New-York tribune., 1898-09-25

Risck since s. Fred Nixon is candidate ioi
Sneaker of the Assembly. and natufaiiy ue'
lovally TO represent his constituents III Di,' :.
in Western New-York the reports sho"Su ."o
the delegates Of the counties OF Ahegah!'
taraugus one district OF Chautauq"o' -
rour,v,s aftv-dve delegates with the exception
Of nine, Niagara, Orleans. Gehesee' '.'s,
Iivinos,on and Ontario arc all for Coroner
poosaye,, Monroe County will cast its twenty
nine votes for Governor Black Nearly all 'he
1o,aootas ~ steuben. Chemung Schuyler. Tomp-
kins. Yates Seneca ontario and WaEhe
counties will support Colonel Roosevelt Every
deleeate in the counties Of Onondaga' Os"eeo'
Cortland. Tioya Chenango and Madison VIII
sunnort Colonel Roosevelt The county Vi
Oneida seems 10 be evenly divided between
co,oneI Roosevelt and Governor Black Ihere
,s q ajsnute between Mr.. Blacks fono"ers ana
those Of Colonel Roosevelt as TO the at'''uoe VI
the delegates of Jefferson County. me ueie
yates Of St Lawrence County were dr"''ns To-
day to the support of Roosevelt
Governor Black appears TO have the support
of Clinton County but all except one delegate
from Franklin County are for Roosevelt Inc
counties Of Essex and Washington VIII support
Colonel Roosevelt. Warren County appears W
he ION the fence" The delegates OF Saratoga
County are troubled over the fact that Senator
Bracket was reno minated by the aid OF GOV
ernor Black. The delegates OF the counues OF
Rensselaer, Columbia. Dutchess and Ulster VIII
support Governor Black. But this about Ter
inmates Governor Blacks support. Ihe oeie-
gates OF Broome Delaware Sullivan ana Or
ange counties will support Colonel Roosevelt
In New-York the friends of Governor Black
to-day could only claim the support OF seven
teen delegates. leaving III delegates in support
of Colonel Roosevelt. and Lieutenant-Governor
Woodruff would only claim forty-two delegates
OF the 1872 delegates of Kings County for Mr..
Black thus granting ninety delegates 10 Roose-
Welt in the county 1t is we'll 10 state that
George b. Roberts. of Kings County. announces
his belief that Governor Black does not have
the support OF over twenty delegates from
Kings County. Colonel Roosevelt also has the
delegates of Queens. Suffolk and Richmond
counties On the other hand. Governor Black
has most Of the delegates OF Westchester
County.
ARRIVALS on LATE TRAINS.
Among the large number of prominent Repub-
licans who arrived here tonight, outside OF
those already mentioned, were James A. Rob
erts, OF Buffalo. State Controller; John g. Ken
yon. Of Syracuse. secretary OF the Railroad
Commission; Addison B. Covn OF Glens Falls.
State Treasurer Congressman Serene f. Payne,
Of Auburn Wilbur s. Wakeman and Colonel
"Sam" Thomas. Of NewYork; Congressman
Louis n. Littauer OF Gloversve Congressman
James w. Wadsworth and Judge Edward p.
Coyne Of Geneseo, Livingston County: Judge
J. Rider Cady, Of Hudson. Columbia County:
John c. Davies OF Camden. Oneida County,
Deputy Attorney General Judge John NJ. kel-
logg. Senator George r. Maby and William II.
Daniels Of Ogdensburg: Frederick s. Gibbs and
Judge Clarence w Meade of NewYork; Reuben
i. Fox of Oneonta. clerk Of the Republican
State Committee; Andrew Davidson, Of Coopers-
town. Deputy Secretary OF State: Colonel Lowell
burg; Judge William D. Dckey Of Newburg. OF
the Supreme Court: Dwight Lawrence Of AL
bany; George II. Roberts. Michael j. Dady.
General Stewart L. Woodford. ex-MayOr Charles
A. Schieren and General w. A Wallace. OF
Brooklyn: Senator John S. Sheppard. OF Penn
Van; Judge John F. Parkhurst. OF Bath. Steuben
County: ex-senator Titus @ Sheard Of Little Falls:
Controller. and William Berr of Kings County
good many candidates for State offices have
arrived. Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff OF
Kings County, Of course. is a candidate for re-
nomination and Michael ]. Dady has not given
up hope Of nominating him. Then there are ex-
Senator Francis Hendricks. Of Syracuse, and
ex-senator Titus Sheard, OF Little Falls, who
may be considered in receptive attitude" II
appeared tonight as though ex-senator Hen
bricks in the lead for the nomination.
Andrew DAVIDSON or CoOperstOWn' Deputv
Secretary OF State. and ]. Fl. 3. Mangin, OF
Waterloo. are candidates for Secretary Of State
The candidates for Controller here Will
lam ]. Morgan Of Buffalo, Deputy State Con-
troller. and Addison B. Colvin. Of Glens Falls
present State Treasurer. Mr.. Morgan is sup
ported by the fifty-hve delegates OF Erie Coun-
ty and other delegates In various parts OF the
State
Three candidates for Attorney G neral have
arrived They are John c. Davies. OF Camden.
Deputy Attorney-General Judge John NJ. Kel-
logg. Of Ogdensburg. and Judge j. Rider Cady.
Of Hudson. Columbia County.
The only candidate for State Treasurer who
has yet appeared is John p. Jaeckel. Of Auburn.
Edward p North. Of New-York. has been sug
gested as q candidate for State Engineer. He
Yves the counsel Of the Canal Commission.
PAYNE FOR TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
Congressman Serene e. Payne. Of Auburn. will
probably be the temporary chairman Of the
convention.