New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-24
.,aor There has been movement here

chal6or There has been movement heie
a.v IN nominate Senator Frank W. HIGGINS
,oIesn for Lieutenant Governor ana the
OF undoubtedly heard some argu-
n+s in favor of the no1niiloio-
menu senator White Of Syracuse. was
49, hut probably the GoVernoi.
pres MS informed that some delegates
theiess' =. Senator White would make
fhou7''' i~a.5o7 for Lieutenant Governor
s'roile :. Governor Woodruff said to-nlght-
Lieu - that MIR Sheldon should be noHh-
90 NO =. 7 ie,,tarant Governor, and PronaoiS
hd a This opinion TO the Governor III
10 has opposed the nomination OF M
peit and ne also probably expressed ms "e-i
81 -,=,7ior7s to the Governor on the
hnO',i bser7 the contention Of Lieutenant "0'
IL h@a z~,,ff and his friends that he oush'
f'"o. bea77 consulted about the sele0'oll %
TO H Ia, -, ss the candidate Of the Newt oI
III ,-,5zaric11 for Lieutenant governor,
ny .-,or Oden had listened 10 the ss"l
* :, .,,oee who were present IN u'e
u s.be orange County delegation concern ''9
psi' -.,-aoar1r C5overnorship he LETT the rom
the N-o.a,,5inc the stairs. came out upon 'he
sno' oes' in went "a the room of Senator
V,Ianoeo, bie v-av along the veranda ne va
Plat " ,L.+,ng was settled about the hoI.i J.,
asked = lor lieutenant Governor N"'hlh7 He''
he replied don will it he settled?" he was than
How Soth 49,
asked sonr know that it viii ne to-nish'' an
sgered the oCr 6del was in the headquarters
Whle Go ,-o,-,7rv delegates George h Sheldon
81 v - senator PlattS ROOM anu naN! =,
Ven -, II i obvious that the N1oN . -.
with mn ,al,s q thorough inquiry about Ihe
tenos . ~ The convention toward Mr.. SheloG :,
tempe E5ierlns and Senator W hllt peLoIt ~
SeilaIo- 5ICisiou 1lpon his own at1luot toMf1iu
makes gu siso-ss f5e has learned that NF- Shei-
liesS Coa-,Tiraron IS pressed pY senator 10 ID
ool - erarlnd that Ny Shelooh II d ouoI! .
- large experience anu ma ne :.-H-e
man % a. - pleasing the business interests
10. ~, Sra7e II Is also stated % S4oss ~
- Mt SheIdons nomination &c .e - ~
taFo- u o,,-i-7arion and only consenteQ 10 De
seer lLI1 aa,755Sa+e on the invitation OF hepuoh-
- ,.s5ers and now should not oe IoI I 81
- ~ canvass. OWING 10 uuJusl at t.os 80
-, INV man Of wealth ~ N1o - eons
nm. -: -. o,Ir 81 4 convention on the same
Nae as those made against Nj ohs-eo-I-
The very bitterness o. ne dtla r 60 60 80
cL.l5o- unjust they were. II was sa4o-
-4f. lfS IS friends in seIf-respect 70 support
sse-5iaacv In behalf or senator I1lsslI-s' !.
u-as said that his NOMINATION lol 1880 ea a.
--arror would be OF the same chdL dC.el d
5Ie -o1-arnor O6en for Governor both men
bed Il bored jealousy at A-bahE 10 LOVE- lIIe
7sT rate OF the State. NJ ooeIi as 80 1917 e lot
- senator Higgins as chairman OF the senate
I--,rof-+aa on Finance The visit OF senator
Ellsworth who has favored the nomination OF
Higgins for Lieutenant Governor, 70 13IeLt.oI
OdeIl il was said. might nave peeE loI the pun :
yosa of saving something in favor OF the nom
iration Of Senator Higgins K was also SAID by
+bA friends of Senator Higgins that he was the
first choice of Senator PlatJ for the nominate
Tor Lieutenant Governor, and therefore II would
be an easy task for Senator Platt TO accept MN
as 2 candidate for that place If MI Sheldon
should decline further 10 be considered canol-
date for the nomination for Lieutenant Gov
frnor Governor Odel was in consultation with
Mr.. Sheldon in Senator Platts room ana lhe
statement was made that nothing had yet been
settled
There were wild runors that there would De
r contest in the convention tomorrow over the
nomination for Lieutenant Governor. but the
party leaders thought the matter would be end
Cd AMIGA bly, at to-night's conference. \ ruTT7or
WIS circulated that Mr.. Sheldon had offered to
retire as z candidate, Il the party leaders
thought il would be for the interest Of the Re
publican party for him 10 take this step, but no
confirmation Of this report could be obtained,
since Mr.. Sheldon was having talk with Gov
ernor Odell and Senator Plat in Senator Platt's
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