New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

them to chip in and support the machine that he
| the best Republicans in NewYork. 1 don't believe
| they will chip in just yet
STATE POLITICAL NOTES AND NEWS.
Referring to Mr.. Platt's denunciaon OF the plan
for enlarging the State Committee "conspr-
| acy' against himself. Mr.. Fassett says in The
| Elmra Advertiser: This is peculiar attitude
for Mr. Plat to take. What has he to do with the
| Republican party that justifes him In making any
| such extravagant declaration? Has he reached the
| point where he cOnfuses himself with the party!
| Does he think with his young friend MI barnes,
| OF Albany. that the Republican organization and
Has Mr. Plat AT any time officially been made by
| any court OF competent jurisdiction the sole anu
exclusive receiver Of all the goods and assets OF the
| Republican partyY
| A conference Of Republicans. including ex-senator
| Warner Miller and General GARRISON OF the Re-
| publican National Committee will be held at the
| home Of Alfred Dodge. in Dolgeville, next week
| The excise question it Is said, will be considered
| among other things. General Clarkson holds the
most most liberal yeWs On tns Mile Mr. Mler Who
| lives In free-for-ail commonwealth led the hgnt
| Ciovernorship DO Mr. Dodge proposes TO have
representatives. Of both sides on hand TO discuss 'he
| question
OF the denuncia,ions Of Mr. Roosevelt by Plat
and his henchmen The Hudson Republican publican re-
whether Ar. Plat approves of him or not"
| Tho .snap" primaries OF Mr.. Barnes In Albany
| COUNTY are vigorously denounced by The state
| the new Republican rival OF The Journal NOT
since lssl" +, declares. when John +. smyth
| forced unon the Republican organization OF Albany
| his .snap' primaries and began the factionaI war
| In New-York state. which ended not even with 'he
| assassination OF President GARFIELD nave men car
| ing themselves Republicans ventured so rashy ~
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| ~ poll,ical usage. the rash and Vaihglofious
creatures ~ accident who seek 10 control the des-
,lnic- ~ the people Of this county by their action
to-day These snap primaries, called when all ou'
tho willing tools OF the chief manipuators are utl,
hib has ruined pavid B Hills political influence
and esiranged from the Democratic orsanzAtlon an
NE ySrk siate wait and behold mighty unani.
molr- and magnificent outburst OF pSpulat T.; ahanv
9a f5o" on 10 ths Yum Of honesty
and prneipe And let nliSe Tnder no pretext
or any circumstance VIII the iecisi3n 81 hi rssiar
Repnblican organization The paper gives here
cslI FOR meeting Of protest 10 be held IN harnanus
bl.r"h.l n,s assembled on or before August l5
TO arrange for the holding OF prlmlres "a eatn then
| :" b1ttie. Tor liberty and fair representations
v,vor Green. OF Blnghamton. denies that he Is
an aspirant for the Senate nomination IN pace OF
|
9TH. Albany Journals denuncstion OF the anti
machine Republicans for creating "A rumpus IN the
| penuhlican party" leads The Bufaio News 70
! ahserve. "A rumpus like thunder, purities the air.
| Mr. Rrookneld's refusal to pay further attention
| 70 Chairman Hackett is indorsed by rhe buHaio
Express" which declares he IS right IN ADDRESSING
m rn1Sn ON" MIR PIatt it adds should not be al
lowed send substitute to receive Ills e"S''sa-
| tons
| opnonents OF Mr. Bliss plan for charging the
| Republican State Committee TO 100 members point
| TO the fact that New-York, Kings Albany anu r'rd
| counties would be given under the new arrange
ment sixty-eight committeeman. or nearly one-half
| -, ,ha uhol. number But THE Cattaraugus Re-
| nuhican', disposes of this argument by showing
| That at present under the congress, uis'Iic.
Us hr'u Ave- committeeman. This 1t adds,
knocks out the argument that the new plan would YOU,
RemBBcan' thinks win The Tribune that a com.
mittceman from each county eHSeP, o, al
New York and Kings. would De ''e '"o'' p'ae'''"'
| solution of the question
The question of amending the Constitution so as
| tn make the President ineligible for the next sue
| co.dir, torn, IL again being discussed. and THE
buffalo Courier insists that now Is good time 10
| make the change
| co,oneI Archibald Rogers Of Duchess County. is
said to have had the Endorsement OF Governor Nor
ton for state Senator. THE Hudson Republican
holds that the Governors advice should be taken IN
his instance and that II probably Will be, whether
| II suits the views of Boss Platt or NOT
| "The Poughkeepsie Evening star Is magnani-
nous enough tell the editor or us riVal-that Is,
| Ioh, Plat,-that 1t isn't agn him" personally
| for Asscmblyman. and that II he VIII come out
| souarelv against Lou Payn and the deal between
Columbia and Putnam counties. and tell the people
| What he knows of Payn. and will agree TO stand by
! The Republican party to the last ditch, The Star
viii do its utmost 70 e,ec, mn IN ea srh ne @
thot no Will first come out In the open and let the
| nconle know exactly where he stands In relation to
| Lou Payn.
II seems to be conceded all sides that the fight
| ,b,cb John Van Voorhis and Charley Baker are
| leading against the Aldridge machine in Monroe
| county will prove a serious AFFAIR TO Mr.. Plat
| .rhe Troy Press declares that the Rochester cog
| In The Plat machine Is liable to collapse any mo-
| ment."
Mr. Hin continues to catch It for his advocacy OF
| ,owIessness The people" says THE Saratogian,
"are pleased to have come understanding with
| Mr.. Hill, that they may remove him from all con-
! recton with law and law-makng. concerning which
| he has such absurd notions MIR. HIS conceptions
| are not due to a vacuous Uranium lie mas Drains
hut they are devoted exclusively TO Mr.. Hills inter
| ests and are continually manfesting their activity
| I'm schemes for his benefit.
| NAMED FOR JUSTICE OF THE WITH DIS
TRICT
SARATOGA ~ v July % (SpeciaD.-County Judge
| Chester Mclaughlin of Port Henry. Essex County
Will be one OF the Supreme Court Justices &c
be elected the coming fall At Lake George to-day