The sun., 1894-10-01
A MUM ADMINISTRATION.
ONLY .4DLAI SENDS GooD WISHES
TO the NEW FORK CANDIDATES.
Senator Hiu and Dan Lockwood 10 Take
the StumP-Thsy Are Studyine the Situ-
stlon in The state with Expert Eyes.

Senator Hiu and Dan Lockwood 10 Take
the Stump-They Are Studyins the ssitu-
altos n the state with Expert Eyes.
Senator Hill has received all told nearly two
thousand kilograms congrntulating him on his
nomination for Governor Representative Dan
lei n. Lockwood Of Buffalo, the candidate for
Lieutenant Ciovernor, has received nearly as
many. Many OF these kilograms to Senator Hill
have declared that he undoubtedly will be the
candidate of the party for President in 1906
None OF the messages of this character. how
ever. have been published.
Up TO this time President Cleveland has sent
no congratuatory word to Mr.. HILL Mr.. Lock-
wood. or Judge Gaynor. ce-President Steven.
son has sent an exhilnrating despatch to Mr. IIill
but beyond that the Federal Administration at
Washington and Buzzarls Bay and elsewhere
has not had time to wish God speed to the
standard bearers Of the Democratic party in
New York state this fail. No word was expect
ed from Walter Quinton Gresham. Sec
rotary Of state. He 10 Republican.
On the first ballot in the Republican National
Convention In 1888 at Chicago June 90, on n
high protective tariff platform. Mr.. Gresham
received IL votes for the nomination of Presi-
dent, on the second ballot 10s. and on the third
1913. The next day, on the fourth ballot, Mr..
Gresham received OS votes. and on the fifth
ballot, on the same day. he was NJ votes strong.
On June 20, the Convention having adjourned
over Sunday, Mr.. Gresham on the sixth and
seventh ballots each time received 81 votes. and
| ON the eighth ballot he got 80 votes Gen.
Harrison won on that ballot. receiving 5i4
votes.
senator Hill and Mr.. Lockwood and Judge
Gaynor have not as vet received kindly mes
sages from John Griffiu Carlisle Secretary of
the Treasury; Daniel Scott Lamont Secretary
| Of War; Richard Olney, Attorney General (;
| Wilson shannon Bissell, POstmnster-tieneral; F.;
| Hilary A. Herbert, Secretary OF the Navy: liokc
smith, Secretary OF the Interior, or Julius Ster-
Neither senator Hill MIR. lockwood. nor
Judge HayDor has ~ yet formally accepted the
nomination Of the Saratoga Convention. Tile
committee OF notification has been named.
The Democratic state Committee. on the au-
thOrity Of the Convention. has power 10 I'LL all
vacancies IN the ticket caused either by death
or by designations.
senator Hill and his associates on the ticket
are awaiting with more or less int crest the con-
illusions Of the tHirchilders ofNew York county
and the Shepar,lites OF Kings. The turmoil In
New York city. the racket In Brooklyn, the dis
turbancc i'll Albany, the reports of commercial
nnd industrial depression in nearly every county
In the State. all these and many more Influences
are being discussed by the candidates md their
counsellors. Twenty-onr out OF the thirty -four
congressman in the Stute Democrats.
New congressman are 10 be elected this fall.
The npportioninent that the Constitutional Con-
vention has ordered submitted to the voters this
fall has come In for the most careful cOnsidera-
tiOn. and last, but by no means least, the al
legged influence OF the A. L.. \. IN the coming
struggle has not been overlooked. The Demo-
Gratis admit unreserredly that pretty battle il
When the candidates accept the nominations
of the Convention Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Lockwood
will appeal to the people from the stump. They
will make the most rattling campaign In years.
Judge Gaynor. should he remain on the ticket,
will probably not make any speeches. Ii Is not
customary for a candidate for judicial hOnors to
take the stump