New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
HQDCMAN'S
MACKINTOSHES,
ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH AND FASHIONABLE
,,oDvx 21 WEST 23D ST..
bTOHDs...< All. 9Th Ave. Hotel.
CAN COUNT on RENSSELAER
MR. MORTON TO GET IT'S SEVENTEEN
VOTES
All, OF THE THREE DISTRICTS HAVE VIRTUALLY
INSTRUCTED FOR HIM-AN lNIfHNiE
WITH JOHN NJ FRANCIS.


.oo, sr,ry CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
Troy ~ Y. Sept l3-I.evi p. Morton VIII be sup
ported for the Republican nomination for Governor
y, tho Penubicans OF Rensselaer, County. ms
means seventeen votes for him.
Rensselaer, County has three Assembly uiSuio'''
The first of these hold It's convention Tor 'lc pun
nose OF elccting delegates to the Saratoga
WAS the Id which held its convention al ochds"-
coke on Saturday last There pronounced
sentiment at the convention in favor OF SuPP'''"7
Mr. Morton for Governor, and therefore "nen
Frank : Black of this city, VINO was one OF tnc
prosecutors of Bat Shea and who 10 all appear
ances will be the Republican candidate for congress-
man. offered the following resolution 1t was uhah
mousy adopted:
Resolved That IL Is the sense 81 THIS conVeHton
maj the Delegates elected by II be instructed To cast
their vote and use their influence In the RepubiIcah
State Convention In favor or the hoihlnd''o" Vi "o
=. Morton for Governor.
Under this resolution seven delegates were elected
to the State Convention. The chairman OF the "''
cation Is John \. Quackenbush. who for TWO terms
represented this Congress district at Nashihs'oh'
Mr. Quackenbush for several years was chair
man Of the Executive Committee OF the l'e-
publican State Committee. being succeeded py
Charles W Hackett Mr.. Quackenbush Is one OF the
influential Republican politicians In the state
and has had a great deal TO do with the movement
I'm Rensselaer, County to put II In the Morton couh'
sir. Quackenbush attended the convention OF 'ns s
Sand Lake yesterday. ard under his watchiul eye,
fesogSn ws Pass ta CoGVsaon from that
district to vote for Mr.. Morton. and 10 vote as a
feet for NJ Morton. and WIN not be able to break
away from him If hsy should 80 TsM held
here this evening the following we're elected ueie-
gates to the state Convention: Joseph a
and D. C. Woodcock. The delegates were eecte'i
after three hours debate Ihey were ~ ba
10 vote as unit ana with the maJo''' vi '
delegates OF the county.
john TTane Eater Of The T5Sy Of RSns
selaer Countys attitude regarding the Governor
The eA Republican leaders in RENSSELAER, County
favor Mr.. Morton's nomination because they think
he vii make strong candid h evsrv re Rspnb
can. 4 man who secure every hepuoncaan
vote and is highly esteemed By the members OF the
opposing political party certainly ought 10 run Te'l
for Governor Moreoyer think IL Is geat'sa tnu mi
not bee the agent Of political boss In my )uug,
ment he Will not submit 10 the dctauon o, any ny
state I think In other words, that MI Morton
while recognizing the Gains OF friendship; -
attempt To- bend him in a direction harmful To- the
party with which he Is connected or ha'"'"' ~
'' ~ have differed with Mr. Morton. For instance
said to him when ~ sought to DE- t ih ap,r7
pirate time FOR him to run for that One aia 'i IT,
should support Warner M,ier toT have not
onT found him "A arm man. but also man OF
strong cornmon--ense. That is the KIND oil u MAJ"
what do you mink Of the other candidates named
f,r m. nomination FOR Governor. -, ,.-.,.
81 an, frl.uIy ~ al OF them" replied Mr.. Francs
..br, n SONS T. m Mr. Morton l. the man 10 nom,
,,,i. a, ,hly Tine. although at some other time |
mah, De IN favor ~ sonc on' oi me 0theL 'iil..
datcs I think We snail have the most harmoni3Gs
r".,i,s IN me Republican party IN this state this
wear hy nominating Sir. Morton was AZ !,r ITS.
afraid that Mr. Mortons health was poor ana ,nal
Ss ,dvenceI age would render II dangerous 10 nom
mat him Tor Governor II he were IN III health hut
am assured ny those who have seen MN recently
mai N. ls In excellent health, and as Tor ms al
vnnced ag. we Republicans VIII only nay, 70 re-
,rnr,hrr mat We nominated John A. Dix for Gov
ornor when he was seVcnty-iour years old aha VA.
Mr. Morton u only seventy. t. give US confidence III
such A matter / think Mr.. Morton has ahuhiahl
strength ana viii he elected. and that ne WIZ turh
an, ~ of,lre the political bandits ana puccan''f
who now hold In their grasp the government OF
,his STATE. why YOU cannot 60 INTO any ioCally -"
busincss men Who swear that they nave zone WIN
Inc Democratic party AMI VIII never VOC l"t II
aroin oov.ruor Flower has come out In favor or
frce wool We intend to draw the attention OF thr
farmers OF tn. STATE 10 this opinion ol NJ; rl""'l
and ~. think the publication Will do Mi Flower no
good and MI Morton no harm