New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
EGATES FOR ROOSEVELT.
CHRIS SAYS 10 OUT OF THE 1SS
." .,.r1. VOTE FOR THE COLONEL.

r. GIBBS SAYS l'o OUT OF THE lsS
." -.rJ, VOTE FOR THE COLONEL.
was Gathering Of the Republican dis
In' ..ders Of the county Of New-York in the
sV ortors Of the Republican County Com
'ea Of No Madson-avc.. last evening and
h" haa = session lasting about two hours
u" liant oucg was In the chair. and the bust
~ T., hand was u arrange n programme for
,e'' ,,ee.ing Of the County Committee which is
i" .,e Mace in the hall Of the United Chart
ppudlug. Fourth-ave and Twenty second
his evening There was an interchange Of
donation among the leaders. and the senti-
~ the delegates from New-York County
. ,,s Republican State Convention was ascer-
,..d co closely that after the meeting Fred
~ Gibbs said that 10 Of the lSS dele
las woaId vote for the nomination of Colonel
r.osore Roosevelt on the first ballot. While
Esteem OF the delegates desire TO cast their
+,os FOR the denomination OF Governor Black
.,s remains n candidate until the day of the
...vsntion they said not TO be pledged TO
-. for him and may go with the majority Of
No delegation.
4, Indication OF an intention to make the
allegation from New-York County solid for
-o,onel Roosevelt was given by resolution
,seh the leaders passed authorizing President
aujsg OF the County Committee to call the dele
ration together at any time he saw fit. After
No meeting Mr.. Quigg said there was no inten-
ton 10 put into force a unit rule in the deega-
son Another leader said: Such q step will
,o be necessary. The delegation will be solid
,or Roosevelt after Senator Plat has declared
himself Governor Black is beaten hopelessly.
md probably will get out OF the way before the
convention meets" Nh Qugg said ne might
10, call the delegation together before the dele
rates went To Saratoga.
DATES AGREED UPON.
The leaders agreed. subject TO the approval 81
me County Committee this evening. TO have the
,ates for local conventions of the party fixed
as follows:
Assembly district conventions for nominating
,sndidates for Assemblymen Tuesday October 4
County convention. TO nominate three Justices OF
ne Supreme Court and Judge Of the City Court,
Senate district conventions. 10 nominate cand!-
la.es FOR the State Senate Monaay October 10 :,
la,ss for Representatives in Congress. Wednesday.
October 70.
I. Is not expected tina; the County Committee AT
Is meeting tonight Will take any action Of a kind
Intended to influence delegates to the State Conven-
Hon TO vote for Colonel Roosevelt Such action is
,a!d not 10 be necessary. in view OF the fact that
many OF the Republican district organizations and
hubs have Endorsed Colonel Roosevelts candidacy.
At a meeting Of the TXth Assembly District Re-
,uhlican Club held last evening at No. 90 Eighth
I'VE Robert a r. Dayton. vice-preslient Of the
,rganization made motion that Theodore Roose
rel, he Endorsed as the Republican candidate for
he nomination for Governor. In presenting his
notion Mr. DAYTON referred TO the high character
u Colonel Roosevelt and his exceptional fitness for
he place standing vote taken. and the
notion was unanimously carried William l.. Lyall.
ne president Of The club presided AZ the meeting.
Among tho reports IN circulation al the head
uarters Of the Republican State Committee yes
.erday was one that Senator Plat and Jacob
Worth were about settle their differences. II
vas said that 4. r Odell. ir.. chairman Of the
State Committee. had talked with Mr.. Worth re-
.ently and that an interview between Mr.. Worth
md Senate Plat had been arranged
There was a report yesterday that Mr. Ode had
,one to Camp Wlkoh 10 Colonel Roosevelt. hut
1t the headquarters Of the State Committee it was
aid he had gone - his home in Newhurg and had
10 thought Of seeing Colonel Roosevelt
The railroads Of the State have agreed to give
Mate Convention DELEGATES in any part Of s,, me
Are The rate holds, good for three days before
md three days after sep;emeer r. the date OF the
s. Mr. WOODRUFF'S RETURN.
Iieutenant-Governor Timothy L. Woodruff
.urned 10 Brooklyn last night from the Adiron-
lacks. and met a number Of bis Republican friends
,or a. private conference after ne reached the
,lty.
II was not long before many rumors were afoat
% the effect that he was going to withdraw from
the race for the nomination for Lieutensnt-Gov-
.rnor When asked to state his position last nieH
There is no need Of my making any statement
I made that from Albany. am with governor
Black. and will be found with him when the con-
Feniion adjourns , ~,
inf were more communicative and more Interesting
from news point OF view than the Lieutenant
S sSTet wish M "e W 70 thq said:
Mr.. Woodruff has told US that he no longer mas
reason d 10 s 5esTg he on the part
Of his friends 10 couple his name with mat OF
Colonel Roosevelt win ne iaea OF InSh res, ys
that there Is going to he a complete new tcKTt.
and tina, he will not he on H. he VIII nov GPfy
his name with that Of Colonel Roosevelt but he
would prefer that they do nothing Of ne k'no ne
an active part in the canvass for the old ticket but
will not desert Governor Black at the present time
nat last evening in It's clubrooms and Endorsed
Colonel Roosevelt for Governor. There was no OPP
position TO the resolution.
r NJ OSBORNE FOR SECOND PLACE.
The re,o-,n State ticket. headed by Colonel
Roosevelt. for Governor and supported by the Citi.
gems r-nIon has been completed by the naming OF
q candidate for Leutenant-Governor. The nominee
is Thomas NJ Osborne, OF Auburn. He is thirty
eight years Old and Is the son of ID. N Osborne, a
wealthy manufacturer OF Auburn the canuldate
Is a graduate Of Harvard.
GOLD DEMOCRATS AT WORK.
Chicago Sept Wv. d. Bynum, chairman III the
National Gold Democratic Committee was IN Oh-
cago to-day and held conference win ,he o'he,
leaders OF the Palmer Buckner party. Ihe eo'n
men hel,eve ,ha. the regular Democratic organiza-
ZION intends 10 press the silver issue again this