New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06
HARMONY THICK, SAYS PLATT.
RETURNS WITH SENATOR DEPEW AND
CORNELIUS ANDERBILT-LEADBRS
PLEASED WITH RESULT.

Senator Plat, Senator Depew and Cornelius Van
derbilt camc down from Saratoga yesterday after
noon. They arrived at the Grand Central Station
at s:45 o'clock last night. The party travelled in
Mr. Depew's private car. Senator Depew spoke OF
the ticket as a strong and the platform as a
convincing document. Mr.. Vanderbilt had nothing
to say aside from the fact that he had been much
interested convention. and believed the party
would be successful this fall. He went to New
tort
Senator Plat went to the Fifth Avenue Hotel
before 10 o'clock.
"of course 1 am pleased with the work of the
State Convention" he said to a Tribune reporter
1.-THE ticket IS a winning ticket"
The Senator said he had left Mr.. Odeh with
crowd OF his friends going to Newhurg for lolli-
hcatlon Mr.. Odell is expected TO be at the Fltth
Avenue Hotel before noon to-day.
Il have seen the reports Of the quarreting among
the Democratic leaders here. Senator Platt added.
and 1t Is interesting to hear Croker calling Hill
and CoIer names. Up at Saratoga everything was
harmonious and peaceful Harmony was so thick
there you could almost cut it with knife
Many of the New-York delegates to the Saratoga
Convention returned TO the city last evening. As
they were Fastening to their homes they expressed
confidence that the ticket nominated at Saratoga
would win in November. Several of them said they
never had attended more harmonious State Con-
vention.
Frederick S. Gibbs the National Committeeman.
returned to the city from Saratoga on Tuesday
evening. and was at the National headquarters
yesterday He said after the nominations at Sara
toga had been announced:
IT came away from Saratoga last evening because
everything settled and had some work here.
1 believe Mr.. Ode will be elected Governor. He
will be stronger the campaign proceeds"
Michael ]. Dady. chairman OF the Republican Ex
ecutive Committee of Kings County, asked last
evening at his home, No 2lS Schermerhorn-st.
Brooklyn. by a Tribune reporter whether the
published report true that he had left Sara
toga for Brooklyn Tuesday night in
happy frame of mind because he had expected to
be chairman of the Kings County delegation and
deliver the vote of the county the rollcall for
Mr.. Odelrs nomination yesterday. The story went
on 10 say that word from Jacob Worth's
friends that II he Dady. insisted acting as
chairman the delegation would have a caucus and
nominate a candidate against him. and that Mr..
Woodruff agreed on finally by both sides. but
that Dady dead sore" and accordingly de-
cided to go home.
That story" said Mr. Dady. emphaticay. rs
absolutely false. There candidate but
woodbury.. who. was the man selected by the dele
CATION. II is like the lying stories that are con-
stantly being published about me--like the story
for instance that am going to resign the chair
manship OF the Executive Committee. I left Sara
toga last night because there was nothing to keep
there and came home to complete my arrange
ments for going to Cuba Saturday. Such
thought as is indicated in that story never occurred
to me. The whole thing is tissue Of lies