The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
ODELL WILL HEAD The TICKET
ron Gus fD Ttfk OiIR an
tuI tIR> HfTH GOi IRNOR.


Tho only ~ any kind
tp H. made Concrrulug ia" 1Ii,'ui" u,
Gov Odrll and a r'uumiut'inn t"iN'"'n
now and Republican STAT" Convention
time. sept. ~, Wis mad" Yesterday a.
the Fifth Av.nur Hotel hy Nh, ll'n George
" Dunn. chairman uf III" Republican
STATE Committee Col Dunn said
-Guv Odcll will acCcpt a rruuiuinatiun,
he will IT, rcnominatcd and will /" "le,ted
Their j. no need for him to make any state
mrnt. ~, attitude l. taken for granted
Coy Oiell stood beside Col Dunn when
The Colonel made this statement. lie
-mllrd, hut -aid never word. ~" Cover
nor h'ard m" uuLccm~nt and II must
therefore le considered now hat the Gov
crnor l. a candidate for denomination and
will IT, p'numiuatsd.
GOV Od-lI. immediately after Col .Dunu's
statement. received a yi-lt from Mayor
Low i"port had gone ahr"ad that the
Mayor mlht possibly retire Col. John y.
Partridge. Chief Of puiio. Ihi- p'i"rt was
denied again yesterday after tl" Governor
andthr MavuT had their little Cuufab
III. Mayor with the Governor went over
recent affairs IN New York county n a
general DISCUSSION fullwcd. but neither
th. Governor nor the MAYOR desired to
st-ak specifically Of what pvurrrd Suf-
tc,, i, T. Say that both arr we'll acquainted
with the fact that the Mayors Admlni~tra -
tlpu l. hring freely criticized.
4 rrJ.,rt went forth that the Navor
srokc to Gov. Ojrll ounc-nlng a candidate
for the supreme Cour lench tn -ucr'rd
the lat" Justice Andrews. This was denied.
Ia .-l .. 40 all Ias., a., tl., a. A. has
the Governor had seriously considered
the appointuIcut II a tItilcns' mon man
like John = Pine OF George { Holt Nu'h-
IrR. however, was d~"t-rmIu'Vi, and ~"
Governor SId that he would give the matter
hit consideration ia Allany
GuN Od"ll then Joln',i senator Plati
aud col. Dunn iur a discussion a. To- tn"
general situation oi the Republican parry
iu the state. This Cuufsb took about two
hnur- The situation N New Work. and
Kings was di-ou--'d. aud IN" condition
Of AFFAIR." IN Buffalo wa- al-n looked INTO
After the couf.r.uoc Gov. Od"ll an
uotlucsi that D" woul within IN" l"N
day or - appoint "N-J"dg' Finest HAL
e. the vacancy On the supreme Count
icuch 81 the First DEPARTMENT q" -ucc.-7i
the ate Ju-'ic" Mlle- Beach.
The Governor at-O announced that d"
would apIuirt Harry n Bender of A,tsuny
20 b. r-cal Supervisor under ia" rev
I nATllf 80 AtN VI DNNtlft IVA W
ir,eud.ut - Public Buildlrg~ ~ Albany.
and Usriing "a" -"''fiuu ui M -uC,H--ut
ia tla' plar. tie Governor will I"~igi ate
"A. acting NuI-rulei i.i' OF X
Rot-r J HI. nov Mr Bender'~ deputy
SENATOR pan stuTf,"d to Washington.
Gov O,i-ll went to- hi homc N \cwhurgh.
and NAV - IN New York again to-day.
and Col Dunn Departed for BIZ ghamton.
There hAv" hs"E a number ui REPORTS
A. 10 ils' why tho avnIlahlntN 81 Lieut. -
Gov NoodnIr for a fourth denomination
has h.er questioned II turns out hat
Mr. NoodruT'- Republican friends w'r"
rather aunuy.si thai SO should leave ~
Eurou., AZ 'Ic INN" b." did. when ~. R"pub-
hcau situation 100 kiur- wa 80 'arri',t
The trpuhl"- growing ON - ~" nominal
ton Il SlerIr Giiucn and IN" mes W0d" q
that ca-r haN" greatly -'irrri mp BROOKLYN
Rspubhcau~. aud ~ has i--'u fh" idea an
along hat NJ Mpodrif instead uf gong
go tIroT- ~ a flm" hh" that should haN"
rrmaIt 81 GA 'i" field aud i"ll.d -'r,lg''"T
out thin, 'rauhi. q Gar A. h" could. H." Re-
puhlirsu- who ~. - If thl~ matter t'.I'y"
That VII MooI-uH wed tbs 80 ~" k'puh-
.i,au par'v ila-mu'N d. boz had lsr'u hon
ut,l ihrs-' times ~ a Nomination for l4eui.
crdr' t~,rN"rUHr.
All K"pI'.f"au % a. th" hotel and else
where hrar'l conceded Win S"Ta'ur
Pls'f's iira 'rs' a mtr lk" Edward Iau'er-
lsrh. ur former ~upp'u" Cont Ju-'Io"
William co. cohen ~ New York ri'v should
-, uouu s'cd for lIeI'"Lar' Governor
They ~aid u was 2 -dlcudid inca and should
%" rarrIed out Mr laui"rsach wa a. ~"
hotel AID M friends laid 'ha' b" would
max" q m" c%amfaiguor "" i- n -i"rdld
Ira'or NJ lAy'crhaoh'~ friend d""'ar"s
that 81. ought 20 consider 'he pfopp~i'iUl
Nr Iau'crtaoh only -mi'"r
he Wa accompanied hv senator Va
'Lau'ol \ Ll-h"rg 81 No" Flit""r'h d.
'rr' W. iaui"rlatch and Senator tl--
borg had n l.Ig chat with Senator Paw
ari ~" other Republicans. ard ls'"r on
u was reported that Senator El-i"fg might
30 noin matted Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tho Republicans who atv1i cod M .'ra
spoke - Nr Ilsi"rS'- abilities ~ an orator
hi. clean rcoofd 10 Nlhany. and altogether
senator fl-I"rg'- is,pm Wa 10 pretty
. ui shaI~ l-t light Senator E'~l"rg.
iov'v"r. u was -aId. would un" fu IT, H.
20 the S'us'e.
Another imT,r'au' R.rui h.,u Louis
stern President = the r. Iuth.sn club
had a talk with ~ra'ur rla'' t,nN Oirll
aud col pInu Later IN 10" r. rrhii.a abs
announce that u woult %, = -ui, uiIl
thing TO nominate w stern vI'h In fine
I u-iu'~~ ro.apfi and sound SHANGHAI ideas
g. Lieutenant -GoV"ruor Nr stern o. Wa
added wuuld CIV" grca' weight 20 M"
ticket and would htiug Rro1i s'r"nc'l - II
from ~" voter below 1h' Bronx ~ we'll ~
in all tho first ard ~',Uud-,lRss cities - Va"
state But. II was said, Mr l,u'"rha'n.
VIZ Cohen and Nj Stern will have 'o y"
with hafur" any announcement
can 10 made. ~ 20 their own id"a- ON NM
important question
IN. Rapublicar- ,lo-ed tho dav, there
fpr.. with many happy td"H- and huI"~
IN. future All believed nat th"'r
stat" ticket could l." elected and hat IA"
would nave . handsome Re-
publican majority. aud that M" quota e
Congressman from that state
"A suli - laTgsly increased.