The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-12
rREAsrRY woN'r pEpoRr oRcHEsrnA.
PLATT WILL GO BACK TO SENATE
Has Decided 10 Accept Reelection dcli
for Him.

Gov. Odell came down from Albany last
evening and was at the Fifth Avenue Hot :.
for few moments preparatory to attending
the dinner of the Chamber Of Commerce.
This morning he Ia to have a talk with Sena-
tor Plat over the Republican situation in
the State Of New York. This'was the Gov
errors first appearance since his reelection,
and all hands at the hotel heartily congratu-
lated him.
Gov. Odell, speaking of the successor T.,
Mr. Plat in the Unhed States Senate, said
The Senator has always b,sn my
friend and have always been his friend.
and we occupy the same relations to-day,
and we will occupy the same relations al
ways. There Is no other candidate for the
United States Senate in my heart than Mr..
Plat, and nobody knows TINS better than
Mr.. Plat"
What do you think about the Albany
Argus editorial, Overheard with Our
Jonah meaning that the Argus believes
that the Democratic party in the State
should repudinte Mr., Hills leadership"
the Governor was asked.
All, well, Gov. Odell replied, success
Is success and failure is n very bad fault"
The Governor Was in good spirits. and
certain Republicans who talked with him
for minute or two said that they belle we'd
that many things were 20 night themselves
durin z his next two years nj Albany. They
went on TO say that the Governor and Sena-
tor Plat were in full accord, that many
lessons had been learned and that Repub-
leans keen enough to understand the sit ua-
ton would without doubt be guided from
now on until the Presidential year by n
conservative and wiso spirit,
As to the patronage to be dispensed
hy ha Gnvprnnr
there will necessarily be many talks. The
Governor and the Senator and their friends
are to go over these matters II Is not
believed that protesting partisans OF cit her
will he permitted to put in the slightest
wedge which will tend 10 split the party
and throw the State Of New York to the
Democratic party in 1904.
The State officers whose terms expire
within the next few months are:
:. Adjm,an General Nclson y! Henry, Of
Mvah Il. Doty Of Sew York civ Term n' four
years, sahry $4,000; state Historian Hugh
uastinrs OF Albany. term four years. salary
Francis Hendricks of syracus., term q roe
years. salary 500; Port W.rdcn Hiram Caikins
Warden Of P'SS ow York horace Buei f fSes
$50, state Sup' Iiutendcrt Of Prisons Cor
nciius '. Collins, term five years, salary
ming Rae. Meets Charles W. Anderson, $3.50:
stat" -SuoorviSor OF Accounts Of Trottin 2
Race Meeting, Carl Burr, salary, Nj,lrn.
Cole Of BROOKLYN and Frank ", Baker of
Owcgo term Ave years, salary ssopn: Secre-
tary of tie state Railroad Commission, salary
s,OD1 Stnte SUPERINTENDENT Of Elections
John McCulln e.. term four years, salary s., pn:
state Superintendent Of Public Works Charles
y BOYD, term two years. salary 5000. ~. 500
Commits ioncr lester Y 81, arms Of Dunfirk.
term tree years, salary 5000 and 1880
allowed annually for cypcns's state Com-
missioner IN Iunncy JOIN L. Park urst Of
Canandainun. term six years. salary $1,000
and si211 allowed annually for expenses.
State Prison Commissioner iSncnard X
Stewart 81 New York. sal ~ s?5oN
As a mat ter of fact Senator Plat has
decided to accept the reelection to the
United Stat es Senate.