New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-08
THE GOVERNOR HERE.
TO BREAKFAST WITH SENATOR PLATT
TOMORROW.
STATE CoNsTABULARY BILL ABANDoNnN
SENATOR FORD AND THE FIFTH AVE
NUE. HOTEL CONFERENCES

NUE. HOTEL CONFERENCES
Governor Roosevelt came this city from Albany
last nigh reaching town at O'CLOCK ne W"
20 the home OF his brother-n-aw, Douglas noD
SON No 422 M9dison-ave., where ne 'ooN 'a.,,a
asterwa-d he went to the Liederkranz ooceS
haadouor,ers as the guest OF Paul Cooper anu
o,bers and later to the Arion Society. Ihis mo- II
ing the Governor will breakfast az the no.Ne % %
brother-in-law with General FRANCIS '. "ie'"v
the Canal Advisory Committee austen " -,
c.. Ia Fargo the architect, one or the couhsei
TO investigate the canal frauds: ana r'a"A
Ivitherhee Tonight the Governor VIII be the
guest of Professor Nicholas Murray Du''e'' a.
Mr. Buffers home. The Governor does Ho' eAp'S'
10 hold any political conference WIN INC 80 80,
leaders till tomorrow morning, wheh he W.
have breakfast with Senator Platt' al 'he INV"
Avenue Hotel Can
rai Wood N a major-generalshp. Governor
Roosevelt said: Il am overjoyed with the news "
General Woods advancement. have been eh"' me-
with his administrative ability as demonstrate a.
Santiago lie is the type of man that til's .U I
needs TO encourage and develop III '"S
our new colonial affairs :,
The Republican organization leaders nave %
ciaed that they cannot possibly get state con-
stabulary bill through the Legislature tms "i''e''
and have abandoned the attempt 10 eet VIZ.
pledged to such measure. Chairman oueli vi INC
Repubican State Committee said last evening at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel;
The State constabulary bill and the adyisaDnlly
of enactine IL among the nrst topics ulscuose
nv the Republican leaders In considering lhe WIN
az the Legislature this winter. From the very out
set IL was considered carefully, ana az cohlerehCes
between Senator Plat and Governor fOoseNeIt tno
question of taking up this as ponce reform leas
ure was thoroughly gone over. AL thelr ast III
ference IL was determined to ascertain the SEN
ment OF the State, far possible. az 10 ~hetnel
IL would be wise and beneficial 70 introduce anu
mass such a bill. Since then 1t has been cediy
shown that should the Republican leaders iaVor II
there were enough votes in both Assembly dIu
Senate to pass II. Senator Platt ascertaliieu tne
opinions Of a large number OF Republican leaueTs
tbroughout the State-men VINO are suOnB III tue
oreanization and his most loyal supporters, lie
fo1nd among these men a belief that wouId lot
be wise 10 enact such legislation, ana acknOWIeus
ing the force Of their opinions ne decided tnat ne
would not stand sponsor for the bill ana that ne me
Republican State organization wouu not favor us
INF roduction Governor Roosevelt, In ms CONFER,
ences has always been IN full accord with us, ah1
have no doubt his views as 10 the expectancy OF
The bin will coincide with those OF Senator FIatt
when the matter is taken up at the next con-
ference.
State Senator Ford at dinner given 10 charles
A Hess In Twenty -ninth-st on Wednesday even
ing declared that he tired OF having his &C
tion in legislation affecting the city decided III al
vance by conferences at the Firth Avenue Hotel
II will not stand II any longer" he was reported
IN have said Mr.. Fords attitude has caused some
anxiety TO organization leaders, VINO ola not look
for such display OF independence In that quarter