The sun., 1896-08-24

snme territory in the state, q Republican VIII.
had been faithful 20 his orEsniHation through
Ge Ssd Hna shst ss he pSsst Whit STrsr mentaS
morally. or any other way. than George Al
il was declared at. the conference that Al
dridees friends would and could defeat wads
worth in the Convention. and that Wadsworth'
Mr. Pistt and bis friends. would precipitato an
open revolt: This was pretty % big and was en-; en-.
The conferress talked and talked. and
Ing PIatt avalanche. It WAS finally decided tha!
neither Mr.. Platt nor any Of his friends should
esndidatss but that they should nrht IL on,
%oPf MP. Patt Sa. sirs.dS said. May sSo best man
K,prs..n...ys o1igg !: slated for chs!r%sn be. as
iion Hg wSioh rssuise IN he Rsines liquor law and
tho Greater New York measure, and viii come
out with ringing resolutions for Mckinley and
The friends of Speaker Fish are Just as active
as ever, and of course their efforts are directed
hourly SomSsrdine tho AldridGe battle line, out
Henry @. BurleiRh, the only bounding one 9t
the Whitehall reserves. declared tonight: II
GEORGE Aidridee ia nominated will bet $40. 900
that he Will carry the State by 100000 ma
Always eliminating tho Platt situation from
tho Convention, IL should pc said that tonight
,hcro Is not n little talk about Francis Hen
vcrsnton 10 the effect that the fight between
AllridGc and Fish may become SO bitter ae 10
dr. eSs ssSp won ISi BE- @ an idea" t candidate ca
called. though. that Onondapa county has had
It's tuil share OF hOnorr. vt wheat.
nephew OF tho former Cnted States senator
TO be- n Justice of tho supreme Court. and the
s"ei.tc Judge OF the Court OF Appeals by, this
state Convention, filled out, it was saiu, the
complement OF honors TO which onohaage Is
entitled.
il i. only these hinrs, though, which are OPP
Grating nvninst l!endrirks here. and yet there
arc Republicans who say that Mr. Hendricks
should not lie side tracked because Gov Morton
promoted Judge Nann from the supreme Court
to the Court OF Appeals bench year ago. ana
which acton. according to precedent, makes
the nomination OF Judge Nann for fnll term
on the Appeals bench necessary by this Con-
But there is n hitter factionnl fight going on
In Onondnrn between the Hendricks people
the other Incidents. hrc steadily operating
against the nomination of Hendricks.
of Rensselaer, has more or less strength. II is
IN tho hands of skilfu Republican politicians.
party part @in almost H from M Goyhood should Plat be
able to stamp out the enthusiasm that has set
in for him. and should Aldridge and Fish
reasons politicians had better keep their
are that he is not well known in the State and
that as a representative at Washington no has
been erratic. and is Of ntfnl and gustfnl tenn
permanent. But he Is n good organization Re-
publican now, although he rode into the House
of Representatives on the crest OF q wave which
had for its first swirl the windy and fallacious
outcries Of Mugwumps and Pharisees
Tho Republican STATE Committee will meet at
the United States Hotel Tomorrow night. Tho
tive feature OF the evening. Warner Miller Is
on hand, and he and his delegates from Herki-
mer are To learn their fate. The verdict already
heard 10 that Mr.. Miller and his delegates will
not DO seated in the Convention.
The programme has not been changed con-
cerning the temporary and permanent Chair
man OF the Convention. They will be- respec-
lively. Representatives Black OF Troy and Gen.
Stewart l.. Woodford of Brooklyn. Gen. Wood
ford always makes a fine speech. and he is ex-
pected to excell himself on this occasion.