New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
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iNsTANr RELIEF
sTIN0 OF MOSQUITOES.
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""A re SURF TO GET GENUINE ARTICLE
GENESEE UNTRAMMELLED
DELEGATES DO NOT LOOK FAVohAbLf
ON READY-MADE TICKETS.
A TALK WITH COUNTY JUDGE NokTH~"hNp ~
GET wADswORTH OFT OF THE WAL
LEANING TOWARD WADE


vention entirely unhampered by instruction; one
which will not submit to dictation. The I'VE
de,erates have already been elected. Genesee
has for many years been restless under the lead
ership of Thomas c. Piatt and on more than
one occasion has opposed his wishes County
Judge Stafford +. North. when seen to-day by
The Tribune correspondent, said:
"Our delegates will be at liberty when they
reach Saratoga to vote for the candidate 'he9
| think most likely TO please the rank ana HE Oh
Republicans ] think the convention Will De
dehberative BODY. That's what our people wan
7 don,t think Won can overestimate the harm II
would do the ticker to have the voters peHeNe
tina, the action Of the convention was cut an"
dried and that 1t simply ratified slate careiu"y
arranged beforehand by clique OF party lea"e'S'
You have an example of tha' before YOU
Whether true not. the impression got "o'"""
three years ago that Mr.. Fassett was nominated
nv Mr. Plat I'm not saying anything against
Mr. Fassett. I'm simply stating the pam ia''
as to wha. the people through this section be-
lieved You know hor- the count vote fe'4 OIL
The people here want t, make Their own choice
for Governor
"I am not on the State delegation ana sha''
M, trv 10 influence It's action. Personally don't
favor the nomination Of Mr. Morton. lie Is an
admirable man and all that but ne Is too oi1'
and peop,e here believe that the attempt VIII De
made TO force him upon the convention. II ne Is
nominated 1t will be hard 10 get people 70 'hi''h
otherwise"
Judge Norths opinions are held by other lead
ers here One OF the delegates said:
81 don't see any reason for nominating MI
Morton We might better &c; a poor man. Inc
country people don't like to hear the cry ABOUT
uone, which Is sure 10 be raised am hoping
,or tho success Of the Republican party and us
continued prosperity but ! think 1t Is on I'M
down grade when the tendency Is 10 tak' Inv
nomination out Of the hands OF the cohVe"'""
and make the delegates assemble ior s''"p'
ratification meeting think we may vote ar
uni. by our own agreement The oeega'e- az
all men with opinions Of their own and cannot
No marched I'D TO vote under anybodFs orderS'
AT the same time they are reasonable men, ah''
~ben IL cones - the question oi V"''iH' ar
likely 10 consult together ard try TO cas- the SOM
strength OF the county for the man we REGARD a.
the hest candidate don't suppos" we shoul'
s,apd on, against any overwhelming sentiment
for Mr. Morton or anybody else who see''er u
b. the general choice. but we want az open
field a fair consultation. and a chance = reac.'
q wise conclusion Wen do all we can TO reac"
that result
one member 81 tie Genesee delegates Is en-
.A,,s,os,,, ror Controller Roberts through per
s1na! friendship. His associate VIII max" ~
biec,ion 10 his following his preference. unless
cold vote for som. one else Is necessary 10 rca'h
som. result. greatly desired by the deiesa" d.
Efforts are being made 10 ge' IN" Wh"'e nv
committed to Roberts. This mas not Dee' -"
cass,, becaus. O: the determination Of the dele
| gates TO remair absolutely unha:np reH AZ 'h~
same time tho general feeling here Is extreme;
ND hp ksf
| 10 ee. th4 vote Of Genesee should he develop
poci degret " strength In the convention M
| Morton seems to be preferred TO Mr.. Fasse'i be-
ous. ~ Tho latter's defeat three years ago II
Mr. Depew should become candidai" ne wou'd
find favo, with some Of the delegates. one or
! ,uo however would prefer other candidates.
There is lust one contingency which might
| throw the county to Morton. Genesee is enthu-
| siastic for H. +. Tarbox OF this place ior Mem
! Der Of Congress He and James w Waus"or"
| are engaged in an active contest for the hoh"""
| tlon II Mr.. Wadswcrih can be nominate io'
Lieutenant Governor, Genesee VIII Vote 10y Ell"
| gladly and get him out OF the race Tor Congress
| II might even be induced 10 agree 10 Mor'o' =
| Wadsworth combination In return FOR the LN-
| inrston vote in the Congress Convention. ii MI
| Wadsworth does not come before the state con-
vcntior the Genesee delegates will probably vote
| for Arth % Wade. Of Chautauqua. for Lieu
| tenant Governor Chautauqua ~ IN 'he Elsnu'
| Iudtcial District with Genesee. The latter coun-
| ~ has a candidate for Justic" OF the supreme
| Court and the vote OF Chautauqua Is desire" III
| the Judicia. convention. .
| Mr. Wade's chances believed here 10 be
| good Friends report him to have positive as
| surance of the unwayering supper, OF eN-ocn-
| ator Platt A Seneca County politician VINO was
| in Batavia few days ago was just as POSITIVE
| that w L. Sweet had Mr.. Platts promise OF the
nomination. He appealed to the Genesee peoP'e
| for support and told them they had better put
| knew the slate had all been arranged Inc AIu-
| ridge men are equally positive that the RDchester
| Mayor Is Mr.. Platts elect.
| Albert Haight OF Buffalo. has been talked OF az
the man most likely 10 get me nomination io .'
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals. but 1t is said in
| this section by some persons mat the WOUNDED
| feelings which Monroe will have II Aldridge is
| turned down" by Mr.. Plat will be assuaged by
| an attempt TO give the nomination 10 william a.
! Sutherland Of Rochester. Mr.. Sutherland is one
| ~ The Monroe delegates and Is working for Mr..
| Aldridge The Rochester lawyer has served Mr.
| PLAT faithfully and would have strong claims
| on him which he might well urge II Mr. AldridSe
| were out Of the way and he were Tree 10 go upon
| the ticket himself.
| 4 friend Of Mr.. Wadsworth's who came from
| Genesee this morning said that II there Is any
noss,biIity of his being nominated for Lieutenant :
| Governor. q great many OF his supporters VIII
/ urge him to accept the place.
| NEW REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
| Albany Sept THE Republican Association OF
| the State of New-York Incorporated to-day
| with the Secretary Of State. with the principal
| Office in New-York City. The objects are 10 Sc
| cure uran,mity Of action among the Republicans
| OF this State to obtain fair recognition In the
| city. state and Federal departments; TO maintain
| md encourage an answering devotion to the Fed