New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-08
HILLS PLANS FOR SARATOGA.

1 never said anything about his candidacy
was MS statement Il don't know who viii b
nominated
HILLS PLANS FOR SARATOGA
According to information received at head
quarters yesterday. Hill intends to make a fight
at Saratoga It is the present intention OF the
Hill men to have Bridge Commissioner John L
Shea nominate Controller Coler for Governor.
Ex-senator Hill wilB then second his nomination
and say that the friends Of vi Bryan are de-
termlned 70 demonstrate their earnestnsss IN
lar candidate
Under the new election law according TO the
friends Of Controller CoIer, at state headquar-
ters last night. the unit rule cannot be pre-
served II Controller Coler has friend among
tne oelegateS VINO desires 70 stand Dy MIN
Commissioner Shea has already said that he
values his friendship for COer more than he
does his COnmissonership. and that Tammauy
Hall can have his place whenever it is wanted
1t is believed he viii nominate the Controller.
COLER AND NLAUGHLIN-
The Brooklyn Citizen" he organ Of wiuough-
by Street Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon an
nounced positively, that the name Of Controller
Coler is no longer under consideration by the
Democratic leaders as thai OF an available, can
anaIyze the reason for this. and says.
Mr. Mclaughlin was favorable u NJ Colers
g h5ef made 9 it i poss6Ts 2sP far MI T Mesasa2 3 .
euTe tae RriEe for hin II Is pointed on ma 5
C1uberna torial nomination, should have come %
him q the fact Mr McIa4sha Who is alive 70
the feud which exists between VII and Croker
from HiH. Another mistake made bv the Con-
LIroLler Vas n ma slng TOO many aTlesoIllSlS i.
Ramapo jobbers which won To- I'm he admfrs-
have stopped right there. His differences win
Corporation Counsel Whalen and ai= open attack
upon Tammany Hall IN the essay on "Co1-Ue-cia--
ism in Politics. tended 10 create anruosi-i=s which
C-I1@- - - ,-j-s - [--S -----
Z ru7z n VII -1rr m .
Controller would still 5e fl TIE r---0-ftv TN th=
convention Hence The reason for r'fTS for NJ
talk which followed in NJ. IIeI.ausa aln-< home
While Mr- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n pub
Iished story-was talking with a group OF dis
trtct leaders in Brooklyn yesterday. a reporter
said 70 him: Mr.. Mclaughlin, it is reported
that M Coler has withdrawn as q candidate
for the nomination for Governor Is that re-
port true2''
No no. II can't be true an certain he
has not drawn out OF the race, answered M
Mclaughlin hurrtedly.
a CONTEST LOOKED FOR
A contest is looked for over the selection OF
temporary chairman The Hill men have de-
termined 70 vote for Executive Chairman Nc
CURE. while the Croker-3Iurphy men. II is IN
derstood viii vote for Senator McCaTren. u
Brooklyn. The Hill men are hopeful OF winning
on the first test vote in the state Committee
They assert that they have been mending some
OF their fences and that senator Mackey
/ Erie delegates
Mr. Croka- was asked IL there was any truth
I in the ruuor that Senator NcCarren had been
chosen as temporary chairman OF the state con
veution-
you'll nave % wait until the state Committee
meets up IN Saratoga before can tell you who
will be temporary chairman was the reply
Over the long distance telephone yesterday
Executive Chairman MCGUIRE received messages
from Albany and Syracuse urging him 20 accept
the nomination for Governor II II came MS way
He told his friends that he was already com
mir = nd ~Fra~ yr1 - 2
not be proper.
STANCHFIELD LOOMING UP AGAIN
The situation last night was more favorable 70
Stanchheld than TO any other man Nackey, OF
Erie. seems 70 Be out OF the race Edward NJ
Shepard, OF Brooklyn. is described by the ma
chine men in Kings as too srreaked.' and the
talk about Justices Parker and Earl prOvokes
so many disagreea bIe things about Controller
CoIer that il is believed they would not accept
him now in any circumstances. and the Croker
Murphy combination so far has no candidate =
cor ference OF the leaders viii BE- held IN sara
toga on Monday afternoon, and state Chair
man Campbell and Executive Chairman Nc
CURE will be there 70 represent the Hill men
An intimate friend Of ex-senator Hill said yes
tardav that despite Mr.. Murphy's statement that
John 3 StauChdeld had voted for Bryan in
1895 he knew the contrary 10 be true He said
mate M Stanchfeld for Governor. But after
the National Convention and the adoption OF the
Chicago platform Nr. StanChdeld declined II
was said also that more than two barrels or
Srarchfeld buttons had been made az that time
These buttons were not used. II Is said that
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