New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29
ALL PRAISE THE TICK EFT.
RETURNING DELEGATES ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER THE NOMINATIONS.
SENATOR Flat SAYS THAT EVEN BLACK MEN
ARE PLEASED. AND THAT THERE WILL
PE. 80 FAcTIoNAL STRIFE 4 RATr
FICATION MEETING SATURpAY
FICATIox MEETING SATURDAY.

FICATIoN MEETING SATURDAY.
Every train that ran from Albany 10 New
York on either side Of the Hudson River yester-
day and some of the steamboats, that ran down
that noble stream last night. carried Delegates
who were returning from the Saratoga ConVen-
tion. The Republicans who went 10 the Con
yention from this city struggled u2 tho river
during Friday, Saturdar, Sunday and MONDAY
They were divided upon the question on the
C;oyernorship and were suspicious Of their lead
ers and of one another. They were straGgnns
back Yesterday and last night. but they We're
confident. eated and eager for work in the
canpaien Al the end Of the Convention 'hoy
were united and happy. Jacob NJ Patterson
who returned last evening, expressed the fechhs
Of The delegates from this city who took part III
the losing fight for Governor Black.
"I fool" he said like 4 man who has poem
ubinned and is glad Of il. There VIII be no oe'-
for fighters FOR Colonel Roosevelt until election
thar, the Republicans who made the hght Tor
Governor Black at Saratoga. We nave so'
snlendid state ticket. and we arc going 'o WIZ
The party in this city and throughout the state
is united for victory"
Senator Thomas C. Platt got back to the CITY
at 1 n m yesterday and vent down 10 MS
office at No 20 Broadway where he transact"
so,,o business before going To his rooms In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel We are all pleased VIII"
tho ticket" he said last evening. Even the
Black people are pleased with it. There VIII oe
no factional strife in the party this IAN
Chauncoy NJ Depew came to the city "''o'e
noon He was enthusiastic over the ""'N AZ
Saratoga TT was great conventi"n' re SAUL
"and we ought to sweep the state TINS ta'l
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff got TO town
with several Brooklyn delegates at " p III n'
was smiling and confident Of rc-electon' i"'
,ictet ought to 60 through with whiri' he
said. .,,.a,
1,emucl T.. ouigg. president of the Repup"'"',
rountv Committee. arrived last cN'h'"N anu
went home tired but happy He was '"D "''
leader II the machine 10 urge 'oioh'' N"'
VOLTS nomination for Governor. To-day ~ VIII
go to work on the arrangements for the DIX '"'-
idcation meeting which IS to I've held pN o'"''
If the County Committee on saturday eVe''"S
at Lcnox I.yccum. Madison-ave. ana f"S
ninih-st II is hoped that Colonel k"oS'N'" anu
Mr. Woodford will be at the meeting ana n'dN'
sneechcs and there has been some talk oi III
yitinr Governor Black to appear on th' pat
form with Colonel Roosevelt
Tho hoadouarters ~ no Republican "'a'e
committee viii he rcoreucl In the FHth NN'
nue. Hotel to-day. BENJAMIN T. odelL u" 'n'
chalrrnan ~ the committee. viii ne 81 Inc "''"
ouartors almost daily until tho election. re ""S
declined 10 be a candilat" for ir-''''I" nv
Congress declaring that the chairman W , ,"g
STATE Committee ought 10 have u" ''h'' '''''
on his hands. ,-,.-
stat Committeeman ". NounEs. oi 'N s'eI
Rav one u Colonel Roosevelt ucigh'' - wa
49,, ~ rho first Of the returning dele, III
arrive AZ the Flnh Avenue Hotel yesterday h'
said -Co,onel Roosevelt rs stronger no" tn'n
ne Nas before the attempt was made I" snow
tbat ne was ineligible and taN-dodg'r. us
nomination has uni'e1 the party. ard ~" tA'
tlon which supported Governor BLACK VIII n'
IN line and help swell the large majority u
elect Colonel .Roo-cNtlt'