New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27

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cheers for Mckinley said to have been most
saf on 1o thas cr Mr. aef amen
surprising and humillating to the machine bosses.
POLITICAL NOTES.
Reports from Indiana wouli indicate that Mr.
Pat;s missionaries met with more success In
the Hoosier State than the colored cohorts who
made a tour Of Dixie 1t stated In this column
several weeks ago that Indiana was practically
solid for Mckinley. and nothing has happened since
then to make a revision OF the statement neces-
success. There lot OF trouble In OHIO pre-
vious to the publication of his manifesto in The
appeared the factions came together and presented
a solid front for Mckinley at the State convention
It Is generally understood that the support Of
Mr. Morton by The Buffalo News Is due to the
! friendly personal relations existing between its
owner. Mr.. Butler. and Chauncey NJ Depew The
| News is still ani-Patt and will be so more en-
Of cseGe'at-larse was offered to Mr. Warren, OF
THE Commercial by Mr.. Pat and declined with
out thanks by Mr.. Warren.
No less than six anti-P,att delegates TO the Ma
tional Convention elected from this county
last week and from all the other districts except
wes S5 T9 p Se calmly
| clares that the kickers we're Knocked out al the
Republican primaries In New-iork
No ono can deny tina, the Mckinley demonstra-
! ton was a tremendous success. II was undertaken
against overwhelming odds. and In the race OF A..
/ manner o; difficulties. The State Committee had
absolutely refused to give tickets to any Repuo-
llcans not in sympathy with the machine and II
was only By the most klfu manoeuvrins that
Independent Republicans were able to gan adnis,
sion 10 the hall. But they I'D &c, In. ana made
/ heir influence felt on delegates who were waver-
!ng and the result was most satisfactory 10 every
/ AMI Machine man In the town
Referring 70 the P,a;t scheme 10 carry the Re-
publican National Convention through the Commit
| tee on Credentials. The Buffalo Express says;
.'Tha, game can hardly work. 4 Nauona! Con-
AZ Albany
There are now ,wen;y-one out OF the seventy
two delegates from this State who can be classed
as supporters OF Governor Mckinley. II is possible
that Of these may give Governor ossu,.d
hu, Tho res, are for the Ohio statesman hrst last
and al! the time
c,.,araugus delegate said 10 Warner Miller
during the convention: This Mckinley movement
cannot be stopped, senator wei. VINO vans aniS u
stop it? I'm sure don't" was the prompt reply
Tho refusal OF the With Congress District
convention 70 lnstruc, It's delegates to vote FOR
Mr. Morton first. last and all the time no'"''h-
standing the fact that Patt controlled the con-
vention. is pointed out by THE Cucs observer
as an Illustration OF Piatts absolute ins'ncerlty 'o"
o-d Mr. Morton This little incident" The OBJ
sorver' SAYS shows that no, only is Patt anxious
10 have mon at ST Louis who Will obey pu' , VINO
VIII be perfectly free from s'cs nn to sny that
~ the empty honor OF complimentary yo'e III.
Goye1n.r bs,rr ADDS. but he never yet was
cnab,.d TO resist the temptation TO invest III q,
political enterprise. and TINS une h IN" ha,o 9"'
init, 20 tho vav ..rhe Syracuse Herad' talks
about Governor Moron's 'inroads on Mckinney
vote in the South: "Hc has secured the promise oi
four votes on the first ballo, at St Louis the TOUT
Gentlemen who are to deliver the goods being LOUIS
o,, tho ,oI,tical property OF Governor Pinch
hack The way II happens Is this: Ole OF the Nor
ton missionaries In Loulsana-wlth expenses psi'a
and a liberal per denis the Mr.. Anderson. OF A.
bany VINO plunged into fame one Gay ~ o,n's and
mon ynIicatng the Constitution IN me note.s a'
rasf,uranfs OF New York which do not cater 70 COZ
resi- Now Anderson Is engaged TO be united
0iel sJ honis ~ natrlmony 10 Governor Pinch
beck's lovely daughter. and Just 10 oo,,se p,T
LILY, son !n-law Anderson. VINO Is cieNer !ou's
man and deserving Plnchbeck handed over four OF
the Louisiana delegates.
| All IN. Republican Congressman In New-Jersey
have declared themselves In favor OF Garrett A. no.
h,r, for Vice-President Mr.. Hobart Is the veteran
member Of the Republican National Committee
from that State He Is one OF the most popular men
in the State and one Of the most lrnuenta1 mem n,
his candidacy is not surprising TO politicians witmh
or without the state
rb. suggestion that Plat intends TO bring out
General Tracy as a dark horse at ST. Louis when Mr.
Morton's canvass collapses suggests to'"The Utica
| press" Senator Thurman's remark at the Marquette
Clubs dinner ina, .ops The Press thinks that
| the ticket which would combine the greatest ele-
, womb be- Mckinley and Reed.
| Senator Chambers attack on Mckinley Is resented
generally by tho newspapers OF both parties. THE
poughkeepsle Evening STAR says that 'Chandler's
resurrection OF Governor McKinley's former hnan-
| clal difficulties Is the smallest political wedge we
have heard OF yet and is certainly unworthy OF
man who holds the office OF United States SENATOR
| Replying 10 some of the attacks OF the Plat or
gans The Buffalo Express reorts III you really
believe that Governor Morton Is the choice Of the
voters OF Ncw-York for President, prove 1t by CIV
Ing the people In your districts chance to vote for
| Mckinley as well as Morton delegates"
Thes, are sorry days for the Plat prophets Only
| a fortnight ago THE Bnghamton Republican, was
vocferousiy declaring that Morton was "thc unanl-
nous choice OF all Republicans" On the very day
OF this declaration. the Sixth Ward OF Binghamton
elected delegates instructed for Mckinley. On Tues
day morning Chairman Hackett. Of the Republican
state Committee. said. In THE Evening Telegram
OF tlis city. that the Republican state Convention
In which his prediction failed OF fulhlment will not
soon be forgotten by him. any else who was
| within half mile OF the Grand Central Palace
! The announcement that Plats friend Van Colt
Is to be rewarded for his missionary work In the
| South by the position Of Excise Commissioner under
the Ranes bill disturbs some OF the Republican
newspapers OF the State. as for example. THE
Olean Times" which finds In Van Cott's appoint
ment conclusive evidence that Plat expects to build
up a powerful political machine out Of the appoint
| ments accompanying the operations of the bill
ivan Cott" 1t adds. is OF Platts most servile
tools"
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