Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-26
DEPENDS Oh WHITNEY.
All Other Rooms Held Back For
 His Answer.
JUDGE GAYNOR AGAIN DEoL1EEs.
He Sends n Somewhat Pointed Reply In Answer to Another Appeal From His ad- mirers at.Sarntogs-LockwoSd Boom Is ReNiYed.

Answer to Another Appeal From His fd- 1 mirers at.Sarntogs-LockwoSd' Boom Is Revived.
 SARATOGA, Sept. 26-''There Is no sit uation, and therc will be no situation un- til William c. Whitney arrives in New York and gives his ultimatum. If he says no, then there will be hustle on the part of the prominent candidates and undoubt- edly the springing up of new candidates that would prolong this convention over Thursday" said party leader this morn ing.
 This view of the situation is concurrcd . in by every politician on tho ground. ] The convention met again in the Casino . rink, where Governor Flower was nomi- | mated in 1891, shortly after noon today. l The decision of Mir. Whitney was expect 3d to rcach here before tho convention met. The candidates in the field besides l him have little chance to work up their individual booms and will unitcdly ask for m adjournment, that n canvass may be made. This will bring the nom- nations fot governor late into the night, and following that will come the canvass for the offices of lieutenant governor and judge of court of appeals.
 TUT luGSt uAAlCH> lNW HaAuGS nave NGI been mentioned, and another rcccss will haro to be taken probably until Thursday so as to allow the delegates to present the names which arc as yet stored away in vest pockets
 IT Mir. Whitney says no, Mir. Lockwood of Buffalo will come into tho field as n prominent candidate Gs against Frederick Cook, John Boyd Thacher and Judge Gay nor. and tho fight will be q lively one. IT ha frianis of nF ho arc extremely confident.
 The Gaynor Mystery.
 The Gaynor boom, which languishcd during the morning booausc of tho allcga- tiOn that JUdgc Gaynor would not con sent to run. and that his telegram of last night containing such information was evidence of that fact. had q revival when the Associated Press gave the leaders q copy Of a telegram signed by Judgc GaynOr in | which ho rcfutcd all statements sent out last night from this place concerning his affairs. Mir. Towns, who gave out tho tel eGram Monday night said when shown Judge Gaynor reply, II understand it to | mean that Judge Gaynur did not intcnd to intimate that he was not a candidate. and 1 that such constructions placed upon his messages sent hero were incorrect. Lieutenant Governor Shcchan, when | shown tho message, said: Il IprosumC that
 
 Well, the more the mcrricr.'' Senator Murphy. who was with Mir. l Shcehan at thst time, said, 'ThC~e scv- | oral candidates are all undecided as to | their own attitude"
 | Tho supporters of John Boyd Thachcr | are rather enthusiastic over his chances, 1 but at tEe same time some of them sccm to be perfectly willing that he should Ccpt second place on the ticket, providing | Mir Whitney's answor Is affirmative but contend that If that gentleman answers J in the negative Mr ThaChCr Is the logical candidate of tho party
 | The Lockwood boom k still in statc | of apathy Mir. Lockwood will not ab+o | lutely declare his intentions, and tho Erie people arc therefore A little at sel.
 By far the brightest uf boolus exclusive of course Of Mir. Whitney s. Is that of Mir | Cook of Rochester. hz'lu~c at pr'~Vnt he is favored by both S.uatur Hill aud Mir | ShcChan. Mir Sheohan will uf course he ! for Mir. Lockwood If Mir. Lockwood k a | candidate and is presented by Eric cuun- ty. but at tho same t.Ino tho liCutt nant l governor believes, us does senator Hill, | that MT. Cook Is the strungcst candidate yet mentioned It k ur-,d that thrrc Is n very largo German vote in tho >tatc which is usually Republican. hut which could Do obtained fur the Democracy in case MT. Cook was a candidate. | What Win Whitney Say: It is intimated hero that Mir. Cook will only be n candidate when told to bc so by the leaders of his party-that Is to say that Mir. Cook will either write n letter declining the nomination or accepting it. as he may be told to do by senator Hill Mir. Murphy or Lieutenant Governor Sheehan.
 The leaders arc divided. As has been said, MT. Sherhan and senator Hill favor Mir. Cooks candidacy, while Tammany and senator Murphy arc for Whitney if Whitney will have it. All theso boums are at rest. Nothing can be determined and nothing will be dono until Mir. Whit ney steps his feet into New York city and answers definitely the query which tho party lCadCr> have to put tO him. Mir Gilroy, Mir. CFiMmins and senator Nur phy arc quite confident that Mir Whitney will say yc<. urging that the only reason that he do, lined before was because he be- lievcd that Governor Flower would take a denomination.
 Con" After Whitney, Answer.
 Tho committee on platform met last evening and elected William II. Shcehan chairman. \ subcommittee, headed by D. G. Griffin of Watcrtown, was appoint cd to draft platform ana present il to n meeting of the full committee this morn ing. Tho subcommittee met immeJia hiteE NuIuuEuiltnt bl the lulA committed Among thOso appearing beforc 1t were Mrs. Grccnlcaf and Miss susan F. An thony of Rochester, a~hinG for tho inscr- tion of n woman suffrage plank in the platform.
 | Mir. J. Sargent Cram of New York left last night in company "i several Tamma- invites for the purpose of getting from Mir Whitney, upon his arrival by steamer some timo today, his ultimatum in regard 10 he nomination for the govcruOrship which has boon rendered him and which is tho principal factor in the present uucer- tainty.
 A telegram from Rochester notes Mir Cook as saying: II have not said that would accept a nomination for governor am not a candidate "
 The boom of Andrew H. Green of New York. ex comptroller and present Niagara Falls reservation commissioner. Is an nounced for the govornorship. His friends claim him to be just the man to settle tho difficulties which arc presented to the convention in the present uncertainties He is known all over the state for his ability and honesty and they claim an ideal candidate in him.
 Nearly all the delegations have selected state committeeman, although there are to be some changes in the Kings county districts Senator Murphy announced that he had withdrawn, and Francis Mol Toy will succeed h:m.
 | Judge Gaynor Again Declines TNNslr-