The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-21
INK OF TIE POLITICIANS.
-r,,,c,Ns UNVEIL WARNER MIL
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rsS'e ,.r cox.r,o,-Tn. n,,,.r ne.
Csse'" -, .,,s.
v-sI'esn .-,r.,
psust Their wv"
usucy for ou'sS o"'
..,., On tina Cham plain Canal has
Neu ~, V IIon. UenrV O. BurleiRh Of White
hsfu " " tnovs bia m i,ldIe name not even
hs - rbo Inns an office in the Washing
h e N,,,In- on Ratter, Park.
rn O.In.ilv MIR. I,urleirh escnpss from the
Oeess =, stenc,s Mountain and forsakes
hsoonS, onrce on the hanks o, wood Creek
hu h'ue dovn here TO New York and puts
80 ~ i,ith Avenue Hotel, All the Repub-
vn"' ,ho, tamous bostlery are plnd TO see
eanS ~. nsuallv arrives at the hotel a little
pm o,,lock in the evening. He has cock
"" hit of sumner and then he tells the
noIitieal reporters lust what IL
M "
fpE ~, uil,er ia Mt the hotel. Mr.. Burleieh
Va" ~ ar., lie does this because Of His
go ~ io,oI,v 10 Mr.. Miller and his fondness
,os0u'e Ij"rtiror .,.,esman. on course
i' Wv. ,nanv private things said between
ne'. n 80 and Mr.. Miller hut no matter
NJ ~ .rs the Republicans Of the Union
tnN ~" ciub aid resterday that the boatmen
h.su nl,In Canal would have thought
en aus TO- ,i,nsa before accounting Mr.. Bur.
w. ..,.,smont ON his last Wait. A few days
ekl ~, bs was A candidate OF the Repubil-
ago mit no We, CO.. 49, Go.os,ht. al,
can D.' u one IsaSus p said to SUN re-
Li LIE, ,ostsrdav.
' '"Ss Burioirh tells til. newspaper men of
y.v York that be 10 q candidate for Governor.
Wv woIl be tells ma that His candidacy
bOnlJ blind for the advancement of Warner
wler. While the New York newspapers were
sporting Mr.. Durleish's announcement that
=. telling us that he was merely blazing
ID, vN for Warner Miner Mr.. Bur;
hlsh in his conversation with US said
. tho Plat. people and tn. Miller D.SDl.
,ud that they would now agree to support I'M
r''s r ,ne 'A ma ,ho, ,h,. msn -. 70 ha
can OonVention' snu .hss .h,s unau "Hs W 70
s.s, Miller ,s. hal,
va nsns " ,aH a.. ~. .-.ir. -. .nd s.Id
dthe state ior the last we've years anu s a.,
r....t, Was heaten for Governor two years
isseu was oea'en ~. ,a,,,- W.
ego It's well known tnat the miner people IN
r,.n. sn,,ad Tas.att. They ala This to Get
. sias xth Plat whose candidate Fsssett was.
Bot since s ,nen mere mas s,ooaht ps,. ana
NE Miller into the very closest communica-
ton. and they are now very thick every night at
~ nun urlsieh seya' Woud SUPPORT Warner
Miller heartily. M. Miller is we'll thought OF
G the best clements OF tho Republican party
X, Gov Hi in isssS his friends believe that
Ms should try it again this fall On lust what
he 81 ss Se
ssre for q new programme. is quite anoth er
question. but ali that we know is that Mr.. Bur
c sEh tU,a ws S cnula have the sishtest show
al SHINING the Goyernor's chair this fall was
S.ts 1 Tor Congress-. TO succeed John n. Viewer
81 aa q n nna wsed a.. IRON Ring 81
throueh Essex' FranRiin. Warren. and Wash
inston counties"
ysstsrdsv that Mr. Burlsigh met on his last
visit to New York three other candidates for
Governor. namely. Com ptrolier James A.
moreover. Mr.. BarIeish asceTtsined. that
for fien M Governor. Mr. B1reish and
Mr. sutherland had a talk about this matter.
and the latter gentleman took HIS own eandi-
MY NJ yBu eI,SSy said nhu u'u n''
according to Republicans hereabouts, Roch-
and. as one Republican expressed It: buffalo
always did want to hog everything. 1t has
got the Comptroller and Deputy Comptrol!er,
the Assembly. may add that Bufralos Greedi::
ness has precipitated q war which may end
Seriously.
The Republicans familiar with this Buffalo
row recalled the visit OF the Republican editors
OF the country newspapers to New York city =
month or so ago. The Republican editors had
fine time, and the hospitality extended to
them was principally the result Of the abors
OF John A. sleicher. editor OF the Mail and EJ-
press All was harm onious. and Mr.. Plat at
tended the lunches and banquets given to the
Republican country editors. Now all Is
changed. The Mad and cypress 10 attacking
Mr. Platt. and all Of the Buffalo papers are do
lug likewise. The innocents here In New York
have NOT understood clearly this new depart
ure A Republican explained the matter yes
terday. saying:
Just before the organization OF the Iegis-
for an important place in the Assembly Henry
I, stoddard OF The Nal aud EIpress stan Was
also a candidate for Clerk Of the Assent bly,. So
was Charles Alvin Orr Of Buffalo. Mr.. Sleicher
Interested Mr. Plat in the fortunes OF his man
and secured from him a letter addressed to
Louis f. payn who was at Albany a day or 30
before the organization of the Legislature.
Mr.. SleIcher took this letter to Mr.. Payn. aud
Mr. Mal6y the O9densburgh Republican
slated for Speaker. sided with Mr.. sleichAr.
but Mr.. Payn and his friends went In and de-
feated Mr.. Plat, Mr.. Sleicher. and Mr. Malby.
At the same time Mr.. Stoddard was beaten for
Clerk OF the Assem- bly,, and Mr. Plntt's friend,
George W Dunn, beat both Mr.. Stoddard and
Mr. nrr For, that time M tha H1U ami ~