New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03


MT jenkins. Editor OF The Syracuse Herald" Is
read out Of the party councils by The Standard
or that city. because Of hs silver leanings. The
standard states that Mr. Jenkins was at the re-
cent Republican conference held at Mr. Reds
house. This is mistake. Mr.. jenkins was not
there nor did he take part IN the conference held
subsequently at the state Gu? He declared his
any gentleman holding his particular views might
Commenting upon the use that the Democratic
party is making Of Mr.. Pats recent declaration
that Mckinley is not be safely in.rus,ed with
great executive office" THE RufYaio Commercial"
whstev@r Pl.tt Nv ne Tsserria' Iacus are nat
can be intrusted with the Chief Executive Office
The Whitney wing OF the Democracy may not be
capable OF stemming the tide OF the 5o-ccn; dollar
Ssi s nsvsrhsless says The saratogian 1t VIII
William Mckinley. has that object In view"
The Importance OF the recent conference OF Mr.
Mck.nley's friends in this city Is conceded on all
sides. and even such political authority as
The Union and Advertiser" OF Rochester. declares
1t to be by far the most important and interesting
movement on the political boards today" OF the
delegates from Monroe County II has this to say:
The representatives Of the anti-Platt element in
Rochester reported by the New-Yok papers as par
boss Of the State were John Van voorhs and Andrew
Ludolph Mr.. Ludoph is a comparatively states
man IN local Republican politics. But NJ. Van Voor-
sdse against s hes ad the he P pas an o
cine by Which he was knocked out for the Repub,
the prize WAS awarded TO Henry c. Brewster. Two
the great dsaivantase Of having no organ. or
rather an organ that had too many mortgages upon
10 be Of any service Now they have The Pos;,
Express which Is not only hostile 10 Platt. but is
equipped. the Van VcorSis faction ought to make axe
quite fight for the mastery"
Speaking Of Mr.. Platt's experience at ST. Louis
The Binghamton Republican" unkindly reminds
people that It Will greve him any. because 'he
is used to IT, adding: AZ Cincinnati he for
Conkling when Hayes nominated. at Chicago
he was for Grant when Garfield was nominated he
hrrt TIM and foI Blaine q: Mnnea polls wheN Har,
being beaten in National conventions Irishman
Is 10 being hung for loyalty 10 the Ever Green Isle
1sidor Wormser'e detection from rhe Democratic
party win. IN the Judgment Of The Port Jervis
Union" be followed by hundreds Of thousands Of
members Of his party after the convention at Chi
caso.
Mr.. Hanna's determination TO utilize the organiza-
ton which was formed throughout the country for
McKiney's nomination 10 secure the election of the
ticket H. IN the eyes Of The Syracuse Post a s7len-
Old illustration Of the excellent judgment OF the
chairman OF the National COMMITTEE.
Holland" the correspondent Of The Philaiel
phia Press" after a careful survey thinks the COM
bination that has been formed against Plat for
Inidabe because it gives indication of grim pur-
pose 70 let up until 1t succeeds or is beaten
Using the nomina ton Of Mckinley. he adds
Banking the support Of Hanna ard appealing 70
every motive that induce active ermiy TO Plat.
they intend. If possible first TO shut out the machine
leaders from any large share in the management or
the Mckinley campaign or the distribution OF the
en- n v s ann Thus thew aspre to
name the candidate for Governor and wrest from
are ny The ,p" comnation that has been formed Tor
this purpose IS not one whose strength snou'' "a
II not large in numbers Is formidable by reason Of
the actual backing OF the NewYork and Brooklyn
lions in Buralo and other parts of The state and
the supposed recognition Of the Mckinney man.
ayers,
Something Of the real significance Of the recent Re
publican conferences here are fairly set forth ny
The Syracuse Herald which declares that they
were IN McKlnley's defence and explains its
ton in this language The meetings Of gentlemen
who prominent in pressing the ca.ms OF McNin-
ley for the nomination which was held in New-iork
last week indicate that the feeling is general among
the rank and file Of the party and among the leaders
who were most aggressive in McKinley's behalf that
the National canvass in this State should not he
left 10 the merces OF Mr.. Plat and his allies and
pro;eges who compose what Is called the machine.
but should be under the direction OF men VINO were
aggressive In creating sentiment III the STATE for
Nick inley. Comnon-sense would seem 10 indicate
tina, Mr. Platts malevoent attitude toward Mckin-
ley as an individual makes I; almost absurd 70 sup,
cause that heart!ness u support which viii be- need
ed 10 for the Republican National ticket
which ne secured for i If the campaign Is mad
in the right way. The situation Is certainly mosi
Pee Nao aaq conm fne Mil Se TO Raf
would ne "a ngerous 10 allow the control OF Mckn-
opyosed his nomination by means most unfair. who
regard his victory as a personal ana organization
sassination In their hearts and knives up their
sleeves.
IT IS the Judgment Of The waterrown Times"
,ba, Controller Roberts is best htted for Governor
If any man in the State far named. His position
az Controller has made him familiar with every de-
partment Of State government he has accumulated
an experience which should be most valuable IN
Governors office He mas stood IKE TEX loF me
be,ter administrative systems and STATE institutions
for the nsesy Of f ne Of The Times n @
nounced by The Buffalo Commercial 10 be the
exact truth
The latest advices from Herkimer County indicate
that Mr. Plat is going TO exhaust every method 10
beat M Miller in that county Neither time nor
money" says The Uuca Press" will be spared 20
destroy Mr. Mller's power and influence Plat de-
r. hangs from his belt Warner Miller may be facing
his political death and ihen again ne may be facing
his Ro os He is inside the work. 50 far
as Her kmer County il concerned. and the flat ad-
herents on the outside
A WHITE MANS PARTY" FORMED.
SUGAR PLANTERS IN LOUISIANA INTEND TO JOIN