New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-13

Committee Will meet the Governor in this city
on Friday They are the four New-York dele
gates-at-large to the National Convention, and
they probably will travel to Phhadeipnla TO-
gether on Saturday morning.
MASSACHUSETTS AND SECRETARY LONG.
Various prominent Republicans are now in
New-York on their way to Philadelphia to at
tend the National Convention. Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge. of Massachusetts. was at the Hol-
land House yesterday. He is to go TO Boston,
where he will join his delegation or Saturday
and start for Philadelphia. The Senator Is a
personal friend OF Governor Roosevelt,
and believes in the Governors sincerity IN MS
expressed wish to be renominated for Governor.
According to those who talked with Mr. Lodge
yesterday. he said that the Governor deserved
to be renominated, adding THE MASSACHUSETTS,
delegation. well as all New -England VIII
present the name of John D. Long for the nom
nation for Vice President. We are all heartily
for Mr.. Long. and shall do everything in our
power to bring bout his triumphant election"
Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island, was al tie
publican headquarters in the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel yesterday He chatted with several irends,
and what he said was summed up as follows:
Il can see no change in the SITUATION Ing pa -
is harmonious and united in its support OF FIesl-
dent Mckinley. The contest for the hoiilllal ,
for Vice Pres dent is wholesome sign OF healli!
interest from all parts of the country to nave a
share in the assured success of the next Al
minstration. Secretary Long would MAKE an u:
admira BILE Vice President. His whole career i
a magnificent one. and his record as secretary
of the Navy has been admirable. II d New
England man is not nominated thcii ny 30
of the situation would demand the NAMING 81
either New-York man a western mail vi
course I would like to see a New orh man iI
nominated IL one could be found VINO Woulu
unite all elements of the party and at the saiLie
time be of Presidential timber hlmseH. vi
course New-York has such man, put ne say
he won't have it, Perhaps he may not reluse IL
when the time comes. l am going TO san loI
Europe Tomorrow with my family ana go
away serene in the belief that the United states
will not be upset by any Bryan cyclone at Nan
city" ,,.
General Powell Clayton, United states Aihpas
sador to Mexico, who has been the mefhoel "a
the Republican National Committee IRON AT
kansas was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Iasl
evening He said that he would be incliheu 10
favor C n. Bliss for the candidate Tot Vlce
President but he understood Mr. Bliss Wouio
not be a candidate ,
Congressman J. w. Babcock of Missouri VINO
was at the hotel said he favored the nomination
of Congressman Dolliver, of Iowa. Mr.. LoiiiNer
as an orator and campaign speaker is helu IN
nigh favor by many Republican leaders, Mr.;
Rabcock SAYS. One objection to him fhat had
been mentioned was that his election TO the
Vice Presidency might compel the election OF
another Speaker of the House of Representa-
tiyes in place of General Henderson, or iowa,
since it would be regarded as improper 10 nave
the presiding officer of the Senate and the pre-
siding officer of the House coming from the
State.