The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-13
STATE COMMITTEE CALLED.
STATE OFFICERS VINO ARE LIKELY
TO BIZ RENOMINATED THIS FALL.

A. to the Governorship. That. Mr.. Plat says,
IL All in the Air-Candiaates He speaks
Well Of-Psyne the First Namsd-No Recon-
c~liiation with Jacob worth In Sight Yet.
The Hon. Benjamin B. Odell. Jr.. chairman
Of the Republican State Committee, sent out
notices last night to the members OF the Republi-
can State Committee calling them together for
Saturday, July 81, at u o'clock at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, TO N time and place for the
Republican State Convention, which Is to nom
mate q full list Of State officers from Governor
down. Then Chairman Odell went back to his
home In Newburgh. He had had a long talk
with Senator Plat at Mr.. Platt's Office In lower
Broadway at . o'clock In the afternoon.
Senator Plat is in very much better health.
OF course he would be in better yet II be were
not 90 persistently active. His side still hurts
him. but he Ia one OF those man that have an
extra amount Of energy. and he doesn't like
70 be called siok or known TO be sick. SO hs
pegs away very often when. according to his
advisers. he should take II easy. Senator Plat
said yesterday OF the Governorship:
1t il all IN the air. and will be 30 for some
time to come
The general idea is that the Republican State
Convention will bs held In Saratoga about
Sept. IL. and that John T. McDonough. Sec
rotary Of State; William J. Morgan, Comp
uoler; John 7. Jaeckei. STATE Treasurer: John
4. Davies. Attorney-Genera A. u Edward A.
Bond. state Engineer ana SIysyori are to be
ator Plat and his friends believe, have been
Competent officials. and to renominate them
will be TO follow the precedent established
since 1893.
As 70 the Gov.rnorship Senator Platt spoke
Payne. representative In Congress for. the
Twenty-ewhth district and chairman Of the
however. said that it was quite apparent that
Mr.. Payne desired 10 remain In his present
place as leader Of the Republican majority In
the nd h9q r7s.,v Yet Ss,os hs sac to MI The ps ssnsb TSsla 10 20
has not been known as a b~ide-bound or copper:
nyeted organization m a The senator. q
but he recognize the sxigencies OF politics.
Senator Platt dion seem 10 know very much
S sIT1' l. ing %codrir for G cover " sui f01 he ' il a
warm personal friend Of MIR, Woodruff, who
mus be put in the category q being q strong
s' rssn'1 Mas9 bi Rth; Of Si NJ. Gde aia'' sy nfns ss on saI %
man Of the state COMMITTEES. and because Of his
ISns and valuable service Ice was entitled s,s 70 hfRye
pubiIoans. Then Senator Plat spoks Of
Supreme Court Justice William, e,
Werner OF Rochesta He said that
referred In pleasant terms TO the Hon. Timothy
&. Ellsworth, who for several years past has
been the Republican leader OF the state Senate
at Albany. Senator Ellsworth comes from
Lockport. Niagara county. Mr.. Platt also
said kind things Of the Hon. James 5, Sher-
man. Representative IN Congress for the twenty
nth district, Next he mentioned the Hon.
Charles II. Duell, at present COMMISSIONER
OF Patents al Washington. senator Platt said
that Mr.. Sherman and Mr.. DUEL were both
good men and that they were entitled 10 great
considerat!ol at the hands Of the Republican
party Of the State.
Just how much substance there Is In the
talk about Senator Ellsworth's becoming the
Republican candidate for Governor Is not
sas greatly a. 'G DESIRED Rssdis nat u Mf.. E 1fRsoGf p Mr'
Humphrey Of Warsaw, Mr.. Higgins Of Olean.
Mr, Stranahan Of Fulton, Mr.. Krum Of scho-
hare and men Of thai type :hould be re,
believes that Edwin c. Stewart of Tompkins
county Is TO be nominated for the place now
held by Senator charles T. willis Of Watkins,
SCHUYLER rsnHr, f bi,bs,,o nTnisS thai LAY Hs.e Sobfrmsn
district /. 10 be the candidate for Senator for
the Nineteenth senate district In place Of John
Ford.
Senator Plat said that he did not believe
that there was any truth in the story that the
Hon. Samuel Frederick Nixon OF the Second
district Of Chautau9pa desired to run for Lieu,
Mr.. Nixon preferred 10 be returned as An As
samblvman and TO be reelected Speaker. Sen-
ator Plat snid that while there was a good
deal Of gossip about Gubarnatorial candidates
he had vet 20 learn what was the drift OF opin-
ion concerning a candidate Tor Lieutenant
something had been said about a proposed
reconciliation between Senator Plat and the
Hon. Jacob Worth ~ BROOKLYN, Up 70 date
nothing In the shap" Of progress can be re-
ported Mr.. Platt and Mr.. Worth NAV get
steps save been takcn toward a reconciliation
between these two gentlemen.