The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-02
WooDRUFF HoME AGAIN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Not in sympathy with
the Enemies OF Dndy aud Atterbury.

the Enemies OF Dndy mud Atterbury.
Lieut. Gov Timothy l.. Woodruff and Mrs.
Woodruff returned from Europe Yesterday
morning on the ST. Louis. About forty Of MIR.
Woodruf's Brooklyn friends went down tho
bay In the tug State Of New York to meet him.
and Quarantine commissioned McRoberts
joined the party at Quarantine. In the party
were Naval OIlcer Shnrkey. United States
Marshal Hanber:. Walter i. Atterbury. Sena-
tor Marshall. Senator Davis. Magistrate Bris-
tow and AssemDymen Sanford. Collier aud
Degraw Col. Michael J. Dady cDull not 20
along. rs he had to remain in brooklyn to
wind up tomc pressing matters in connection
with the filing OF the lists OF Republican election
officers.
On the arrival Of tho st. Louis at Quarantine
the State of New York drew alongside the big
steamer. A cheer wont up when the Lieu
tenant Governor was distinguished on tho
front part Of the vessel. The cheers were re-
newed whom Cornetist I, c. Bent OF the Ninth
Regiment. who was on the tug. played 'Home
Again" Mr.. Woodruff was taken aboard tho
tug, which eided alongside the 81. Louis M
the river. luncheon was served. and Mr.
Woodruff rega'ed hi. friends with stories OF
his European expsrsnce'. which we're CON
Grand PriX and invested 100 fraurs on the
winning horse ON a tip from Col. Tom OchIl-
Mr.. Woodruff was told OF the faction light in
the Eenublican organization. Witch was be-
gun during his absence. Dut he declined to Nls-
cuss the situation until he had been more fully
| informed In regard 10 1t. When told Of the
| story. recently published. Of the alleged hos
! tilty TO him Of Chairman Odel Of the State
| Il do not believe that Mr.. Odel is unfrendlv
| to me. think he IL too big man to allow
| political rival ry in small way to lead him TO
! help those who are trying to destroy nv pres-
fG %ays n nGf Nj '' %ooar" Hs.
amined his political fences. he will go to tho
| Adirondacks.
1t ID. evident from Il statement made last
night by Nr. Woodruff that he has no SYM
| pathy with the element in the organization
| which wants to force tn" retirement Of Mr..
Atterbury and Gel Dndy from their places
committees respectively He said: 1T IL
unfair to hold Mr.. Attsrbury and Mr..
| Dady RESPONSIBLE for the uUor showing
year They were in no way, to blame. and no
two men ever worked harder or more in
diligently for a purity than they did The re-
cent abuse which they have been receiving is
as the. opposition to tho present man
agement is Concerned. 1t seems to be
confined to three or four districts. and
| Personally am not mixed up in this trouble.
| and neither Mr.. Atterbury nor Mr. Dady has
| asked for my assistance. They want to tght
result Of the primaries in Sertem Der. ! am do
Republican enrolment. 1t indicates a re-
S Sysd bF yo, in At se tSs affair." %, the
| bigger the vote is the better 1t will he
| for tho organization, Let the fight he rod hot
| at the primaries and then let every man in the
| organization sink nil personal difficulties. cor
| daily acauiesce in the result and unite to elect
our ticket in the fall "
Mr., Wo9drufr said he did not think he would
| quarters to- day. II he does not. the difference
| will probably be abandoned.