The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-26
Senator Plat that Morran's nomination will be

thelr cahdldate. They said mat they did not
VeneNo anytnlhR coulu % brought against
morsan Whicn Would force MS retirement.
Ihat may be ah well and good, but II the
UhIea.s theS are hearI oo-nlRht are carried OUT
certain Wel-khoWn hepublcans VIII stand up
~ .he convention ana throw a pomp Which
WIZ retire Col' Morgan as eandi-
1a'e lor tne nomination Tor comptroller.
~ Is admitted that a great many OF
the tnIeats heard tonight against Col MorEan
come from personal feeling against him. Col.
MORGAN IL was said, has not been as amiable
IN inc oomptroHers ONCE at Albany as ne
mlEh' nave oeeh' ana ne mas aroused antago-
nisns Which are now approaching q head. Still.
was lnsieted' threats at a time ike this may
emouht 10 nttie or nothing. especially wnen the
men VINO say that they VIII prevent Coi' NOR
Ean ; nomination at all hazards retuse TO state
sne mature OF the pomo they threaten 10 throw
hhOo the convention.
the selec1'on OF 1onn r. McDonouRh OF
aloehy TO DC the candidate Tor Secretary OF
o.a'e Is considered TO be thoroughly wise. he
Wssa MEMBER tthe constitutional convention.
anu since then ne mas been In a place which has
enabled MIN 10 materially benefit the poorer
people OF All the cities In the state. and be-
siues mr' McDohough Is consloereo 10 Do .
very ape citizen.
ouhusy states are not always Immaculate
Freauohtiy tney are proken' ana solt may Do
se'u 'o-nieht that changes may occur to-mor-
row. Nothlne uenhite mas peer decided con-
corning a candidate Tor state treasurer, Al
tnoueh the name OF mayor george E. Green OF
n'nehamton Is prominently mentioned Tor that
place. senator Malby had a long talk with
senator flatt to-day In the interest OF sSr
county Judge John Nj. Kellogg OF st. LaW9
renee as a candidate Tor Attorney-GenA
erSi. 30 also ala the friends OF john
" Dawes OF oneida talk with senH-
LOT flatC IN pehalt OF MIR. DAVIES as q
eShuluale lor httorney- ueheral. III was SAID
uo-hlHht that the indications are that the
Struggle between helloRg and Davies VIII be
aliowed TO go into the convention. and that the
ir'ehus oi the Two men must n9ht II out In that
oouy. runs Is dohe the friends OF Mr.. Davies
say ehat ne VIII win In n walk. Mr.. Davies is
at present a deputy In Attorney-General Han
COCKS ONCE at Albany. strange as 1t may
appear no candidate has turned up Tor State
Engineer ana surveyor. although the names OF
EuWin ID. North ana george Il. Waring. DR.. OF
Ne" iork CITY nave peer mentioned.
SUPERINTENDENT fayn assembledthe friendso OF
GOV. BLACK IN mis- cottage at the United States
hotei to-niGnt' me gathering was merely in
iorIhai. NO plan OF action was decided upon and
none WIN De untilGov. Black arrivest
coi' urlnlth, the Governors private secretary.
ID aireauy mere Inc only prominent Black
Fayns roundup was superintendent Aldridge.
dthis tact revived the stories heard earlier in
Ine uay Oh trouble between Mr.. fayn and
Mr' AiurioRe over the bapcocR incident. when
MT Aiariuee met Mr.. Piatt In the latter's cot
tage. IL was Still insisted that no serious
preach nad occurred between MIR. Payn and
Mr. Aidrldge. ana yet II may be set down as n
POSITIVE tact that while Mr.. Aldridge is loyal in
every mar OF MS mead TO Gov. Black, he is not
| nearly 80 Ditter in his comments AGAINST thn
governors laotional adVersarieS as Mr.. Payn.
ar. haoriuge knows what It 10 himself to be
sou ssioe as d candidate Tor Governor. Two
years ago IN this very spot ne mad 2S4 dele
gates aC ms Dack, ana yet when GOV. Black
was seiecteo Dy Ine now famous "orden
nouse conference. MT AiurldRe retired ana
olu not express a single sentiment OF disap-
poihImeht. no matter now ne telt about the
matter ne kept ms " thouGhts' ana GER
Iulniy "orHeu ha[u LOT GOV, Black Sui.
"hne ne Is ioyal 10 uoV' Black ne does not go
outo, MS way 10 say uhklhd tnlnHs OF those
VINO 10 not oeheVe that Gov Black would be
the strongest candidate that could be named
IN Ihe approaching STATE convention.
II non. Cnauhcey H. Depew Is 70 make the
speech which iS 10 oring ABOUT the nomination
oi Soi' lheooore rooseVeit' Inc hon. Serene
T. fayne OF AUBURN Is 70 be temporary Chair
man u 'he hoh' hoface "hlte OF syracuse
permanent chairman OF the convention. The
nepuoleans VINO Iearneu to-hight that Senator
Platt and Mr.. Payn had Kept away from each
other all day long said that thew wopId NOT
hoIIoyo ,or n - ;naton. So " n'
oeileVe lor All instant that the old po-
lltical and personal ties that have existed
between these two men for nearly half a
oontnrr hod 49, 1901 ~. ~
century hau Deen severed. Mr.: fayn's friends
said that he seriously differed with Mr.. Plat
in the Inflammation TO nominate CoI Roooo-
va,t Inotoed ~ co. pIaoL NJ d., W
Velt lhs1eau Oh uoV' BLACK. MIR. Fayn IL was
made known met Mr.. Platt In New York early
last week and protested for the Last time agaInst
tha romination ~ CoI poosanaIt $500 p,aa.
tne nonhlnav'oho y! AZ Hoosevel; senator flatt
all OF his political visitors for the last month or
,wo ,hot a. pI,o, oorIa - ~ =
TWO that uo'' Diack couiu not Dc Reelected.
Some folks are talking about q terrific split in
the Republican party because Gov BIack Ia not
~ ho ranon,in.tod TIL 49, ~
10 De rehomlnaVeo. Ihis view OF the situation
Is not seriously accepted by those acquainted
with the fncts The onlv neonla ybo ooorn -
WIN ~ 'e'o'' oh'y peopio WHO seem 10