The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-30
GUESSING IN The TWO CAMPS.
GOV. ODELL HERE WIN NORM.
ING WORE TO say TO MIL.
Confident Of 2s.OOO PiuraIli, jobs Com.
forters Ten Colcr lie can't Win-iI,i
Finds Campaign Funds Hard 10 Get
win Ills Goal PIank-Ioohinx Ahead.

WIN SIs Odi TlaHh -IOOhlnx MEAD.
Gov. Odoll came To town yesterday morn
ing early. Mr. Hill left New York for
Albany at about the time that Mr. Odcll
arrived al the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Re-
publicans and Democrats Interested in
the Governorship fight this year say hat
they cannot discern any personal interest
IN the campaign outside of the two political!
headquarters. the Fifth Avenue Hotel and
the Hoffman House, OF course. there is hat
annex TO the Democratic camp at Albany.
and the Republicans are looking as<anco az
that feature of the Democrat ic fight. TIN.
Republican CampRigner~ seem to think
that the Democratic headquarters a. Albany
Is trying to do most Of the mischief in this
fight.
Gov. Odell. naturally, would not discuss
Tor second Yesterday the charges of
NJ" Hill about hi connection with the
Newbnrgh grocery frm Senator Plat
and col Dunn maintained their usual
disnit"d silence on the subject. over
At the Hoffman House friend, of Mr. Hill
laid: MIR. Hill had bo'chcd the Demo-
cratic campaiEn, and Mr.. Colcr is loser"
Gov. Odell told hi, friends yes erday mat
j." N,I b" reel 'c'"d bv 5000 plurality
Nr. Go or was told 10y certain Democratic
author I"- az the hoffman House last night
that he could not possibly win in this fight.
some Democrats seemed to think that
irere were reminders in this campaign
of the ti-lt III 1904, when MIR Hill was beaten
t"' Governor by lj8.oOO The Democrats
M 'lc STATE have not had AN opportunity
rveil - look al Mr.. Coler they have had
certain occasions when they looked AZ
hr. Hill and heard Mr. Hill speak The
Democrats who are ready To- look at the
situation carefully do no, believe that Mr.
tolcr can be elected Governor for the
reason that Mr. Hill has assumed such "A
Prominent part in the Democratic cam
pagn. Their criticisms do not point at
NJ. Ill! personally, but are to the effect
mat VI. Hill having been in Democratic
politlCS Tor thlry-fve years has naturally
attracted all sorts OF aniagoniSms, and ii
l. well known that the Bryantes do not
care to help Coler through Hill
10 pnt II little hi more explicitly, there
are certain elements IN TIA" Republican
parry that do not care TO help Gov Odcll
very much, and 'here are certain elements
IN the Democratic party that do not care
TO give Mr.. I'M standing after his con-
uuct IN 1895 and 1900 The Democrat,
~peaking of this matter eliminate the
name of Mr.. CoIer. and seem 10 be ob iecting
entirely to Mr. Hin
Chairman Babcock of the Republican
congress Campaign Committee told his
friends that the tifty-cighth House of
Representatives would - twenty-five Re-
publican majority surely, and that he
had seventeen votes in doubt, twelve Of
which liz believed would I've Republican,
Concerning the State Of New York. the
representation in the next House of Repre-
scntallNeS, II was declared very positively
by Mr.. Babcock ard his friends, that the
lknF. la
~ the thrty-sCven Congressman.
some folks we're troubled over rHF Sun
article the other day What il the lightest
hing IN this campaign" Tie Demo-
Gratis didn have much money to bet on the
rosit"u, bat said that all their loose
"hange would 60 to prove that Grim Jiggs
would rI'u int under the wire.
p'' iWrE Hat wa- -iid among Demo-
"ral- Yesterday was:
PARKER Nas no. nominated Tor Governor,
lN Parker VIII w. nominated for Pro,i-
d'1' III tH" r',' Democratic National Con-
%.rIipn of 1906 Now York STAT" will 20
t' ne convention for I,i!l. Ius, ~ it an u
lSl2. Then the Democrats of IN" country
vii again throw down Hin for Parker
il-' a. they hou-Ded Cleveland over Iilll IN
!Ns?. and forced tho Democrat of tl"
fmpil" state to eat their hrao~ of fp; very
81 aZrin
Every nov and then certain newspapers
hNh"'rc" 'h'' Their" ar" certain financial
for GuNoTrr.. a. u matter Of fact the
u anCia' and '"m'urrridl people Of the
'"uWry, Wall = rceJ. rhiladrlpma. Pits
.IrG, chicago, tir'unati. ~. InuI-. ,iove-
'1.h. Columbus, san Francisco, do not be-
l'." maj Il ! '"t tim" To- encourage the
lrnpcraiic party, especially when nv
iiI'lf'r""- ir'p me platform Il" Government
''.ucrSn'p a. coal minr- plank
" ~ lot GI!ng too Tar to .,av that Nr
iiIi hir l""n notified Nv Democrats vino
'ldnt attend lEc Had~oV square meet
ing a. 4 hr N'T" sorry ilCrrd that ll"v
N'Vt 0" Saratoga ~ ocloga,cs that they
Nul rot encourage IN" Democratic PARTY
h"'&is" 81 ,'S present radical tendencies,
Ard that Nr I'm j. very welcome Ia the
'or"r'v-folr jrlcgato~ from New York
state IN "" acgt Democratic NajioraI
'"rvo utior. hur 'hrrr sill 10 nothing rr-
'U'd thGt 'pr NJ. Hi
~" t"m'cra.- u.G IN Iammauv Vail
mid lhl' lr-" w"r. ioubi.u 'u ihrjr own
uniGrr; that all THAI they wautnI was the
I"nhui"u for N1"or next year 80 Repre-
."HtGtiv" G"org" B,iu'on Mcclellan.