New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

oThc Troy Daily Times" says The Republican
State Convention will nominate the candidate Tor
Governor Why? Because that is the convention 8
function shared by no person ana no
and no organized, unoreanized or disorgahized
organization
The possibility OF Judge Herrick being nominated
FOR Governor by the Democrats is thus com
mented upon by "Ths Albany Evening journal :
Rumor says that Anthony y. Brady in the name 7,
Hill and Hugh Mclaughlin. has offered the Demo,
cratic nomination for the Governorship TO ,nG
friends declare If the nomination comes to him WIN,
our contest he will accept IT, some fant nen dsnes
that Judge Herrlck will accept If the nomination
he TSed for Nj Bran nas IN is and
Of s1Sh Gon he Bn5 10 hh
support Of the Chicago nominee would mol ne re.
Ssv II IS SAID by DemoSrats Who believe in the
gold standard that the Judge is all right on ne
MT rvan zion motives S6 Of pST
does not believe IN the Chicago patfSo1Tm ana; az" ;o
Cord!ng TO horest-money men, |ouid rip " W
pieces on the very first opportunity.
According to The Watertown Times, "Mr
Platt needs Colonel Roosevelt In this emergency
a great deal more than Colonel Roosevelt needs
him. and no objection will be made 20 MS accept
ance Of Mr. Plats help when ne does ho ob,snd
for ii, and the people glad That II Is given
The claims and chances Of the various Democrat
&c candidates are thus discussed by The Troy
Observer:
Now. as 10 the candidate Flower is entirely out
convention Danforth is good man. but is seri,
SGsy 6 he Il some Of the old Ema
but it is question whether that support WILL be
potent in a Democratic convention Of 1895 Titus
question whether he will receive that support
sampbe Of seuben has he solid backing Of tie
southwestern tier. and the fact that he had ne
Empire state in 1896 when others deserted the
ship commends aim - the friends Of he Presiden
will be most potent factor in the forthcoming
Gpbernaicrsl contest Il WI be Wse sIroEe 90
convention 10 consider the availability Of candi
date who appears before the convention with
Colonel William G. Rice. ex-Unted States Civil
Service Commissioner and formerly private secre-
said TO be a candidate for the Democratic Congress
nomination from Albany County.
The Syracuse Courier" which Is booming Mayor
James X Mcclure for Governor or something else,
publishes in New-York letter dated September
81. the following as statemer; Of Senator Nc
Carren:
Van WICK for Governor ard Mcclure for Lieu
lion is being urged because he has a strong hold
from stampeding 20 Roosevelt
Mcclure is the very strongest Democrat from IN
the State. and the logical candidate for the party
10 nominate TO offset Francis Hendricks who
are told will be nominated the Republican can
ddate for Lieutenant Governor. Mcclure
twice elected Mayor Of Syracuse His adn,inistra-
ton was ideal and will be made strong issue In
the forthcoming campaign. Mcclure is popular.
ana esPec1ay so Tn The as1rpE class II Hen
nomination may be regarded settled
The Emira Advertiser" says: III the opinions
Of Democratic contemporaries may he trusted Colo
mel Roosevelt has committed great crime. Cast
Ing all prudence the winds he has actually
engaged in conversation about politics with SEN
ator Plat and Chairman Ofell"