New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-27
FEW DELEGATES PLEDGED
HILL PLANS AN IMITATION OF AN UN-
tRr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I

Albany. Sept. 26-Chfef Judge Alton B. Parker of
the Court of Appeals has again made it plain
that he does not want the Democratic nomination
for Governor It having been reported here to-day
that David b Hill had visited Judge Parker at
Esopus last night. inquiry was made of the Judge
TO learn if this report true.
Senator Hill was not here yesterday, he re-
plied "and I consequently had no conference with
him on any subject. Judge Morgan j. OBrien was
my guest until this morning Some one has mixed
things up
The Albany Evening Journal had the following
dispatch to-day:
Chief Judge Of the Court of Appeals Parker will
positively accept Democratic nomination for
Governor He stated this to the Evening Journal, ,
my mind in the least on the Guberna torial question
That is enough 10 say and that Is all VIII say.
intends 10 serve out his term on the Court OF Ap-
peaIs bench friend OF his said to the Eyenlng MI
Judge Parker within twenty-four @ hours ana cou5a @
else could induce him to take the nomination
Mr. Hills plans for the Democratic State Con-
vention are said TO include as ifelike an imitation
as can be given of Embossed convention With
this end in view few OF the delegates. all of whom
are substantially under his control. have been In
structed for candidate for Governor or for can
didate for minor place on the ticket. The dele
gates from Orleans County are pledged to Bird S
Coler for Governor. and resolutions in his favor
we're passed the conventions in RoCkland County
and in the lid District of Monroe County Then
the nine delegates of WestChester County are
pledged to support Cornelius N Pussley for Gov
ernor An attempt made in Ulster County to
pledge a delegation 10 Charles NJ Preston for
Governor but it failed
The twenty-four delegates of Erie County and
the three d4legatss of Orleans County have been
Instructed 70 Support John Cunneen for Attorney
General. The Oswego County delegates Will. even
without instructions support Charles y. Bulger
for the domination for Attorney General Inc M
teen delegates who will represent Allegany. cat
tarauguS and Chautauqua counties have oeen IN
structed support Frank II. Mott for Secretary or
State. The six delegates from ontario ana wayne
Geneva treasurer of Hobart College for State
Treasurer.
EN-Mayor James II. Manning. of this city. son of
Daniel Manning. eX-Secretary OF the Treasury. Is
State Controller II said that he might receive
the nomination for Secretary OF State. but II is
much more probable that his friends will seek 10
have him chosen for Controller
One of Mr.. Hills devices enlist support for his
ticket has been 10 have the editors proprietors
of various newspapers elected delegates. Thus. in
the interior of the State the following delegates
NoTman E. Mack. Editor of The Buffalo Times;
Courier" James ". Hinkley. proprietor of The
Poughkeepsie News and Albert z. Hoyt. Editor
Of The Albany Argus" Henry A. Reeves. Editor
OF The Greenport Watchman' Of Suffolk County.
is also a delegate.
Mr. Hill who has substantially been at the head
OF the Democratic literary bureau here. is himself
a delegate from the lid Assembly District of
Albany County. and has his fellow delegates
Anthony \, Brady and Patrick z. McCabe.
A telegram from Saratoga says that John F. Car
roll John J. ScannelI and Herman Ridder have
arrived there Carroll and Scannell that Tam
many Hall has candidate for Governor. and
predict that the Democratic ticket will get 5000
jority Mr. Ridder. more enthusiastic, predicts