New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
LOYALTY TO THE TICKEI.
PROMINENT REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT
OF ITS STRENGTH.
THE ANTI MACHINE oRGANIZATloN REPhtShN ~
TIvES FORMALLY PLEDGE THEIR ''
TO MORTON. sAXTON AND HAiGhT'
tpvrrrrcr,pu TO TIE TRIBuNEl

Saratoga, Sept. ia large nuihDer VI w
gates TO the Republican State ConVe"t'o" ~
= .u his afternoon Universal satisfaction
Was EXPRESSED with the nominations maze p' the
convention With a State ticket composer " nv"
of such high character, it was SAID inc i',p"D
can narty would enter upon the contest VIII" 'o"
fdence 10 the result , -
I'VE have nominated a strong ticket saia eN
Senator Warner Miller. Every name upon IL -
uroxcen,ionable and | believe that we shali erect
+, The Democratic party has sacrificed Mr.. fIo"er'
but that will not suffice. Al the same t'e 'N'''
Republican must remember that inns -
state and that the Democratic party - ''n ~
able politicians 1t will not do TO relax any re
publicau effort to elect the ticket we hofh"''e'
r.s,er1av We must make up our minds 10 en-
coca in a dcsperate battle In order TO 'wrest away
ne state Government from the Democratic parry
rx.senator Frank Hiscock said: Il am de'lshted
with the ticket and with the Platform Inc oho"
-ccs- County Republicans had candidate Tor Lieu
ten,nt-Governor in Francis fiendrcks. bV' we s,''
Give 4 most hearty support TO Senator SaNton. lie
Is n noble gentleman and will command every Re-
publican vote. ,
Other prominent Republicans expressed themselves
as follows: .r,
s,o iIckeI in INV Judgment viii BE- highly salts
factory to every Republican and to many .'eii,ots"
or Ia men who called themselves lpeinprrd.
,ear sg, bui who now intend 10 vote the Kepubll-
can ticket Mr.. Morton, without anes'i9n W1S th
choice the Republican voters OF Inc Htn'e I,aro
nomination for Governor The nomination OF 'I Ere
Hagh VIII highly PgntGs dR Rf R@ reprcents my
own Senate district. and every man IN II ad ann
him and is glad to have such representative az
William Brooknel-I much pleased IN, WIN me
WraIei Of ,brousHont The Stat The ticket Of Morton
Saxton and Haight Will receive most 'iin. H"f
r9 Tbe3 Sha F'f[Y Wins Of rookiyn When
plain that Mr. Morton would De 70
bring about the nomination Of Mr. SaXion I@r fu
Of 10
the state Senate and having knoTSnSSe reputn
ton and with good Legislative record a. q canil-
date for Lieutcnant-G Governor ! din NY o'S' :"
procure votes for him In Kings county
Senator Saxton. who was the only one oil ,le
candidates here when tho nomina tons were made
had to sit mp almost until daybreak to receive CON
ordinations There never was more popu'''
nomination than his WAS among the Delegates
senator Saxtons friends feel especially grateful TO
Theodore - Willis. Joseph Aspinal ana "ther I,r
Pubcans Of rpokyn5 a2I to S Sensorp siS and
to Senator Kihurn. congressman WeaVer e,1s
Frank W'hcrhce Of the yl n2f{dsasS orgaScd
strong movement in favor OF MS nomination, IN
their respective delegations and thus slaricd a
boom for him which spread among the deIegatess
from every other section Of the sat ana uxer
his nomination. Mr.. Saxtons candid1cy, hc ~
may be said 20 have been supported 10y ~ ~
pubcans Of every county since tneFe vbich had
candidate of their own for Lieutenant -'ioVcihot.
which DID not cast some yotfS I1' ,b n', samuel T.
coykendaii the leader Of the lister County de1csa,
friend OF Levi =. Morton. cast the Not's wntr.
nominated Mr. Saxion. Nj Morton "a mot sigtllg
that ha had any preference" among IN" ,',puoll,ii,
andi .as for Lieutenant -(iOvcrnor. but II u KNOWN
VA, he was pleasci with the fact that MI Sb~"h
vas n candidate for the nomination NJ MI ~
and Mr. Saxton had peasant chat toe"th'I OF ~,
day OF the formers arrival IN NV or .,'
b., h. had always felt deeply grateful 10 MN l2'
he Kind words n had uttered about MN IN -
ing his nomination for United states senator III W.
caucus OF the Republican members OF inc ''es''"
ture IN 1887. ... f.,- tho rrs,
,u'n dovs he was I'm Saratoga his h"ahqu"rNt
ae n candidate may be said to have hN'n IN un'
saddle " for he had none. and CONDUCTED ms ~ ~
,'ass while seated upon the broad plaza OF .hc
f:nWod states Hotel or walking about amons ths
dciepates Then Arson s. Wood. - T., paNls nn''
othnr WAYNE County politicians hlf"l a 800 ~
Tor a dav installed Sir. SaXiOn III H. ana TOOK the
,nanog.rnent OF his canvass. tut no p'Ib'H'snI
Cement was required on their part, iot nc
,.o,cs rolled in upon Mr. Saxton carrier oy "'
,on,,lar wave I'm hts favor In the convention =,
rbc cordial support OF the stat" urk"t 10y "a
prnublcans was made evident her" t2,nay q. III"
sonl,,nr ~ tho Anti Machine Repuhncan' from
Wca' York they had meeting pros. led over by
General IaGrangc. and speeches ""rr uAl' ~,
,raisc of the nomination Of Morton. SaNtoh ana
iIatcht Then John r.. Mihollnnd onerea the loi-
in~inr resolution, which was adopted ny IMAM
.'Resolved That we. the accredited I'lt'S'I..,a
- ~ tho Republican Organization or the ''N
go Comfy Of Kew YOrk while protesting against
IN, ,natcd Nv the Republican state Convention. yet
hedge our support TO the nominees OF inc ,"iiN'h
,onIevl T. Morton. Charles ]. SdN'on ana Judge
Albert Haight.'