The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-26
REPUBLICAN PLANS A
NO STATE CONTENTION CITY CON-
TENTIoN LATE IN sEPrEMBER.

Points Settled at . Rarty Conference as the
O~rientsi-SudGe Gray Net % Get the re-
publican Soninntion Tor Chie~fyuare-ppi,ed
states senatorship Figures In the campn,rn. !
Probably the most important Republican con.
ference Of tho year was held yesterday at the |
Oriental Hotel, Coney Island. Senator Plat |
left Washington on Saturday afternoon immo- |
diately after President Mckinley signed tho
Tariff bill. and arrived at the Oriental at mid
night. A number of up-country Republican |
Statesmen were already at the hotel to greet
him and to welcome him back from Washing |
ton for good until December. Yesterday morn |
ing other Republicans began to arrive, until at
noon the Republicans OF all sections Of the State
were rcpreson ted.
All hands came together to discuss tho pro-
gramme to be adopted in tho fight for q Mayor
OF Creator New York and to take up affairs Of
interest to tho Republicans In the State at large.
The conference began ut noon. There were
present Louis F. Payn OF Chatham, Superin-
tendont Of Insurance.; George w. Aldridge Of
Rochester. Superintendent OF Public Works,
representative Benjamin B.. Odell. Jr., OF New
burg, who Is Chairman of the Executive Com
mittee of the State Committee; Representa-.
tive Jemucl f. QuigR Of New York.
who is President of the New York Repub-
tlOdH SOuuts Sohmittoc, rEVucT1Ck .. TlODb,
Republican National Committeeman for the
State; ex-senator Francis Hendricks Of syria.
cuse; Republican State Committeeman John r.
Hazel Of Buffalo, Court Of Appeals Judges
Albert Haight OF Buffalo and Celorn L. Martin
OF Binghamton, State Committeeman George w.
Dunn Of Binghamton, who is a Railroad Com
missioner. and State Committeeman John F.
Parkhurst OF Bath, who Is n Judge OF the Court
OF Claims. Later on came Asscmblyman S. Fred
N.--- "a -
in the lower house at Albany, who has just been
renominated; Assemblyman George G. Austin Of
the Twenty.frst New York district. Chairman
OF the Assembly Committee on Cities; Israel
+. Stearns, who was nominated for Third As
sistant Postmaster-General and didn't take
the job; Leut-Gov. Timothy L. Woodruff. and q
number Of Brooklyn Republicans besides.
Mr.. Aldrdge, Mr.. Parkhurst, and Mr.. Dunn
are members of the Executive Of the
State COMMITTEE, and the conference had an
official character. II had been known that such
sconference was to be held immediately after
Senator Piatt said that he was mighty glad to
ent1 the ocean breezes again and TO know that
months- He said that his laeers had been unre-
uniting and burdensome. he viii be at 40
t STSaa %onyh aHa ana M th IN t STes mont hs!e eim nor the ans i nsSs
for q Mayor of Greater New York will be on "tor
The subjects discussed at the conference yes
terday were inseresting; In the frst place many Al
spg woalss, q Is s : SaS id Plat e h bols : se Rs 6 isas
which nominated Gov. Black tho Republican
peals to succeed Charles Andrews of syra-
iieans have suggested that IL you'd DO
yention in order to make this nomination and also
to reafirm the st. Louis sound money platform
voters Of the State, and to indorse in the
strongest terms President McKinley's Admins;
tration. This subject was the hrst discussed
ARsp1blican conference. or Sunday school, =
TO 10 s sSns ss on sas a PIsssss sanaa asv sss SssR Rasf is a
very interesting affair to o rank political out
the subject for discussion Is introduced by Sena'
tor Plat and, turning to the Republican on his
Nj. 50 and So, will you be kind enough ts
MT. So and So docs it and he is followed by
his next neiGhbor and SO on around the circle
iy have Ha not BEEN in t accord with the sentimentl
entertained sy TN Tioga G III ,t the kSePue oil,
Piat ,' gives way and the views Of his friends arr
accepted. These conferences suggest q council
20 lon G "s yss,sra SstSse ooD SsIe1s; w Was in % oppositi Sp' z
calling q state convention; and so, after a con
%e CnsrIas " Set MssP. ssn az The Pif RsD SSd ShaiE stSt,
Lawrence, Mr.. hackelt will name the day, lat.
in September probably. when the Republican
State Committee will meet at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel and nominate a Republican candidate Z
the Voters Of The state BY the committee. calling
MsRi 11sp A q i1faa SOUND money anu 'H'
No candidate for Chief Judge was discussed a
viii be the result OF efforts, to get the best maj
s Ss I tSe 6s sns asss as ssass e sns %sa 70 + Th sa sa .!
gested Joint nomination Of Judge John Clintoi
aI tx. eD Dsas ss y sSsR M p%srstsis he .i hss i ta!if hoI 5hfS9 &:
Republican ely Convention which a Is TO n SaH
York. Again did ali present. give their views
:Sssid S f. RS: r. ssst s sSsIa = e I sssh : ssy It Il i. P no.
e SGlle sosvs saas the %u asP S.iOss aSe S siosi hSid d. ss' o
ssSesI? Siliioefss now Observed ) upon he osos.
plain q Republican harmony win dn,I have - bee e
Mayor Of Greater New York viii have . vast q
F6en term npS 81 the ans d haa0MSh Mayor Sr1 q Greater Ssy
York Is for four years. and the incumbent VI
ssp . RsT thas certain sFsRs k ss aftiSaas G not vt co cor
WINGED Of the strength ofthis argument will 30
'l Pr e ! q RrsSse eRiHsiey will take a six weeks V.
cation on Lake chems yp sdn. an ,ht there re v was ar = re
Black viii s1SndT q little time at the orlsnts
Hotel. The report II was said. was prepstur.
the eomplsssion Of the Assembly !Si 70 Be- elects
this fall. The present Assembly shows a Reput
lican majority OF SO. The Senate IL Republics
by e majority. showing on Joint 6sllSt a R;
10 VOTE Tor a United States Senator TO succee
Senator Murphy. The AssemRly to b. eleete
BOT. Tho programme outlined yesterday cor
corning this SUBJECT is the DISCRIMINATION 70 cleo
blymen as were sent TO Albany last winter.
Right here II should DO said that The strang
sstls ssR q sassl sspSSs sas ssn Il, Yfe ~ 1s q E
Second Monroe district were put to sleep yesteI
thssti snsaka u SSsrs SHt1 %GI Sa rsSSo miae anG Sn
In all probability reelected Speaker OF tho A
sembly. 1t has been said that Supertntender
AI1ridge was opposed TO Mr.. O'Grady's ronom
nation. This statement was authoritatiyely d.
MED.
superintendent Aldridge brought his famil
TO tho Oriental Hotel, believing that no was
have q short yaoa lion. The serious break In oil
or tho Erie Canal feeders at Forest Port, ho'
eyer. called him Immediately 70 the scene q5t.