New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-05

involved in a political struggle with Abraham
Gruber Mr. Blacks law partner.
But apparently Senator Plat desires to have
Mr.. Blacks aid in the campaign TO elect MI
odell as Governor. since he has so muen IN
fiuence in Rensselaer, County and elsewhere IN
the state and therefore made overtures 10 MIN
to make the speech nominating Mr. odeh- MT
Black accepted this proffer, and upon ms ar
rival here to-day called upon Mr.. Platt in COM
many with Louis F. Payn. Mr. Black and Sena-
tor Platt had a pleasant talk. and then MT
Rack returned to his room at the United States
Hotel TO prepare his speech nominating MI
OdeH.
DEPEw TO NAME WOODRUFF
Senator Depew was TO have nominated Mr.
Oden for Governor. but gladly co-operated with
Senator Platt in the programme of having eN-
Governor Black make this nominating speech
Senator Depew was then requested by Lieu
fenant-Governor Woodruff 20 make the speech
renominating him fer Lieutenant-Governor
Senator Depew has acceded TO THIS request Vi
the Lieutenant Governor and will therefore
make the speech renominating MT Woodruh'
Governor Roosevelt it is now arranged. VIII
address those in attendance at mass meeting
which win be held after the convention ao-
so,,rns The delegates at the convention natu-
rally II is presumed. will remain to attend the
mass meeting and hear Governor Roosevelt
speech
The subject of the election Of a new chairman
NJ the Republican State Committe is stin as
cussed. but it can be positively stated that MI
0Sei will retain that Office. He is tul1g ae-
suainsed with the plans Of the National Aontlh,,
fSsraffen for conducting the present pOAleICa1
campaign. and has begun TO carry out tn 1ie
plans The substitution Of another man TOT nun
as chairman, II is said, would not De aSfeeapt Is,
% the Administration. In addition, Mr; ooe n
has the confidence of the Republican Leaders an
over the State, and il would be oHncult ua aS
for another man, with only six weeks on In. me
Campaign before him. 10 get into communicating
with these leaders and do effective WORK WIN
them. The Republican campaign in this stare
rvould be badly disarranged. II is argued. II Mr.
Odeii should resign his post as chairman
II Is undoubtedly true that Mr.. Quigg ana
souae other Republican leaders. who favored the
nomination of Mr. Woodruff for Governor WouId
like now 10 bring about the election Of WIIlld!i
Bsrnee 5r. as chairman Of the state Soihhlll-
tee but they doubtless see that fhey cannon
carry out this plan for the present, IL was
stated to-day that Mr.. Quigg mace TIP alonE
the Erie Canal recently with Thomas Wheeier'
NJ Utica the superintendent OF the eastern
division of the Erie Canal, and that the IMP
extended from Cohoes to Buffalo Everywhere
from Mr.. Quiggs talk Republican ponuclahs
sawed the impression that he did not desire
The nomination OF mr.. Odell for Governor, but
preferred that Of Mr.. Woodruff. Senator ELS
worth, who favored the nomination OF MI. ooeli
a is said heard Of Mr. Quigg's journey, ana
protested against the of State yacht FOR
any political purpose, and, IL is said, MI Qulgg
returned from Buffalo TO New-1ork by raiiroad
instead of by canal
nv OdeI then decided to accept the nomina-
zion FOR Governor IL It should be offered to him
His present discrimination is TO retain the ONCE
OF chairman Of the State Committee TIL after
T-lection Day even though nominated for Gov
ernor In case he then should resign his posi-
ton ii Is generally believed here that George
" Dunn. of Binghamton, will be elected chair
man Of the Republican State Committee In his
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