New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
PLANNING FOR THE FIGHT.
WESTERN NETWORK REPUBLICANS WILL
DO THEIR SHARE

TIEs-coXrRoGLUR RoBERTs's FINE REPr-
rArroN-sENAroR sAXToN TALKED OF
Rooms FOR THE LIEUTENANT
GovERNoRsHIP.
Buffalo June u (SpeciaD.-A;hough the Repub-
ncan s;aie Convention still IS several months
or. /. s. possible to form very definite idea OF
Western NETWORKS wants IN that convention.
The-s WI: be candidates for both Governor and
Ile,.enant- Governor from this erd OF the state
!; slfe.y can - stated tina; Western New-York VIII
present the names OF FIVE men. TWO will be cendl-
dates for Governor ana three for second place on
the ticket. Republicans in this part OF the Sta.e
share the confidence 81 the New-York Ci;y leaders
tia. this is Republican year and that the ticket
to be nominated IA. vii; be satisfactory 70 a.
opinion within the party. and vii; be trium?han;iy
= c,el ALREADY the work OF organizing for the fa
c,nlp1'zn r. being carried on. In the country
dlstric.s especially the party managers propose 70
make no f1r tho apIthv o. three years ago BY got
ting ont every Republican vote. There is no IS
gj,!sng the fact that rrra; voters VIII take iar
greater Interest in the coming campaign than they
d,d when Roswell =. Flower was Elected Governor
They have beea thoroughly awakened b. the Dis
trssslnE work Of the Democrats a. Washington.
Aslda from the factory and shop hands who have
been thrown out Of employment by toe threatened
enactment u a Frcs-rrade Tariff bill a. Washing
ton ~ class Of New-YCrsers fees the great He-
Brpssi more. prCDlD.N. imam 40 tHt la 'i+N'''
In many parts Of Western New-York they find them
,,.yeg derived OF a market for their products be-
On iso the city and village wOrh.ngTeA Who!n they
haze been supplying are unable to PROVIDE TOT 'e'r
families as they did during the PROSPEROUS times
when the Republicans were in power ct MasAihS'on'
\ striking difference which vii. be seen between
this and the las, Gubernatorial campaign Is =
regard to the Ta:nrnary issue II Is generally agreed
among u2-c0untry politicians that one Of the chef
errors of the campaign ed by ex-senator jacob
So,t essett Was that the rural voters ma ~ iss'5
In, T,t-.r,ny cxtravagance. Talt seemed not -
interest thcm particularly. But they now reaiize
fll,v what TIE Tribune ard ex-senator Fasse;t
tod them at the timc-that II Ia Hmany should get
fin contro; Of the Legislature ard the Governor
s1lp III, who.e State would be taught the lesson
~ Tam,neny extravaraace under which the tax
pavers os New-York Cry Rad been bleeding Tor
years The reckless eStrlYagance OF me Demo-
cratic LEGISLATURES Of iS. and 63 under me ea Ter
ship of observation-disclosures william +. sheeaaA
AL - Speaker william Su.zer. has had the erect
az s,iltfyirc The rurl. vote against machine csis-
alton This feeling IS being grelt.y auSmen.eI %
the shocking disclosures f. Tlmmany corruption
witch are being brought ont by senator LeXow ana
the senate Committee. For these reasons the
country voters tails year Wi. take great interest,"
In this conspicuous STATE issue. which. VITA the
hard ,lns caused By Democratic incGpacIiy AZ
Washington. VII eff-c;ua.y prevent any apathy
In the Republican ranks. \ fu!. Republican vote n
al ,h- r,rl. counties - W,s'-rn Nr~-lorA aatey
may be counted upon. r. wiz De- augmented by Run
bred, " yotos from Dom1crl;s. who 'adorse '-e
low tax rate mad BY The Rop:h!ican LEGISLATURE tHi9
year and who are Disguised with ;ne altitude TAKEN
by the Cleveland Administrator reative u the
Sugar Tfust scandal.
Her, In Burao. James 4 Roberts the present
STATE Controller u.s. OK course warmly supported i'f
fir, p,ac. on .Ae state ticket next "a. There u no
foundation for tie Gently published statement tha;
Mr. Roberts intends % De a candidate Tor SCOT"
place. Thu statement i US own reputation Were
ne 6, resign thc Con'ro.iership - accept The Lieu
-G,vern,rsnip 1t would b. abl"don.ns one
office to accept another Of Jess importance Eeaders
~ The Tribune viii rrcan THAI last November
after Mr. Roberts I'D been elected 70 his present
Office General Wilson : Bissei sent MIN
cougratulltorv telegram. in which h. said that Mr:
n,harts hi been e."ci4i - ne most important
ofc. In inc state next - the GJvernorship though
A cer.ala observation-disclosures didn't rea..ze that
iact So .hrcwi po,itlclan az Mr.. Clcveiaud's
Postmaster General having paced max e.i!Iia -
upon the Importance Of the respective Offices. u IS
palm Ina. Mr. Koberi- woId not think OF ieAVihs
hiy pr sent ofNcc for the other. ...
hit though p, frees m"ntHn"i In connect y "ln
the G,trra'rship it Is bi no means cert an KAT 'me
name of cJauo-er Eon'rt5 VIII 90 t.iorv we NJ
va.t.,u. II h- should decide 20 lrrml iS ~
ton. Ar undoubtedly woIl have me s2I ph'H.hE o.
,he Ere 4.csaton. vita others from tnis . end ~
the state. Tho cont~'tr- 3 being S'rongy hIseu -
ril by many 81 th- Buffalo pol'i cans ana r.por
,in IN .bis cnJ 80 The STATE Their are on the
other hanl. a good many Bufal9 RsproLcans "n}
want see NJ Roberts reelected a y. Ip.l' = 49,
then hav- his name present" r. IN. H2V,rnI t
three years hence. They contend mar ms business
Ike administration Of the oiii'e VIII inslsr ms re-
election next year. ami that he viii. hen b. tne
logical cani lat, 10 head IN. Republican state ticket
n iNG bur whether MS name Is prsSeat[aH r,r .s
wear or some Other good man ~ nominated f.I'r
County can De- dep.ndei upon Tor 4 O'k Nrp~g}.'a
.argr the phenomena, one gwen - the entire
Republican stale iick'i hSi "a. :. =, ,,,. ~
the coming convention "''t ~ our y, n.",i
l.cte without The name OF tnaties J. s'Nlpi, 81
WAYNE who made such a mAsn..'n I'Sor' 80
winter There Is unQurs'.una0'r a strong fe-inT ~
o. the party in the up-couniry R@pupIc2n strgHg.
holds If he should be n)minated IN" New ork
that Senator Saxtons voting strength in the conven-
from M. own 'rt nln - ,f, ,,,i
different parts * ihg STATE IF e 'oRS9mb2@ n' f1
Governor It is agreed here that senator Sax,2n
would Doe a very strong man FOR second Place IBIS.
s,xfon himself regards as the one in which he
cau.l DE ~ mo-. service % his party AID to the
II is an interesting contest which the three West
ern N"v,- York cand!dates Tor enant-Gov"rnor
The candbia:es arr ex-senator Commodore Perry
large in tho Constitutional Convention; Arthur G.
Wade. OF Chauta uQua who ran Tor controller on
the Republican ticket three wears ago. and George
" Alirilgc. ~ Monroe. who recently was elected
Mayor OF Rochester, EySenator Nelder has murh
strength among the Republicans Of the country
lietrcts because OF the benoncient taX-mrasures
which h. succeeded I'm placing upon the statute
books during his long service IN tne state Senat"
vhiSh have relieved tn people of thousands Of
dollars of taxes every year Mr.. Nedder Will have
Tho dele gates from CattarHugus and Alleganv coun
lbs 10 start with Mr. wade already has tho sup
port OF Chautauqua's delegates. The Republican
''oun,v Committee h1viLg unanimously Endorsed
his candidacy and pledged its earnest efforts 70
secure for him the nomination. Mr.. Adr.dge VIII
have the solid delegation from Monroe SoHnty as
The nucleus for his boom. ana his friends declare
hat Le will be supported by the counties adjacent
~ Monroe particularly those in tn" Senate District
now represented by Cuthbert w Pound OF Lock
port - 49, s,. -.
mentioned IN connection with the GoVernorship |
again this year But Mr.. WadsWorth IS not
~ ndilate lie is juat finishing his second term
II REPRESENTATIVE in Congress from the %NNIst Dis
il Tiumphrrys chairman % the Republican County !
committee in Wyoming Is candidate for Con |
sress. but Livingston. Niagara ard Gtnesee are |
ii,.v 10 be for Nad swor,h and Orleans is not OPP
posed 10 mis- return. Mr. Wadsworth will be /,