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STATE POLITICAL NOTES And NEUS

Ex-Marsha LOUIS F. Payn's ill-health and in
consnlcuousness since the Senate investigation led
TO the rumor that he had retired or was about 10
retire from politics. There Is no foundation "ha'-
ever for the story. Payn Is politician by nature
He could not exist outside he swift OF ACTIVITY IN
cidental legislatures and conventions. Ioh'cs
is the absorbing passion OF his lie He has not re-
tired: he has no intention Of retiring. but on The
contrary Is hard at work trying TO bring ABOUT
the nomination OF his faithful lieutenant bod
Hunter. Of Poughkeepeie for state senator; nun,
ter was formerly IN contr9l o, rne Of thermal Reve-
and member of the state Committee. a, pre-
ar Albany He is a shrewd politician and the Anti
Machine forces realize that 1t VIII require az ,nei
1t is understood that Payn's left bower. aaron
Gardiner who was chairman OF the As s 9r
dietary Committee last term VIII 60 back as AL,
to the lower house He aspired to the Senate, hui
as he lives in Columbia County. i was thought hes a
with putnam compose the XXIVth Senate District.
and Hunter is considered the most avahane canu, anu,
OF view.
Despite the opposition of the Machine. the senti-
ment in favor of enlargng the membership OF the
Republican State Committee continues to grow with
surprising strength and rapidly. Tine syracuse
Post reflects the predominant feeling oil
Central New-York on this question when 1t
saws: "At present not half the counties
are represented. Republicans in the mis-
represented counties have 20 make their hght IA, at
hey be are nn noi en they have to
pursue roundabout methods 10 get H. me State
Committee should be made larger but whether the
change should be made to county representation or
Assembly District representation Is iair question
for discussion" Tine POST favors one member
from each county.
There is the usual triangular fight this year for
State Senator In the Niagara Genesee Orleans Dis
trict each county having candidate Mr., futile
of Leroy. appears for Gencsee, and the veteran
Richard Crowley, Of Lochport. who was candidate
for the United States Senate when Thomas {;
Plat chosen is spoken OF for Niagara Dut
Mr.. Crowley says that he Is not after the place.
Ex-Senato: L L. Pitts Is the most active asp,r,
ant and his nomination seems assured his own
county. Orleans is reported to be solidly Tor him.
An exhilarating Bit OF political gossip is fur
nshed by friend of Senator Coggeshall in The
Rochester Pos;-;.xpross." II this authority
1.-The regula- organization in Oneida County OF
which Chairman Hackett IS the leader. refuses to
indorse the candidacy OF the Senator he Will not
only run as an Independent candidate but in this
even he will in AL probability apply for membership
In the new Republican State Club ana use ihai 10
sravely adds that while this is a possibility" 4
+ mot a probability" because. he explains. %
the as S1G Mon no RS5 1fce 81 ss would no
desert his Pary no ma angdr %na. po.seshai
in The Utica Herald" and 80 that paper Is pre-
pairing 10 come out for Coggeshall once more
Senator OConnor's recent declaration that he was
in favor OF party leader and that all good Repub-
leans should be similarly disposed leads The
Buffalo News to remark "A party leader ana
a party boss are two different affairs Washing
ton. Jackson. Lincoln were party leaders Ihey
were leaders of political sentiment and gave TO
their followers rallyng cry upon which political
contests fought. Imagine one OF these patri-
otto leaders doing out offices and trading In pat
,onare debating 20 candidates and fixing primaries
and State conventions; obstructing state legisia-
ton and directing regularly elected state onciAio.
ng .nf for the tinted stae Senate ana
House OF Representatives and collecting conlrlou-
tons from corporations and giving in return pro
lection to interests; levyng party assessments
from all and giving no accoun, OF expenni,
ali good Republicans should be opposed TO the pei
petuation OF such usurpation o! the authority that
is sacredly invested In the people alone.
Franklin Il. Sherwood. who unseated by the
courts or the ground OF ineigib,y. is again a
candidate for Senate honors In the Steuben Yates
Distric:. Mr.. Sherwood lives in Hornellsvii!e
1t is popular suppositlon that Rochester be
longs TO Mr.. Plat. The party organization there
was believed 10 be owned by him absolutely. and
such a thing opposition to the machine there
was rldiculed by the boss and his follower Never
theess since the organization Of the State CUB
opposition has developed ana IT !. tGrmidaog on
roe County. including John Van Vcorhis, Charies
1ran sfs anr the M"Sr
Of building together the reform elements OF me
party against the Mdridge-Parsons-s utheriahd
THE Rough Notes Of Valatle lifts its voice TO
declare that the Democrats easily whip the
Republicans In Columbia County this year sim
liar confidence expressed by one Mitcheil pre-
vious TO his encounter with MT. CorDeU.
Since Senator Mullin made known 10 his con-
stituens that he was not particularly averse to
denomination all the other asprants for the place
seem to have stolen from public view In silence.
So far as known there will be opposition to
him in the convention. As his nomination Is
equvalen, election the state IL practlcaly
assured OF me services OF one OF the best men IN
the Legislature for he next three years.
"The Buffalo Express thinks that MI Piatts
famous literary bureau is neglected. OF its duties
I'm allowing State Committeeman Glenn to abuse
the State Club Republicans in such a clumsy style
as he recently employed in The Cuba Patriot
II reflected unfayorably upon the syndicate that
has been editing Mr. Patts rural newspapers OF
late besides impairng confidence In Mr.. Glenn's
literary skill ana siatesmanlIke qualities