New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
RLACK AND HIS ALLIES.
MORE LIGHT ON HIS RELATIONS Win
ALDRIDGE AND PAYN.
THE SLATE SAID TO BE BLACh FUN
STATES SENATOR AND ALDRlDGE FOX

nun, s,,rr SAID TO BE BLACK FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR AND ALDRIDGE FOR
GOVERNOR IN 1s9s
Albany June / (SpcciaD.-Repuohcah poi, 80.
who are inclined TO think that mere War.h
pavr Aldridge combination, with jazz 49,
! ooss,hIv as a silent partner, are Pon'ine -
al, course of Governor Black in acting Oh .ne
ar,ronriations which are to be dispenser W az, az
iasa as Superintendent OF Pubic "oihS a" -
,io,al evidence in support OF their lheols' ~ 80,
the supply bill and the Supplementary ouppiy VI.
there are large number OF APP i.-,a,o q ~
various public enterprises "'''N'
handle and pay out -, -. .ook \
- orcued that Governor Black will not seek
ronomnation. but will be candidate lor Cn,.e"
ctatas Senator and that, therefore, ne anu ~
pawn are strengthening the hands OF 0upe ii
emf Aldridge. aiming TO bring ABOUT his no',' ~,
and election as Governor in 1898 In regaru 10 'l'.
,.o,,art that Mr. Bla tx Is not a candidate ioi
rororinatio, It may be said that there seems u
no considerable soidity to the asser'ion
month prominent Republican politicians WIN na,o
harnened 10 come TO Albany have nearu 'na' ''''7
was the Governors attitude. 5000 c,o,a,
- Mr. Rlack is a candidate for United sta.e'
sanatnr no already has one we-known rival T ms
rival is Charles w Hackett. chaiTnann 4 lives in
publican State Committee MI 1ia a. heireadv APP
prehensve that superintendent Aldrldge: ronage
Blacks interest VIII throw and He deprive him OF his
OF lhdt Cu''S! az committee What is known re-
placisi ~ MS suspicion that Mr. Hackett Is aPpiiS
Sansivs is that he has suddenly grown if nnaid55
with former kepuolcatni Gpp .bair support Mr..
Hackett would indeed be in great dase, az an al
rountv If Mr. Aldrdge should countenahhIgiea m ma
Ih LJ Or IN the county is Thomas WneeieI "i ~
Snnans r. be the Assistant superintendent ~
nPPi,o yoDks Wheeler is independent OF dldcheet
Tbet fact was disclosed conspeuously III 1''S,
in the early part OF Senator CosSesi,a "a Cog
~ , ecton as Senator he quietly supporeu ~
toi b he although he knew that Hacketl Was ~,
sSarIv nnnosed 10 Coggeshalls eIecuol. az n,nose
~; ate in the fall Of 1888 w neeler uLu r.
Corgeshall: but at that time II VIZ 49, sudden
~ later would be elected and Wheeel rnI,,
en ~ onposion must have been taken mereiS
10 protect his party stanolus. -. c,oarirtendent
The most important measure OF SUI 10. ona
Aldridge's which Governor barrr,ng forward the
annronriating 100000 for CARRYING loI os
III ri i'm proving the Erie, Chanplaih anu ~,
,yago canals This Is part or the $sVPy,vVv % ~
"rorannent work There Is large dlnoull, VI r.
li.Ga, Adridge can increase his political power
ha wing the management o. IL
eantracs for the s. 10000 canal work viii " ao
in the coming fall. but the WORK wiz no III,
uil,li tviii he elected who will be members Oh tls
aisrat,ire that will elect successor 10 Inv "a
hTtr1bv ir as United States senator IN Janud ~,
200 IL 10 canal counties the innuehce Oh MI
lssy IN IN III u he great when the time arrives TO
ANIMATE the Republican candidates Tor senators
and Assemblymen , ~,.ordar+ 30 tho In
surance Department, also was uEateu Mi'n
i &C. e. 900 a year In addition. he received
sa n.y. bands of the Governor the sum or Sl,O IN
len OF and in full for all expenses ana
ments con,e OF IS 100 the largest salary paid TO
@ 11ciai 81 the State government except the
Governor.