The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-29
PARTISAN FOR GOVERNOR.
THAT'S the T4LK or REPUBLE.
CINS Up TUE STATE.
The Warner Niiicr SriIt Makes Theu Cry
Out for "a Hrd-hot Fsctionist to Rent
urrktmer wiui, nnd They Are Talking
rAidrIdsc HurirIuh'- Snap Convsot,o,

'"N WV - HFN@h"N NAOH w "EnM
Herkimer wiz. nnd They Are Talking
orAidrIdsc- BuricIRh'- snap Convention
A dozen upstate Republicans came to town
yesterday afternoon to discuss with Mr.. PLATE
and others the coming fight for delegates to the
Republican state Convention which IL to name
the candidates for Governor and Lieutenant
uovernor. \ couple of these Republicans came
from the balliwick OF the Hon. Henry @. Bur-
leigh, and they disclosed n fact which has been
overlooked in the hurly-burly OF the Preei-
Dental racket. IL is very apparent that the
Hon. Mr.. BurleiHh has all along expected that
the Hon. MIR. Miller would come out and say
something. MIR. Burleigh has championed Mr..
Miller ns a candid ate for Governor for the last
six months. Now 1t turns out that on March 81
at Fort Edward Mr.. Burleieh's friends named
the eight delegates for Washington county to
the Republican State Convention which will
be held in August or September. The delcee-
ton is beaded BY Lansing w. Rowland. and ln-
cludes Mr.. Rurlcigh and As.emblyman
Hobbie. There was a clique in the Demo-
cratic party several years ago which charged
the regular organization with holding
snap conventions. Mr.. Burleigh's friends
In New York said yesterday that his Convsn-
ton wasn't any snap affair: it was only held .
little sooner than some folks anticipated. In
other words, Mr.. liurleigh. who Is n precipitats
and Industrious fighter, wanted TO plunge right
camp say they will give the Whitehall statos-
man the finest opportunity of his life for .
circus.
Ex-speaker Titus sheard Of Hcrklmer county
has already begun the work Of fighting Mr.. Mif-
Sheard at one time was very Friendly to Mr..
Miller: but several years ago they parted. aud
the Hon. .Ir. Burle!;L, Mr.. MiIley's chief iieu-
teuaut, never hears the name OF Sheard that he
ddpesh,t dance w and down in his anger. Mr..
time or bust, The friends Of the Hon.
p psHdCti h liRinF for q srr. SMST iit.l. and hG tS9 tb ns
matter the Hon. James j. Belden Is not partic-
man, The Hendricks people and tho Belden
people are 10 have a melee for the Onondaga
and the fact that Mr. endrIcks's friends would
IKE 10 SEE him nominated for Governor is ono
Of ~ the e, ;,imglatinC features o: the Republican
there viii be an effort made 70 defeat Lieut.
Of COY W sHfton T f9T the e d% ! in his own cogn.y
II MonEqe county, the Hon, George W..
Aldrtdge is a receptive" candidate for Gov
ernor 1t was ascertatned from the up-country
yesterday that several counties in
he MohawE valley have already sent word that
they would Ike TO hold their conventions and
announced. though. that Mr.. Aldridge has
asked that such a programme be postponed. He
himself as a candidate for Governor until there
!s some Indication on the part of a majority OF
tentions. MIR. Aldridee's friends said. how
ever. that he vas just the man for the place. 10
NAS% ''f. AAOlt "ill uhucT NJ U
accept q reconciliation. even IL he
is defeated at s.. louis. The Republican night
could not get AldridEo they would like to
h have some sfauHihiy pSsit.ys MACHINE M man.
aud no objection Of men.n hAsh. Ia. S sS9' heard
his candidacy, although 1t is said that the
and the delegates in the western counties, es-
sSany. viii be opposed to Mr. Fish. The Hon
BENJAMIN b: Odell. lr-i is considered tn be a very
aid that Mr.. Roberts Win have the delegates in
yesterday by the up,country Repub-
.ica ms as the 2ne they desire TO DO the csndidass
runs like this:
come to the time when 1t must cease diiiydaiIy-
ing with the Republicans who are apt 70 b
,ukswarm TO Its interests The next eandidate
must be a strong faction man. The Miller men
be taught a severe lesson; The SaIton3
that tho regular organization of the
tate is partial TO- strong f%actional candidate.
inc, md against aSs ShG ,hs wa0 the /. n neis 'h sPeat Sne FAX aasH
ias been strong with the State machine
the last two Year,; and there is no paTticula.
ewhat bJ the conduct of Col. Thomas w.
Bradley; otherwise Mr.. Odell is all right Bus
E "A demand for AldridEe. He is a crack-a-Jnck
republican factiouist, and one that will stick
y the majority through thick and thin. We
This idea may disturb the Mugwump Republic
ans throughout the state II may nuster them
is being considered as a candidate for
Governor. But the situation has been brought
roller Hhoberts ard Lieut.Gov. saIton, and al
hat yon heard last night from these hayseed
republicans was q declaration that.
w~abe!ing Republicans must be shunted
the rear; aad q solid old organization maa
aust now be nominated"