The sun., 1894-03-24

Thirty.seuv Rsp.su.ss. ~ ths Flsi1 go
Osiy sevs- rrss New Tsrh Csssty.

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Oriy sevs. r-ss New Tsrh Csssty.
The situation Of the Republican party here
in New York city IL getting 20 that u passes
understanding. There IL the bittsrest feeling
between men who have always been supposed
to be friends
But the older end the wiser Republicans in-
sist that this situation will be strsiehtened
out In due time. and they Day little or no heed
TO the cries OF those who really think there II
anything serious in the differences OF the Re-
publican party Of New York county.
The great point Is that the Republicans all
over the State have blooming idea that they
are to elect their candidate for Governor this
fall They are fascinated with the notion. and
can't stop to think about factional differences
in Now York county.
There have been four Republican Governors
OF the State in thirty-six years. namely. Edwin
d. Morgan. Reuben Z Fsnton. John A. Dix.
and Alonzo b. Cornell.
There never was q time In all thsse years
when the Republicans were more confident
they viii certainly elect their candidate for
Governor this fall
In the last week or two imp ortant Der oeratio
leaders Of the State have talked about this
very matter also. and the conclusion IL that
Gov Flower is . pretty strong man In fact.
he is sckno owledged to be the strongest man Of
his party in the state.
In the last few days the anti-snsppers have
also discussed this question. They are still
determined that II their delegates are thrown
out OF the next Democratic Convention they
will set up shop for themselves and nominate
their own candidate for Governor.
eured ep ust SoH many .U von
be presented TO the next Republican State
Convention The list appended includes all
dates: n"'' ' = ''' '
Err. coun,y-John ses,eh.rd. o.ors. Urban. Jr.
Liyins,ton County Gen. jams. W Msa'yoTsh-L
rtsns Sids and jams: S:
,rGsyas. R.gr'.:n,,.iy. s:rsnc Z; Pam. ana
Ss.mSns eSSn,yss:sSs s,Ss. E.:;:.s
Albany ooan,y-s.srsiIs,y ar 2, s,.,; yonn fsI%s.-
Bursish and sIR.ilrosd jommi'sion.r Isaac v.
s. Lsar.ne. oOynsy1Juds. Z L..,i. ". Ru''.u-l
h.rsrm.r Ua SSt eo1nty~Bx.s.sstor wsrnsr Nnl.r-l
LAWS eounty-Rsprsssntstiys Charles A chisksrins
wsstoh.sssr eounsy-E. oolisetor william n. Robert
,0r.as. eoun.y-Jpdss Enoch 1. r.nshsr and Senator
W.yns ooun,y-ssn..or cn.r,.. T s.s.ca.l.
RSs. ssn.%S fe5
Tsit f. . D:s:H .as sss
LsviP Morton. sz-hinistsr whitsiaw Rsid and 4 D.
Hsrper-I.
Totai-Sk
The most important BIT Of information -.
ceived yesterday was that Mayor Sohiersn OF
Brooklyn has got the Gubernatorial bee right
under his hat.
The Republicans who talked with Q SUN re-
porter said that Mr.. Schieren has been pos
itiveiy attacked with the maladI and that
| have sought to impress him with the idea that
| he and he alone. can capture the nom ination.
| Another interesting bit WAS that Dr. De-
pew's friends had become convinced that he
| must accept the nomin alton, and that II he
| did so all hands would heartily join In sup-
| porting him. Mr.. Morton is still In Europe
| and has had no direct communication with
/ the Republican lenders
Judge Russell OF St lawrence was In town
| yesterday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel His
! friends said that st. Lawrence would give him
10000 majority II he received the nomination;
Republican stronghold.