The evening world., 1894-09-25
STILL HOPE FOR GAYNOR.
Some Think He VIII Accept, but
Others Look to whitney.


Special to The Evening world)
SARATOGA. N. Y, Sept. 25.-All the
talk was of Whitney this morning. The
popular tide seems to have turned to-
wards him. He is as much the favorite
to-day as Judge Gaynor was Yesterday.
There Is not so much mention OF Gay
nor now, because by some his letter e
accepted as an absolute refusal 20 run.
His admirers. however. refuse to be-
lieve that he is out of the race. Sena-
tor McCarty. of Brooklyn. Hugh Nc
Laughlins representative. said at noon
to-day that h. did not construe the JUS
tees letter to be an absolute refusal
to be a candidate.
He said the Kings County delegation
had a conference this morning and
would meet again tonight, and that
unless he heard otherwise from Justice
Gaynor his name would be presented to
the Convention
Many who favor Gaynor say they
think II the nomination We're rendered
to him unanimously he would accept II.
The same may be said of Mr. Whit
ney. 1t Is not known that re Is a can
d!date, but under the circumstances, II
the Convention insisted and made him
the unanimous choice, as a man wear
ing the uniform of a Democrat he could
not refuse the command of his party
Again, the same thing Is said of Hill.
1t is not without the bounds of posi-
bilities that the Convention might force
the nomination on the Senator.
1t Is n GUESSING Match.
mil, l., a., .,.,.,o .,,u -
man can tell with any degree of Ger.
tainty who the nominee will be. 1t is IL
guessing match and not a sure thing for
anybody. Mr.. Whitney will be on United
states soil before the Convention ad-
iourns II no other candidate e. agreed
IN bv to-morrow arrangements will nm
doubtedly he made 70 communicate with
Mr. wbitney at tho frat nossib,a mo-
ment
Mr. Whitman ,as M. ,o,an,,.
when he Ief, for Euron. and ha has
cahIed from, Iordon ,hat 10 IL ~. T..
the roce
A, ~ ,,,,a =, ,,. ,o,,..,, ,.o
New york Gov EIou,.r was ha,,ovad
n he tho candidate ana NJ u;h,tnaS
would upder M c,rcnrs,onoos onnosa
him Now that Gov EIowor 10 an, -, /,
and the Gold 10 froo NJ whi,rav
u,io,,. -, a,,a,,o, - -.
rhsht DE prevailed upon 10 become the
standardbearer of his party.
But he will not he selected ~ Senator
,,n, , ne w., "''n no' We selecleu II senator
mn mas MS way as pointed out IN these
uespatches sesleraay' senator mn ls
shadow him as n Presidential nossibilitv.
" 49,
Discussing the situation.
r,. rou,,,ar M, y,u, a., v,,
County delegations were in s session n ahs
morning to consider the situation. There
ia a Tendency in Tammanv ana IN xin.s
County towards whitney, although
Ne nens,s.o,, rhav arc awat,ina dnv.,
MS canu'uaey' iheS arc awaiting ue'sr
| or greater Importance to them at the
go, 80 an, 10 tho comics, for thai
present 'noi.eh' Is 'ne 'o''eS. ioi ,nel
York city. and the shepardites from
prooI,vr Tho state Democracv mot at
iorooh'sn nc 80 - me- a'
| Hotel at $50 O'Clock, and appointed a
oo,n,,,,oo -, which ax-secrotar,, 1,hos
s G mn,.oSn, :. " rn.'rusn az, S.o Snas,
s. fairchiid Is chairman. ana Frederic
| r,amhars ~ nrasent tbair casa 10 ~.
n'I.. r.., '"'
Committee on Contested Seats.
factions may come to an agreement and
divide representation, but Tammany an
paIenty goes hot wans TO 70 narmohlze
its way, the State Democracy wifi be
| ignored. The latest slate Is:
r, s.
me L"'eS' s'"'e'
whitney for Governor. Frederick
| Cook az Rochester. or ex-Senator John
/ ]. Linson, of Kingston, for Lieutenant
Governor. and Justice Gaynor Tor Judge
| Of the Court OF Appeals.