New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
PAvEY's PROSPECTS IN THE XVIII.
TIE INDEPENDENTS AND GOOD GOVERNMENT
MEN WANT HIM FOR sENAToR-oP-
POSED BY PI,ATT

THE INDEPENDENTS AND GOOD GOVERNMENT
MEN WANT HIM FOR sENAroR-oP-
POSED By PLATT.
The contest for the Republican nomination TOT
Senator In the XVIII District Is attracting cons'ier
able attention for It is said that 1t Will be maue
test of the power and influence OF the state f'epuo'
can machine in controlling nominations in this city
Ex-Assembyman Howard Payson Wllds. VINO was
candidate has Withdrawn his name from the eohs'a-
Grafton OF his friends they have AL united in
the support OF Assemblyman Frank ~ faVe''
A determined and we'll organized opposition 10 WI
Pavey's nomination exists In the district oa-NSu'
d,rected and supported 1t s alleged by the influence
~ Thomas c. Plat and managed by Edward l-au-
.orhach president OF the County Committee ms
,noson Is due TO the fact that by his course IN the
Assembly last winter Mr.. Pavey incurred 'he per
sonai il-will and hostility OF Mr. Piat'' "o ,a
h,s record is concerned, 1t snouid nav nc
ht, IN tho minds OF all honorable RepuoncH"s "
nm ~ a, ,or nromotiop and political honor. but lie
,,,,o1 tho unpardonab.e fault, In the Hlh"s
| ,bo machine leaders OF criticising the Ho'N'
| methods of Mr. Patt and the state machine 49,.
! ,horafore TO be turned down ana preVeh'eu i
| ro,urning TO the Legislature as "aFnne
ao,srosnecting Independent young men IN the iu.,e
se'A-'esp -, dare "a go 10 Albany and be their
| that they do not ddIe ~ 90 -
| own masters. ,..s. a.,a,do,es have
hon brought into the fed against MI favey' a."
| uhor, have come strength in dnereh' pa''' -
| district II appears that the nhdO"'"' " -.
| I,rr,,ned which one of the four snail MAJ .
-. 1olaeates in convention which MT
| -. "a, control The question now asked Is va"
| Tho penubllcans OF the district afford 10 taAe ,ne
| ,.,oa -, ,urnnR down a member OF the AssemoS
| h, b,s distinguished himself and made pa't0
,,arv brilliant record in favor OF the reform VI '''
,. government by supporting proper egisiation io'
| that purpose at Albany Such s'ep' ~ -, 80
,o,aI vrou,d be likely ALLEVIATE the goodwLi anu
u,nnort of a vast body OF Observation-Disclosures ne
| n,b,Icars especially among the younger men, VINO
ha,,o besn led 10 look to he party as party o.,
n~Incinle and nigh devotion TO pubic interests a. a.
m more practical way still, the Republicans u Is
asserted by Mr. Payeys frierHs cam sch
vast body OF independent voters ana ,oSd b Cool
ment Club men Two OF sne and ID cover the terri
torv Of This district They are vel organized nae
large enrolment ana propoSSei TO camSaien Their
PP"nvantion for the purpose OF nominating Seha
has been adjourned in order to SEQ what aS Sn W.
he taken by the Republican Convention Inc i frn.
~ o,ard among the members OF the clubs Is amos
unanimous that If the Republican convention nom .
n'tS and viii secure their active supper; and m
dune Tho sentiment Is represented az Pelng
strons that II the Republicans put themselves upon
rr.nor1 40 defeating the nomination Of man under
mo c,rcumstances indicated above. and II u Is
d,onstraied that Mr. Plat and the machine lead
% can dctate the nomination in that district 10
nomInate and an independent RepuDiean iT H.
senate Whether sucn IN woud certainly be
disastrous hc regu.ar M e n9hnTr
Samuel j. Morrison, OF No =" MesI 81 n,,est
,;;,, n recently published statement which re-
ferred 10 the candidacy OF James w FER! ,ot "a
| ,orost Mr. Morrison says that he was one OF me
FIRST among Mr. Perrye legion OF iren1s 70 go ,
cate him for tn RePTeeam hW no caae The
friends OF Mr. Perry in the Gistrlct Mr NOTES vi ,S
u9aware ps OF any wheh pTomps them to al
! vocate his nomination