New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
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FORECAST OF THE TICKET
Toward midnight it looked as though the
State ticket would have the following appear
ance:
For oov.rnor-THEopoRE ROOSEVELT. Of oyster BAY
Lieutenant coyernor-rIMoTHY L WOODRUFF Of the
Borough % Brooklyn King Comfy. ~
Secretary Of s,ate-JoHN T. MpoNoUGH. OF Albany
Sta. con,roner-wIILIAM j. MORGAN. Of Buffalo Erie
,orney-c;en.raI-JoHN G DAVIES. Of Camden on'ida
s,.to rns,,..r-EpvIN A. BOND Of watertown Jener-
son County
The only name that seemed to be In douo' on
this SLATE" was that Of Mr.. Bahcock
Cbauncey NJ Depew. who is TO MAKE '"e
sne.ch n,acinp Colonel Roosevelt in nomination
for Governor in the convention tomorrow ar
rived in Saratoga at $50 2. m. He traVe"eu
IN his own private car and with him were zen
ersl Arson G. McCook James Iereance James
e Crawford one of his fellow delegates lrol''
the XXIXth Assembly District OF NeW-iOiA'
and James A. Blanchard, who Is not ue'esa'''
h,t comes to the convention as a speo'd'o''
MANY delegates to the convention tra'eiIeu ''''
New-York on the train to Whicn MI p'f0
private car attached ~
Soon after Mr. Depew got TO the oni'eo 0'"'0'
Hotel he went TO make call upon CIV ,'oI
Black talking to him for rev MINUTES
hearty way and parting Win l''erN'' -,
shake MI Depew was more lncihe" W ''p
,ys,,g stories than talk seriously with MS
ro,,,ical friends about the situation He saio W
some 81 them however that he thought 'hete
sbould he no longer any delay in the puonca''"ii
Of correspondence to prove the ehsipHIN -
Colonel Roosevelt for election to the o'''e -
Governor. ox
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff ola no' aPpe",
among the Republican politicians AZ '"e ny
cto,as Hotel until this afternoon lie caught cola
las, night and he remained in bed all Inc iol
noon. When he appeared again among me sup
,or.ars n Governor Black this afternoon his
voice was so husky that he could scarcely MAKE
himself heard in a crowd. and his throat was
nuf7ed with a silk handkerchief. He SAID 'heFe
had been no change in his attitude. ara he m
tended to stand by Governor Black 10 the last
NETWORK DELEGATES HOLD MEE4lN"'
The 2ss delegates from New-YorI met soon
after @ o'clock tonight in the ballroom OF '"'
Tinted States Hotel in response TO a can sent
out by Lenuel Z Quigg. president OF 'ne oo""'S
Committee When he called inc fHee'"e w
order Mr. Quigg said he had sunimoheu "'e
de,eeates under the authority of resolution
n3sSa0
the County Committee mainly Tor the eiec'O'
Of members Of the new Republican old'o NV'''
=, co. r. renre.en. the Congress districts IN
New-Yerk County. -
~1,n,.ver" he continued. Il am going 70
take advantage Of this opportunity 10 MAKE
h-;er statement concerning candidates neio'e
~ c,,,a Convention. 1t Is not necessary loT
~, N cav ANYTHING about the controversy over
ths covA~norehlp. since its meaning Is already
,,raoretooa bv the delegation. and every ceie'
cate has decided in his own mind no" ne VIII
,.o4o The Rrooklyn delegation has desired He
"a deliver to this delegation Us unanimous re-
ouAst for the denomination Of Lieutenant-Go'-
ernor woodruff whichever candidate for Gov
ernor succeeds IN the convention rms request
was made without any conditions. ana nope
II will he complied with in order that the ooho
Of union between the two political BODIES OF
the Greater New-York nav he closely CO.
mented"
! Sncak,ng Of candidates for minor state of1ces
/ Mr.. Ouigg said that the two leading men in the
contest for the nomination for Controller were
! William J Morgan and Addison r. Coivin, and
! that while many ~ the delegates from New
/ York regarded Mr. Colvin as a particular friend
! and desired 70 vote for him, the Erie County
! delegation was united for Mr.. Morgan. and IT
! seemed inevitable that the claims Of Mr. MOI
Gan would be regarded favorably by the con-
vention
7, was probable. Mr. Quigg ssid. that John T.
! McDonough, of Albany would receive the nom .
nation for Secretary Of State and that John
| c Davies OF Utica. would BE- nominated for
Attorney General but he could give no irfor-
nation to the delegates as TO the probable NOM
inees for State Treasurer and State Engineer
Nr Onirv
submitted the suggestions his best informa-
ton and judgment
Mr. Quigg then called upon the Assembly dis
trict leaders TO name times and places for meet
/ ings Of delegates tomorrow morning at which
10 elA,, members CT the State Committee from
the With. IXth. Xth. XIth XIIth. XIlIth.
! XIVth XVIII and XVIII Congress districts in
| New.York County. The leaders responded. in
some cases naming time and place for meetings
in the United States Hotel tomorrow morning,
and in other cases naming members Of the State
Committee already elected.
CHANGES IN Committeeman
4 difficulty as to the election in the XIIIth
District was settled in the meeting with Mr..
| OuigC's aid George ". Wanmaker was re-
elected State Committeeman from the district.
| although James Yereance protested that there
had been no legal choice OF delegates from the
XXIXth Assembly District TO vote for State
Committeeman. AS a result Of the conferences
already held by delegates. there will be only
three changes in the State Committeeman from,
New-York County. John Stieblne will succeed
Charles II. Murray from the IXth Congress
District: Charles A. Hess will take the place OF
| Amasa Thornton from the XIIth District and
In place Of Otto Irving Wise. from the XVIII
| District. Frank Raymond will have seat in
the State Committee
CONFERENCE OF BLACK FOLLOWERS
THEY ESTIMATE THAT THE GOVERNOR WILL
HAVE TWO HUNDRED VOTES IN CONVENTION.
Saratoga. N Y. Sept &c (speciaD.-ciovernoI
Black 1t Is said. will be nominated for Gov.
arnor fn.naorrnrv In the STATE Convention by