The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-18
TO Be MORTON
AND SAxT0N.
Slate for Governor and Lieu.
tenant-GOVernOr Is All
Fixed in Saratoga.
HA|GHT FOR APPEALS COURT.
The Double Bari Argument Has
Killed Wadsworth for Second
Place.
CATHOLIC REPUBLICANS ANGRY.
Injection OF the A. p. A. Movement
Has Caused Much Bitter
Feeling.
CATHOLIC REPUBLICANS ANGRY.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 1S.-Uuless
the calculations of the brisk political
talent represented here are upset, Levi
p. Morton will be nominated by the Re
publican State Convention for Governor
on the first ballot; Senator Charles T.
Saxton, of Clyde. for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor. and Supreme Court Justice, AL
bert Haight, of Buffalo, for Judge of the
Court of Appeals.
Saxton has developed wonderful
strength. which indicates the drift of
sentiment against Plat. Ex-Collector
Francis Hendricks, of Syracuse, is
Platt's choice for Lieutenant Governor,
but as he let 1t be understood that he
was not going to interfere In the con-
test for second place." Saxton's man.
ayers were enabled to make combina-
tons which may land the man from
Wayne winner.
Saxton is poor man, and his record
a Senator Is unimpeachable. Con-
gresham Wadsworth's millions have
bser handicap to his ambition. The
double "barr' argument was used with
telling effect against him. Most Of the
lasders thought it was bad politics to
pat two millionaires on the ticket
Norton Has Gained Strength.
At II o'clock this morning the state
ment was given out at Mr.. Platt's head
quarters that Morton would have 5S
has made gain since last night. Half
OF the Erie delegation decided to vote
for him as compensation for the no ne, ina.
ernor the vote Of Erie will be scattered.
Edwin Einstein has made poll OF the
New York delegation, and says that
sixty of the delegates will vote against
Morton. The vote OF the antis. from
New York and Kings will be divided
among Cornelius N. Bliss, Gen: Dan
and Gen. Stewart L. woodford. Com
plimentary votes for Governor will also
be cast for Mayor Green, of Bingham
ton, and for Jesse johnson, Of Brooklyn;
and Justice Pardon S. Williams, OF
WATERFOWL.
To Make Nominating Speeches.
Chauncey NJ. Depew will not nominate
Morton. Gen. Benjamin F. Tracy, Of
Brooklyn, has been induced to present
Anson WOOD OF fS the viii the
nominating speech for SaXton., Col.
Archie Baxter, of Elmira, will advocate
TIE cause Of brave Fassett; ex-Railroadi
Wadsworth, and W. l.. Marcy, OF Buffa-
10. for Justice Haight; r,
the Aldridge boom for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor
Such is the power and influence of this
organization that the Republican leaders
eliminated Aldridge from the canvass at
once when they discovered that he was
Objectionable to the proscriptive organi-
cation.
Every delegate received copy of The
Citizen, the organ of the A. p. A. con-
tanning an attack on Aldridge.
among srfGeSt prevails here b
a, T. \. movement has been Injected
INTO the canvass. Many were angry
when they read The Citizen. which
VINO Is Mayor of Rochester:
Attack on AIdridge.
For years under Aldridge the Roman Catholic
tne Executive Board including thousands OF dol
,ers ma hundreds Of appointments in water
S1h TS5 hre and street departments. Last Spring
az H,,t'Gse was accordingly promoted to Mayor. 1t
was mere hat much opposition began to develop
,% Wought that man under the influence OF
sne Roman clique blessed with a Romanist wife
s shl ae'ustomed to excessive communion with
m"nge his plurality ran down to 2,SI4 whereas
had formerly reached something over g. 600
Barney Biglin, the former Republican
leader of the Fourteenth New York city
blstrict declared himself emphatically
on the question.
", This 1sn, 4 p. A, movement" said he.
NJ merely revival of the old Know
SSothlng party. It is un-American and
ms Tas no place In American politics.
crest crest people should not be allowed to
party ' '"e iNePu"iio""
son ell no resolution on the subject is pre-
oomtei ana adopted by the Convention
fesmIiething will be said to express the
iIc,rnSs OF a large number of Repub-
A. p, A." WIG Vi the
C NTKR erdhn National Committeeman r.
toolh erehs, OF Missouri, is here He
oh Il an active part against the A. p.
he n has hissSS9ri and 1t is understood that
BpIin sapb:: In this connection Mr..
! Not the Time for silence.
\ ths me ne Republican party cannot support
the 'spa or supporting or ENCOURAGING
\ kSpaSliap,,n A. n. by remaining silent. The
u matte respect by being outspoken In this
neet ri nherenss mission here is in con-
EestI%onn, with tle platform, but the suR-
befoTah ne made had been Incorporated
MS srrival-7ienuneiation Of the