not at the dictatipn OF any pai
| ,irular psrson. and believe mat VIII De III" i'''-
| p, reeu,, Of the convention will depend largely
| on The action Of New York city alone. hr, ~
b"lland and his friends (and he has many on ne
NO. nide ond colonel Thomas and Mr.. BROOK
| GeId on the other may join forces ana nI,i
| nou,, 10 No 40 broadway. the oriental foteI.
| I'D dcilvcr Ncw-York city and Kings County 10
| Vr Plat thus enabling him To contr9i me Ion, Ion,
~, Ton. INT the rank and file of the Kepupllcah
| nartv will feel lust the same ana Two y.lrS m,
We NAV be dltched the same as we nave peeh h'''
| 'oWvby turn down Warner Miller who made as
| heroic a contest for Harrison and Morton ahaa
H. RenublIcan party in 1883 did sherman Tor tte
t'nion and the Army from Atlanta TO the sea w II!
| ,urn down j. Sloat Fassctt, who made gaihaht
| ch, en- lsql9 He gave TO the senate, OF whlch ne
| Us the leader large part OF Whatever chI
liar and rospectabillty IL had. WHY not take one
| e. ,hase gentlemen? They were defeated; but 80
w,e cleveland In 1855 but victorious III Io's' ~
| tbev were good when the conditions favored We,
| M, ,h.v arc III 10 be the standard bearer now
| when the conditions favor victory. iHiS """' NC
| "ratitude I'm the Republican party. .,,,, c.,-
Gnt, FL