New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25

d.Gete until he had looked over the SITUATION
for day or so. This simply means that MT.
Lockwood desires 20 know Mr.. Hills atutuue
toward him. II he obtain Mr.. hui sup
port he will swiftly become a candidate Mr..
Sheehan and the Erie County Democrats WINE
thus supporting Mr.. Lockwood. have Frederick
Cook Of Rochester as their second choice Au-
gustus Scheu Of Buffalo, said this morning Una
Mr. Cook would have the support for me nomi-
nation of nearly all the delegates from VEST, Il
Nev-York EX-State Controller Campbell VINO
leads the delegation from Steuben County,
states that all Of the delegates from DaVld 10,
Hilrs old Congressional district. composed OF
TIE counties OF Steuben. Chemung. schuyler
and Genosce. will support Mr. Cook
for Governor Some Democratic politicians
deem this attitude OF the Chemung delegation
which Mr.. Hill especially controls as slghincan.
OF UuTs intentiors on Wednesday In other
words. they believe that Hin intends to noml-
nate Mr. Cook for Governor.
rumor was started tonight that an at
tempt might be made to stampede the con
ycntb,n for David T. Hill for Governor MI
Hill however, has told good many OF nls III,
innate political friends to-day that ne "ou'u
not accept the nomination.
FLOWER STILL NURSES HOPE
Another rumor is that the supporters Of Kos
well p Flower have not yet given up the nope
of nominating him for Governor and VIII at
tempt TO stampede the convention Tor mn
for the nomination Mr.. Flower. 1t Is pointed
out has never said he would decline the norm
nation. but merely that he does not WISH w
nOmina ton. Mr. Flower tneN aIso say 9,iO
personal interest in the nomination by sus-
costing that the Fairchd Democrats haNc d
third representation in New-lorK Guy anu
the Shepard Democrats thru repaeSe". va,
ton from Brooklyn. This was az.
Olive branch of concilation thrust OUT
of the Democratic ark by Mr.. Flower. they say
in the last hope Of obtaining the Demo
cratic nomination. Daniel G. Grim, one
of Mr. Flowers most intimate pohucai
friends was here tonight in compan?
with Colonel T 6 Williams. the Governor pr,
lpnlxi
possibly specializing upon the possibility ol noun
mating Mr. Flower for Governor after AL the
Other Democratic candidates have declined 'he
nominatjnn Nh Flowers friends say ne Is strong
among the farmers. and that il is a pity NOT 10
nominate him and take advantage OF TINS
strength But the Democrats of the cities rep!
to this that Mr. Flower would run behild loo'VVo
Democratic votes III the cities it,.
When Word came from New-York late tonight
thar Judge Gaynor positively declined to accept
the Democratic nomination for Governor me
news delighted the Mclaughlin Democrats ot
RrookIvn and the Democrats OF the interior oI
the State Democrat of prominence "Ao "a'
a candidate for a state Office last fal, salu'
'GaynOr voted against the Dehocrduc ga
ticl-ct last fall II We should nominate him ne
would be beaten by 100000 majority
IJNsoN LOOKING AFTER SECOND PLACE.
Ex-senator John ]. Linson, OF Kingston WHO
seems to be slated for the nomination LOT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. arrived here tonight IL
Frederick Cook should be nominated for Cover
mr. and Mr. IjnsOn for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, II
g. said some New-York or Brooklyn Democrat
MAJ no nominated for Judge of the Court o!
Appeals.