New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13
GOVERNOR SEES Mr.. PLATT
p,pry AFFAIRS TALKED OVER BE
FORE MR.. ODELL STARTS
FOR CALIFORNIA.

--o .,de1 came to the city Yesterday for
short conference with Senator Platt ana -
leaders of the Republican organization -
Governor intends 10 start for California apo"I
49,, 10 for six weeks trip and there were
,,,,r matters relative party affairs in the ot
10 be taken up His presence in the city at'I"0'e1
q large number Of prominent Repuehcaiis " "
r.se,b .,s,ue Hotel When the Governor goes
West Lieutenant Governor Woodruh VIII a't @"
Governor Early in May the LIEUTENANT oro' ei'-oI
-11 sail for Fcurope to attend the kiei regaltd
and the Kings coronation When ne goes away
Senator Ellsworth will act az Governor oeiia'ol
Ellsworth in turn, however, has an eI'sdseni
which will take him of the State soon after
ward and Speaker Nixon viii act as Governor
,,n,u ne is relieved by the return Of Governor ode
Of course what interested the politicians most
and what was most anNiously inquired aiter N'
whether Governor Odell would head the S'aee
-icl5e+ this fall 1t may be stated that senator
Plat and the organization leaders TO man oehe'e
shat the Governor is entitled to, and should re-
ceiye another nomination. The Governor nov"
ever has been somewhat rettcent on Inc suH1ee'
While the matter touched upon YESTERDAY IL
NAV be said that final decision as to the state
ticket and the platform will be left until aiter
the Governor returns from California There is
rot the slightest doubt that the Governor VIII De
renominated and strong ticket Will be selected
20 with him
The position of Lieutenant Governor Woodruff Is
q peculiar With Governor Odeh out OF me
way as a candidate. no doubt Mr.. Woodruff would
make a strong bid for the nomination Tor nrst
place hut with the practical political certainty OF
Mr. OdelTs denomination the question arises as ~
what there is for the Lieutenant Governor f1ls
denomination again for his present office appears
70 many parry leaders be out of the question
Aside from this, there is the dissatisfaction eN-
listing with the present party management in Kings
County delegation of Brooklyn Republicans rep
resenting the anti-1nachine Organization called upon
the Governor yesterday and talked with him ABOUT
The situation. They believe thar they Will De Ap-e
10 reorsanize the party from within BY making
a contest at the primaries they believe 1hat many
~ the present leaders can be retired and peter
men can be named. They did not ask the Governor
10 interfere but they did urge that ne keep LI u,
hand off Lieutenant Governor " oouIuIL "taS ot
hand and he hreathed peace ana cofcliaIluI az
concession Nothing decided. ana na5ters Nm
take their logical course across the oTi0se. "a.
fSuder-Dikc is a matter Tor ihe Lay,-
settle. that there was notnifB 10 uiSSNS0 De
upon that matter. - .,,-;,,o .,
MANY OF the matters talked over were relatlVe 10
legislation and bills now in the hanus OF le 80
o,,o- for SIGNATURE There rumor yesterday
that The legislature might be called toeether asa
20 deal with the excise, police ana olIef
Roth Senator Plat and Governor OdeI oenleu llse
possibility OF an extra SESSION % ".
leeislartra The Governor declared that he dld iol
gee the necessity of calling special Srahu july "
hear the McAuiife case. and he did not see any
excise question that lneriteu alVeA'iOA
from the legislature or the executive, - ,-.r;
The Bedell bill, granting certain rights ana Priv
1epee 10 the NeW-York Central railroad WnIch
while formerly advocated by Mayor Low ana Coi
1loratfon Counsel Rives, is opposed by the cl4
aar7inistratfon is said to have been talked over
The Governor would not indicate what ne lntehoso
an a nosition 20 know that the Governor would
veto the bill, but this was not confirmed py 'he
Governor. - .. -..,
The Governor went 10 NeWDurg al = p HI to S'"'