New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.
THE CANVASS AND THE CANDlDATES-WHAT
TIE NEWSPAPERS ARE SAYING

THE NEWSPAPERS ARE SAYING.
"The Syracuse standard makes these reflections:
ut is patent that up TO date the GubernaioTial ned
Is still wide open. Altogether. the canvass is IN
splendid condition to eSce party fe9 ,hn sc5 2 a
The Saratoga convention IS likely 10 be composed OF
cSoce ard vgorans enough in their Independence
to fulfil that obligation TO their constituents
From information which 1t has obtained "rne
Syracuse Courier is led 10 believe that Frederick
Cook of Rochester the former Secretary OF S'ae.
NAV be the Democratic candidate Tor lheulehah'-
Governor instead OF for Governor
General Stewart L. woodfords candidacy says
The Eln.ra Advertiser" renders the probability of
Mr. Morton securing Kings County more remote
than before and Warner Mller's counties. together
with Leslie ". Russels are maKhs arg for ae
In the central northern part OF the state - Id' d.
Mr. Mor,ons hopes are concerned
supporters of Thomas c. Piat,. The New-Yori;
Commercial Advertiser" announces are not 81 lofty
In their pretensions 70 the strength OF Lew =
Morton as they week ago: To be%ih VIM
but the tgures have been revised, until now the best
that is claimed fOr him IL a SAFE majority OF ''c
convention.
Judge A. d. L. Baker OF Gloversvlile. declares
THE Utica Press" has many friends IN one'da
County who would be glad 70 see him no'ninasc! Tor
Congress on the Republican ticket In his district
"rha Osweco Times hopes that the Republican
convention a; Saratoga viii furnish a Lively contest
for the nomination for Governor. I'VE tus;. The
Times" continues that no; one OF the candIiates
the Representatives OF the Republican parry al af"
oga VIII wiihdraw IN aIyanys e N rsber that the
number might Increase
Mr. Plat stu insists. says THE Brooklyn Times.
that the contest is closed that Mr.. Moron's noini-
nation on the ballot Is assured and that the cry
OF the Republican rank and Me Tor Nh M9Ttoh p W
does not believe this himself and nobody esc hoes
Mr.. Depew IL on the SEA sI' nm y"rk friends
are working in his behalf with vgor ana eArn'"'he''
''The Watertown Times" Is assured that the Re-
publican State Convention will be a notable gather
ing of strong men. every county Is sending i's
leaders.
If Governor Flower should be renomna,ei. he may
expect 10 be badly cut in the city OF Albany. de-
cares The Albany Express
The candidacy Of Mr. Morton. gays "The Buff
falo Commercial" Is not widely or arlently desired
by the Republicans Of New-York and the assump-
ton that the question Of the leadership Is settled
by his wilingness TO BE- & % apH no Src 70
all. and the coming State Convention OF the re
mods or threats Of bosesn than any that has gath
cred in this State in years.
THE Binghamton Evening Herald" would be sur
prlsed If the delegations that break In the state
Convention do not break as quickly in the direction
OF or, mayer The HSraId believes II is safe 10
say that Mr.. Morton VIII not be nominated on the
first ballot
THE Syracuse Journal" believes that the present
canvass OF the candidates for Gubernatorlal honoW
is wholesome for the Republican party, and that
the nominee will lead united. harmonious party 10
victory at the election.
THE Buffalo Evening News and Telegraph asks:
ON selecting candidate for Governor two or three
months before the time for the nominating con-
ventlon 10 meet has not Boss Platt made an effort
TO manage the Republican party? Or rather, has
he not taken the management away from dele
gated conven.iOnY'
In urging the nomination Of Gorton w. Allen for
Lieutenant Governor on the Republican ticket THE
Auburn Daily Advertiser" says OF him: lie mas
unbounded energy and the widest acquaintance as
a business man His name would appeal 10 the
business men, and to the farmers throughout the
Empire State The Republican state Convention
could do the party greater service at Saratoga
placing th.s strong and popular man