The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-18

tons which. may land the man from
Wayne a winner.
Saxton IL poor man, and ms RECORD
gresham Wadsworth's millions have
been handicap to his ambition; The
double bari argument was USED VIII, YIN
leaders thought II was bad politics to
put two millionaires on the ticket.
Morton Has Gained strength.
At II o'clock this morning, the state
ment was given out at Mr., RATS mead
quarters that Morton would have 5S
votes on the nrst ballot; ME- Mo Hsif
OF the Erie delegation decided TO vote
for him as compensation for the nom ln,,-
ton q H xat. a ERE FSr viii be
Edwin Einstein has made poll Of the
New York delegation. and says that
sixty Of the delegates. will vote against
New York and Kings viii be divided
among Cornelius NJ. Bliss. Gen; Dan
Butter1eld, Justice Leslie W. Russell
piImentary votes for Governor will also
BE cast for Mayor Green, Of Blngham-
ton. and for Jesse johnson, of Brooklyn;
s sns u. I5Sns Pardon man %lsm Of
WATERFOWL.
To Make Nominating Speeches.
Morton. Gen. Benjamin f. Tracy, OF
Brooklyn, has been induced to present
the bankers name to the Convention,
Arson Wood, OF Wayne WI make r tIe
Archie Baxter OF Elmira, VIII adyocats
the cause Of brave Fassett; ex-Railrosd
Commissioner Isaac v: I Baker ker,n5 5r,' fo OF
Wadsworth, and w: l.. Marcy, of Buffa-
10, for Justice Haisht.
The opposition Of the A. 7. A. killed
the Aldrfdge boom for Lieutenant-Gov-
such is the power and influence of thi,
organization that the Republican leaders
once when they discovered that he was
Objectionable to the proscriptive orgahi-
zation. ,r
Citizen. the organ Of the A. p. A., con-
tanning an attack on Aldrtdse
The greatest indisnation prevails mere
A. p. A. movement has been injected
When b they read The Citizen, Which.
%So e S Gshsr Of thss Oh A''r'ase
Attack o. AIdridse.
For years under Aidrsrs the Roman cstholl.
a f. h anS hun.2s. o P'' sS,sa,msnt ssr
was ' her. that much osro,ltion began to develop
anE snsn'sf sS. s. %: w 1nas' y: vii.
and accustomed to excessive communion with ar
G fs"s sp hs pSr. s' ran sn DOWN to , .s...
It had formerly reached something over 5000
Barney Bislin, the former Republican
eSss so Of s 5ss sy
on the question.
.,is merely a revival Of the old Know;
Nothing party. 1t Is un-American and
has no place in American politics
These people should not be allowed to
cause dissension In the Republican
III no resolution on the subject Is pre-
scented and adopted by the Convention
something will be said to express the
licans who resent the interference Of the
Republican National Committeeman R.
c. Kerens. OF Missouri, Is here. He
took an active part against the A. P.
A. in Missouri, and 1t Is understood that
he has advised open war against the
A A;s;,c ti1S: In this connection Mr.
Not the Time for silence.
the stigma OF supporting or encouraging
the A. p. A. by remaining silent. The
Republican party will gain more friends
and respect by being out.pOken in this
MIR. Kerens's mission here is in con-
nection with the platform, but the sug-
geBtiOnS he MADE hAd been Incorporated
before his arrival-denunciation of the
Cleveland Administration and a protest
against the new tariff policy.
Mr.. Platt's press agents are diligently
at work. decrying the feeling that has
boss dictation. There Is more antaG-
onism to Plat than appears on the sur
face, and the effects OF II have appar-
emily begun to tell this early in the
campaign, for all the country papers
which espouse the cause OF Plat con-
tain double-leaded editorials to-day
pressing Platt's leadership.
Plates Press Notices.
He is not called o boss" That as
sertion IL denounced as emhnatlng from
the. small, clouded Democratic mind,
which finds 1t q task beyond It's
between a leader and boss"
All of the articles bear the impress Of
the same master mind, and were evil
IDENTIFY prepared beforehand for stimuli
taneous publication.
A local paper published the following
this morning for the benert of the dele
gates to the Republican State Conven-
Thomas C. Plat is a leader. He Ia respected
ponents. He is accused OF every trick and de.
vice by the opposite party. He Ignores the de
spicable and scurrilous attacks Of those to whom
Croker was sacred psIsonass
II will be noticed how subtly reference
10 made as to where the opposition tc
Plat comes from. Mr.. Platt carefully
avoids the making any mention of the
within his own party.