The evening world., 1894-09-17

OF the Pistt men. They think his nom
ination would placate the sore heads In
Erie County and make them solid for
also compensate the Erie delegation for
the withdrawal OF Roberts.
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pointed man in the State. He is crit,
ically III here, as a result OF the hard
/. work he. hac been doing. and the wor-
the field, and began his campaign by
and efficient public servant:
1 He sr'e a the b wsSas Shl
tration in the State departments and
institutions. He saved the State q
great deal of money; Mr., Plat SAID
duty, and selected Mr.. Morton as his
Mr.. Piatt could not have picked S oHt
Sati an whsR IS eSG!a ngs 'Ss@asd
p9iltlcs, il mSaern, Hines: amono the
early arrivals this morning; lie went
at once into conference with Gen. Dan
Butterfield, Gen. Sam Thomas, COL =
v. Cruger and Chairman Brookhell
Mr.. BrooKfield had no cheering news
for Mr.. Bliss. Mr.. Brookfeld said he
had talked enough lately and had noth-
The rest followed his example. Henry
Gleason, when told that Congressman
Quigg would be temporary chairman, re-
II don't like that way of making
Mayors for New York City"
MIR. Quigg has an ambition to succeed
Mayor Gilroy.
alton here Is that Cornelius n. Bliss is
the choice OF the Brookfield Republicans
Bliss viii not be the nominee, how
ever, IL Plat has anything to say IN
the matter. Among the Leaders VINO
are here are three ex,united states
Plat and Warner Miller; Congress
srsssman Henry &. barleisG .;,,, Of
rs State serressTy of e stae
Palmer. of Albany; Attorney General
Hancock, Of syracuse; Col p 4 4. M Nc.
Alpin, Of Sing Sing Col ATehie n ~. i'aH *
Bath; ex-senator Francis Hendricks, OF
Syracuse; William Brookneld, Chairman
Of the Republican State. COMMITTEE
ID. s. Lynde, Of Canton; Charles ".
Hackett Of Utica. Chairman OF the
sisse eoG Gn%%s;ee g the sH%yne
OF New York; Jesse Johnson, Of
Rrookiypw ,,,. Gen MorF sen'a df hbunaio
Deputy tpeS state Comptroller; john +: Ken
yon, OF Syracuse. Secretary OF the Re-
publican State Committee. Police Com,
missioner , ReyW snh Bernard WsJn acobns
Cornelius Van Cott and Jacob Hess, Of
New York.
The situation assumed q serious and
Erie County delegation, thirty-elght
strong. met In caucus and unanimously
declared against Plat and PIatt DONNA ma
Judge OF the Court OF Appeals. as 9
sop q sppsessSs, sseT anger ars sna decided
Erie County vote should be divided
among Fassett, Russell, Stewart Wood
held and Cornelius N; Bliss: Of New
York, and on second ballot the entire
vote of the delegation is to be cast Tor
the candidate deyeloplng the greatest
Cornelius n. Bliss was told that here
was his golden opportunity to STRIKE
death blow to Plattism II he wouId ue
clare himself a candidate. Several OF
Mr.. BLISS influential friends labored
with him for two hours to induce MN
to come out against Morton: Someboay
spread the report that Bliss had de-
ciared himself: and the widest excite
'r'Mr. Bliss could not be found, but
Chairman Brookheld. one or ms c loses!
Mr.. Bliss" said Mr.. Bradley, lis
not a candidate, He Will ,6 not pc bi "a
friends in the New York delegation may
vote for him. but that Is all"
Mr.. ,Brookfeld was greatly pleased
Fassett will undoubtedly have the larg-
est following, the decision OF the Erie
men is practically in Fassetts favor
and improves his chances, 1t is now
said that Plat will force Haights nom
ination to induce the Erie men to sup
port his ticket.
has precipitated another Folger cam
paign, but nobody OF any prominence
could be found who would back the
statement with his name.
There is a deep rooted feeling OF hate
against Plat, however. and II Is not
believed that the nomination OF Morton
will be forced without protest against
the manner in which he was foisted on
There is no objection against Morton
personally. but because he is Platts
10 delegates win probably express opin-
ions about his dictation.
Mr.. Morton will not be here to hear
what will be said about him. He will
Convention
There are only two contests to be
heard..the Third Albany and Second
ton of the Convention will not be de-
layed. The Convention will lose no time
over John f. Milholland and his free
hooters. who will contest the seats
of the regulars from New York. Mil
holland will be ignored.
Talk Ii revived OF eK-Collector Francis
Hendricks. OF Syracuse, as a candidate
for Governor or Northumberland.
Mr.. Hendrickss friends say he Is ten
tatiyely candidate. That Is, he will
enter the lists II there should be dead
lock and make the running In the stretch.
Saxton will get many votes from New
York and Kings County for Lieutenant
Governor. He and Wadsworth have an
equal following in both delegations.
OFF FOR THE CONVENTION.