New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
cOGGESHALL WILL RUN AGAIN.
HE EXPECTS TO BE NOMINATED by THE TRADES
ASSEMBLIES OF UTICA AND ROME-A
TALK WITH SENATOR O'CoNNOR

HE EXPECTS TO BE NOMINATED by THE TRADES
ASSEMBLIES OF UTICA AND RoME-A
TALK WITH SENATOR oCoNNoR.
Little Falls. ~ Y, June IA dispatch to THE
Evening sun" from Utica says: AN immediate
friend OF state Senator II. j. Coggeshall tod your
correspondent to-day that the Wa'erville statesman
will positively be a candidate for Senator IN
November He will be nominated by the trades
assemblies OF Utica and Rome. The intention is
FOR the two assemblies to hold an assembly either
IN r'tca or Rome and place Mr.. Coggeshall in
uomiuat,on for Senator Whether this will be done
before or after the Republican Convention Is held
has no been decided upon o, ne for senafor
lie Is a former member OF the Assembly CosgT
shalIs friend said he believed the senator would
pou Al least 1000 votes in Oneida County. II he
does his he Will win. There is no doubt what
yeT lmi maj Mr Coggeshali VIII make the race"
pinghamton. June p 1SpecaD.-senator OConnor
talked to-day I'm regard to the political situation
The Senator said that he would not accept nomi-
nation again for the Senate. He was asked about
the candidacy OF Coggeshall In Oneida County.
politics In that county, said the Senator, are III
a very peculiar state. As near IA can make out,
ne Their party appears TO want CoggeshaI 10 run
coggeshan says he can be elected without the sup
torf Of either the Republican or the Democratic
party He has been at albany many years Wh'ie
there he always voted FOR the labor organizations
and against any restrictive eAcSe D o vt an, gainst
! think be- made great mstake IN No,hs u nsrn
the Police Reform bill The efort OF the tttIo,.''
bill 20 give the IoIlce 'oHlfiIs>ioh'iS VI -"
York city more power FOR SIX months only. 10 re
move members OF the Department wnen tnty chose
provided Il was In their Judgment, Tor the p"ieH'
OF tn. Department This was for SIX months ohy
After that things were to drop back into tneir ora
channels by that mean. member OF ths iotce
could not bee removed without being 'ile' uPoi,,
charges Look At the trouble the new folISe BOAT
is having In N.w-lOrk ttty to-day Inc! ihi
that the police Sinking their duty are lazy ana
snftcss. and Yet they are po"eriess 10 rsn1 p,i
them Had COggeshall voted for the REFORM piii
ali. this would have been avoided. and the Metropolis
tan police force could have been thoroughly re.
| IA sly
10 my personal knowledge senator fiau eNer.en
In vain all his influence get Coggeshal 10 chanSe
his vote go that the Reform bill could become a
law" , p,.,,
Ever since ! twenty years old ! nave heatu
the cry Down Platti He Is detrnrnt 10 tne
party and similar remarks. The people have heard
the cry much that II has lost all erect ~ "a.
Republican voters do not want Plat as their
leader 1t Is I'm their power TO go 10 the caucuses
and down him. Plat cannot control the cauSuses,
pariv is made Up OF thinking intelligent mem ana
no man | don't who he Is, can cohtroi tncn.
II Senator Plat does not do things Tor the Dene.
of the Republican party don't see how ne retains
his following. lie certainly has very mite pat! onase
TO distribute and until this year he dii not nave
ana! ,,A "a, ,,ovo,en,s called
Nugwump!sm Indcpc ndentism and the Ike ma
New York city. the organization which - hghtng
Plat harder than any other body are 'ieNeianu
democrats Is II right that such an organization
should control the Republican party? THIS orEani-
7ation * ngh,Ing the Republican Senator'S. why
do they not urn little OF their attention upon the
Democratic Senators who voted against every re-
form measure introduced at the last session; ME
i'm Albany one hears good deal ABOUT corruption.
A for r~yself could get up courage enough
,o md out whether not there really Is any l
believe there is much more talk than corruption