New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

Odeu for Governor. ana as he has consented TO
abide BY -he decision Of the State Convention
he VIII be nominated without opposition. l am
in favor or the nomination Of Mr.. Schieren for
Lieutauaur-G0vzrr0r believing that he viii add
strength ro The ticket That VIII be a winning
ticket"
..Pu- NJ. Schieren has said he would not be
6 candidate" II was suggested
Z know that" said General Greene, and he
is not willing YET 70 be a candidate, but he
should be nominated"
Charles a schieren the former Mayor Of
Brooklyn, was talked Of recently as possible
candidate for Lleutenant-Governor, and he said
he would not consent 10 run for that Office, and
he did not wish 10 be e candidate for any
Office. He said ne never had presided over the
deliberations OF any legislative body. and was
not familiar with parliamentary law. Some OF
8Ir. schiereu's friends declared that while he
might consider nomination for Governor, he
would not think OF accepting nomination for
LieUtenant-G Governor NJ Schieren was not in
the city yesterday, but his son. Charles A
schIeren. jr- said: Ny father would not ac-
cepC q nomination for Lleutenant-Governor
under any circumstances"
Several Republican politicians about the State
headquarters said yesterday that they hoped
NJ ScLle-en might be induced 70 run for Lieu
-zrarr-C1overn1r He would make the ticket
with The Geruan-ATnerican voters. IL was said.
Governor Roosevelt said yesterday al the Re
publican state headquarters:
harDer 10 know that AIr Odeu has been very
sincerely anxious no- 70 be nominated but the fee-
ing Of the Republicans throughout the State has
become absolutely uucou-rol able They visa
CEe- and ne has had 70 yield his personal feelings
I CO 1c- know that there VIII De any candidate
spoken Of against him OF course am heart
Ly for him He has been very close 70 me
during tlese rw0 years, and my respect and
liking tc- hin have grown steadily. He viii be
nominated and elected, and he viii make an excel
le-- Governor he VII represent the whole RePub-
-ca1 party whenever q party question arises and
as Governor VII represent the whole State regard
less = party. and VIII devote al his best energies
70 lie service Of the Commonwealth whole
The Governor came 10 this city yesterday with
Mrs. Roosevelt and Two Of their children, and
remained several hours. spending part OF the
tine a. The Fifth Avenue Hotel In the fore
noon the Governor was at National headquar-
-=rs talking wt-h Senator Hanna and other
leaders for an hour. He also went 10 the head
quarters Of the County Committee. and spent
nearly an hour n General Greenes Office He
saw his physician. and had luncheon at the
Union League Club In the afternoon he was
a. The National and county headquarters for
short time before returning 10 his home in
Oyster Bay
The Governor talked with Mr. Odeu about the
appointment II q Justice OF the Supreme Court
10 I'll the vacancy created by the death Of
Justice Frederick Smyth, but he said he would
make 10 appointment until next week He said
ne had not decided upon the appointment Some
q The politicians seemed 70 feel confident that
the Governor would appoint ex-Judge James a.
Blanchard
Politicians II the city were saying last even
-ng that the selection Of James a. Blanchard
rad been recommended by the Republican or
gaazzr-on leaders and that the Governor was
seriously considering mis- appointment TO the
Office of Supreme Court Justice II was said
1y several Of the politicians that the Governor
had decided not to appoint ex-Justice Joseph F.
Day 70 the ofice.