New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

f4o- for Lieutenant Governor MI rides "ee
asked. :,
both suggestions highly improoaoie-~A
sosf absurd. in fact
THE MORNING CONFERENCE.
Senator PIatt Governor odell ana Coioi'ei
rsunn met at IL O'Clock according to programme
T,. es.,at,on in the State was fully discussed
for two hours. IL was decided that IL "ouiN
,e ,,nfair to the Republican leaders throughout
he State to take gp the serious discussion OF the
state ticket at this time. Governor odeh eA-
nressed himself pontedly TO this ana MS
views were Endorsed by Senator Piatt anu
Colonel Dunn. The Governor is understood 10
nave told Senator Platt and Colonel Dunn tha1
any talk ct this time about the composition Oh
he State ticket would be universally interpreted
as infringing upon the rights of the state con-
sention. The Governor said. it was learned tnaI
so far as he was concerned, he was willing 10
et things take their course for the presenL 1
He did not want any midsummer setting up ol
me political pins. He also ADVISED against iiIe
formal discussion OF any OF the o'nsI oun,,eh
ions asserting that there would he time enough
after the middle OF August to talk ABOUT @ tne
State ticket Senator Platt and Coonel Duiiii ~ "a
are believed to have expressed themselves IN q
similar vein. and the conference broke up win
the understanding that. officially at leasI
everything to be allowed TO DRIFT untli Gull
Governor odeu and Colonel Dunn had break.
fast together. Afterward Colonel Dunn saIa.
0deT will be unanimously renominated. l be-
lieye he Will be disposed TO accept the a.,
ion when the time comes, and Know o,Gaa ne
be reelected Nothing final has been oeCius9
with reference to the remainder OF the LChee. es
Governor Odell took luncheon with Sonetsss
man Idttauer and went driving with MN at.et
ward AT o'clock he returned TO the hoteL
Some OF his callers were EDWARD Lautei gae gT-I,
and Senator Elsberg, who came toge.iel, ~ "a "a
am Barnes Sr Michael J. Dady and AsseInply
man Cherardf Davis In the morning his callers
Included Mayor Low. who remained Ior nSalry ,I,.
an hour. When the Governor was asheo Ho0~
Mayor Low told me about the more I'M
porfant features of his administrator up 70
date. and we talked about Connlnlssi0i'ei
rs Colonel Partridge going to resign"
Il don't think So The impression anloIS
candid men who weigh all sides Of the question
ls that he is doing we'll and that the mayor
could i'll afford TO let him 60
PLACE FOR Mr.. STERN
After receiving call from Louis Stern and
Senator Elsberg in the afternoon the rumoF
snread that Mr. Stern was being considered ior
Lieutenant Governor. Mr.. Stern has not oeen
thought OF in that connection" said the ees GOV.
ernor IN answer TO questions. Il have decided
10 appoint Mr.. Stern q member OF the Louislaaa
Purchase Commission in connection with the 81
Senotar Elsberg nor Congressman Littauer
name has been discussed for the LheutehaLt ~
Governorship- The whole tnlng mas 5on.T UTI knoW
but Lieutenant Governor Woodrun VIII he
candidate. No one knows just at TINS time "na' l
the convention viii do 1 don oeheVe IN iols- @
closing on a nomination, as ] remarked yes
terday' -, ,.,.,,
Mr Odeu went to Albany on the . oclock
train Major Bird announced that the GOV
ernor would return to the city tonight to al
tend the Corrigan memorial service at Carnegie
Hall.
II is expected that the appointment OF ex-
Judge Ernest Hall 10 the Supreme Court pencn
will be made tomorrow, and that that or IT, b
Render as Fiscal Supervisor. at salary OF
$4,000 a year will be made at the same time oo
i train Colonel Dunn returned to Binghamton on
the o'clock train.