New-York tribune., 1895-08-31

The candidacy OF Judge Childs for the Court OF Ap
reals Is deprecated BY the Buffalo Republican news
rapers. The Judge says that he Will not allow his
name to be used in any detrimental to Con-
troller Roberts. THE Buffalo Express insists that
under any circumstances the presentation OF Judge
childs's name would be unwise and 1t warmly in
dorses these remarks OF Judge Daniels:
Last year Judge Haight chosen from the
Eighth judicial District a candidate. and was
elected. The convention vii. not send the nomlna-
ton to this district again this year Again the Re-
publican ms OF the State expect that Controller Rob
erts VIII be nominated We cannot have all the
places We want the State ticket. Either Mr..
Roberts or Judge Childs must remain at home
Mr Roberts must be nominated. The citizens Of
Nhen saw Mr. Roberts In Albany last spring and
nad chance to inspect his work and talk with
and there that Mr. Roberts would have to be
nominated again. We al like Judge Cnilis. The
GlHtrict IS proud OF him. but his nomination for
Judge Of the Court OF Appeals this fall IS In
practicable.
Titus Sheard's friends take exception to some of
the statements made by Warner Miller's adherents
In this column last Sunday and one Of them
Thomas H. Curry Of Little Fails, writes this to us:
-, The article in last Sundays Tribune referring to
NE difficulty existing between ex-senator Warner
a a. great deal Of comment in Central New-York
ste, she republican leaders here know that Titus
Sncard has always been ardent supporter OF
Warner Miller. and has tried to supersede
shesra s h has of n In aa M
closest friends n this county on account Of his
statement that Mr sbeard W tried to take sdvan: an
hse OF Mr. Mess financial roT lies OF 1888 and
only necessary to state that in me county con.
yysentiSn Yer Of 1894 It was through he influence Of
name the delegates to the State Convention. Mr..
sheards friends controlled the Convention by a
TO turn down Warner Miller he could easily have
dop So Again hsre has sSeaHa sSr is th5s n
Miller. There is misunderstanding between then then
one 5n he S
The matters will. no doubt be adjusted In time
go far The IS nothing 70 has
d9Is d,5r more for Wmer Miller ea b han n amy noi
opposed to him now in any way here Is fierce T5s
factiona fight wagng between the friends OF Mr.
but Mr. Miller viii not be affected by the result
Of this contest Tor both fsstions are friendly to
Ths Trb@n agSs Of SUNDAY day arsv Al rs5 ssa he de-
81 brand the statements contained in the o, arics
county to lessen Mr.. .Mller's political power or to to
ms s ony as' convemon yet
Mr. Miller was permitted to name the deegates 10
os e eona sht in this @ COUNTY which
was increased and aggravated by the opposG,on
Charter NI biii whie Mr Miller ev'ienty sided with
them aad thereby Incurred the displeasrre OF
Mr. Miller, but ,hey are hghtIns his Herkmer
friends. As the financial statements in the
article. do to go into matters O. so close
a personal and confdentia nature The sclf,styled
friends OF Mr.. Miller who make these charges
know nothing Of Mr.. Millers hnancia difficulties;
nor have they ever helped him. They are political
hangers-on VINO try to make capital out OF Mr.
Mllcr's mlsfortunes for their own special benent.
Mr. Miller and I were close persona friends. and
whenever | could accommodate him financially
aid So not only before 1885, but s.nce that time:
I believe that II Mr.. Miller or Mr. Brrleigh would
make public my record in this respect the falsity
and absurdty of the statements In the article
would be apparent"
There must be surrender" says THE Albany
State" mo compromise. negotiations with the
elements which regard politics only as the means
Of plumber and principle as a prefer Tor decep-
tion."
Mr.. Fassetts fight In Chenrung county Is de-
scribed by THE Buffalo Commerce. as contest
with "Plattsm and Hlism combined
"The Rochester Herald" declares that Plat is
secretly delighted that Roberts has consented to
run again. that he can say that both wings
OF the party are represented the old ticket.