New-York tribune., 1896-05-09


Mr.. I.auterbach's statement that 1.-The Republican
nartv and the Republican organization are TWO u'i
forent th,nRs" seems a refreshing bit Of candor on
the mart of the machine to the newspapers or the
State 1--WE have seen so candid s'a'e''e"'
of the fact that the Republican organization mas
been taken out OF the control OF the Repuohca"
voters" says 1.-The Utica Observer. and that 'he
interests Of the party and the organization are op
nosei 10 each other. Republicans, how do you llne
10 see the organization making war on your party
"1t might lead Mr.. Morton to have more conf
aence in his masters prediction and boastng, says
THE Buffalo Commercial" az Mr.. Plat at any
,r,s within twenty years had had the satisfaction
Of seeing any that he earnestly favorea noiIi
mated for President by the hepuo'cah ''''o''"'
Convention"
Tho nronos,ton 10 nominate Warner Miller for
vice.pres,dent Is not received kindly by 1.-THE Bur
falo EXPRESS" which favors Speaker Reed Tor mat
nos,tjon. "Mr Miller" 1t declares. might be use
fpI 70 the Nicaragua Canal Company as presiding
officer Of the Senate hut there is no other reason
why he should be given any star. IN puon' .on VIII
with Warner Miller as a running mate even VII
lam Mckinley might not be ape u carry ''''
state
rrbe newspapers of the State take 1t for granted
that the dinner given in Leutenant-Governoi sax
toms honor by the Union League Club OF brooklyh
last night was for the purpose OF isunchng 3 is hs
bochhone bocm o saws The Syracuse Courier and en-;
ers the list IN earnest. the fight between nm ana
Patt and his allies Will be worth "a'ch'"s'
Mr. Pla'ts friends seem to be agreed that all
nossbilities of the Cabinet position being removed
he will now concentrate his efforts on the task OF
having himself elected United States Senator IN
red-hot fight for the Assembly next iaiL
"It would have been much wiser for MT. Piau 10
have kept silence at this time" says The Syracuse
to Interview
against Mckinney.
The statement that Mckinley Is a commonplace
man does not distress THE Syracuse Herald. 80
the opponents Of Lincoln said OF him. We DO not
hold Mckinley 10 be a Lincoln. but he Is sufcisnty
uncommon to have got his head apoye nc 's,v' ey-
horizon. ana ne mas hau 'e'' '
since"
,,,. dosnerate efforts OF THE New-York Press
70 make Itself appear as the Original Mckinley
man" lead '"rhe Auburn Adveriiser 70 say that
IT, claimed. II never opP1sea 80 hdnn Nm
Nobody is frightened by Mr. Piatts threats TO
unseat Mckinley delegates by means OF the Ma
tional Committee. Tho nomination at 81 Louis
will not be settled that way" says The syracuse
POST" There will be a Committee on Credentials
which will have sonethins 10 say auV.i s' T,,oyal
tested seats. whatever the action pt IN, ,i
of ihe National Committee safe ma tority OF It's
members friends OF Governor Mckinney
There seems to be good deal OF satisfaction over
.ho announcement that Mr. Morton and the other
fayorte sons are 10 remain IN the field. II VIII
make the Republican National Convention more IN
teresting ''If the opposing candidates should be
withdrawn" ssys THE Buffalo Courier. ANA the
contest b. ended n month more before the assem-
biinp ~ the National Convention. the convention
would be a tame affair. and the public interest IN
the proceedings will be comparatively slight. by
ali means let the battle rage
Replying to some of the attacks Of the machine
organs THE Buffalo Commercial' calls upon them
10 name a single important or respectable Repuo-
iican ne ewspaper outside of NewYork that expresses
the slightest respect for Platt or Plattism or all
that that term implies.
1.-THE Utica Press favors the nomination OF war
ner Miller for second place on the Presidential
ticket Mckinley and Miller. I says, Will have
order won with Garfield and Arthur.
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