New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
WOODRUFF RETURNS HOME.
,,,c,yAr1. T DApY's DOWNFALL SEEMS
MORE PROBABLE THAN EVER
rr,y LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR INVITED PREsIDEN'
MKIN1EY TO VISIT THE STATE FAIR

rrrp, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR INVITED ffSf'si4'S''A
vK,N1EY TO VISIT THE STATE FAIR
AT SYRACUSE
IT.. o,,,rn Of lieutenant Governor WoodruH
-. ,ha Adirondacks yesterday. foloWlns 'ii0
-. 1Iau meeting on Tuesday night in Bfoohis"'
,-angthened rather than weakened inc iP
sion that is fast gaining ground tha' " ,i ~
Dadv will be superseded az the next eio0
ahaIrroan of the Kings County Republican EAecu.
,,yo committee. The friends OF Messrs' "o0u ~
80 A.,.rburv are astonished at the warm support
- fr,ordIv comment caused by William A fteh-
dorgasts attack on Mr.. Dady at the meeting III 'e
r,rentv-second Ward. The letter from eA-f ID )o
missioner Souier denouncing Dady IN uhniStdhaoie
800 was well calculated. the anti-orsanlzauon
leaders said TO bring to the front again the many
.',nor,bIa noints in Mr. Dady's political career
a .ha thing commented most last night was
,ho extremely conservative and guarded language
,,sad nv Lieutenant Governor Woodrut whenever
Mr. Dady's name was brought up
mfr Dady has his own fight to look out lot'
a,d be last night. "He is doubtless able TO take
care OF his district. II after the primaries on
sant.rober 10 next the duly elected representatives
of the Republican voters want another man ioi
executive chairman they will make their teenhss
known at that time. AS chairman OF the hepuo-
ucan Executive Committee Mr.. Dady Is recognized
nv the party leaders. His position warrants 'iiae
70 the characterization Republicans want TO make
aht against Mr. Dady that IS their privilege.
sa,d n the newspaper men this afternoon that
from the accounts of the Acme Hall meetlhs III
the morning papers I thought a mistake nad oeeh
made in locating 1t in the Twenty-second Waro,
instead of the Third They shouiu ha'0 P -
IN the Third Ward.
,h,s Z, all Mr. Woodruff would say for publica~
,,on and his friend say that there IS no doubt
whatever that as long as Mr. Dady Is chairman OF
the Executive Committee, Mr. Woodruff Will sup
port him. That is as far as Mr. "oodruns
intimate friends go. and the more MT Dady ID
discussed the more silent they are.
''If Ex-Park Commissioner SQuier Is Wiling 10
onenlv attack Dady for what he believes TO be the
good OF the party" said Independent Republican
last night how long do you think II VIII be pc
fore there viii be lot more IKE NM s p9s,
Governor realizes Il That Is What maxss IL so
will hurt the party unless Dady Is unloaded, Tnat
that is what will bring about the turning down OK
The lieutenant Governors friends already
beginning say that Mr.. Dady never wanted the
office of executive chairman at al but was Iorce1
Quitting made Of the name Of Alexander Robb,
whose chances Of election were brilliant until
turned around and defeated his candidate although
they really wanted Mr.. Robb for executive chair-
This is regarded at this time by the anti,organ-
ment which will be made in a few days by MT
Dady, that under no circumstances will he run Tor
Chairman OF the Executive Committee again. It
was said last night that II Mr.. Dady does not him
self take this course he will be told by Senator
Plat that he has got TO get out II the Senator
should tell Mr. Dady this II would soon leak out,
and the 'antis" would get all the credit for Mr..
Dadys retirement. Hence II Is argued that Dady
will he out with A statement at an early day that
he will not run again for the craftsmanship.
Mr.. Woodruff saw President Mckinley at Bun
Point on Tuesday night, and invited him to attend
the fair OF the State Agricultural Society. OF which
he is president in Syracuse, on September D: The
President said he would be there II he was In the
State at the time. He probably will be.