New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06
ODELL TO SEE PLATTTO-DAY
SENATOR SAYS THE GOVERNOR WILL
CERTAINLY BE RENOMINATED.

Senator Platt and Governor Odell will meet
Tonight at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to talk over
the political situation. 1t is expected that Sena
tor Plat wilt tell the Governor that ne tth'
Senator) has canvassed the situation In the
state and talked with the national leaders. and
that the prevailing and unanimous sentiment Is
that the Governor should accept denomination
Senator Platt last evening received telegram
from the Governor. who at the State camp
Yesterday, saying that ne would go to his nome
al Newburg, in order to see his son, ana Wouiu
not try to come to this city until to-day SEN
ator Plat came home from Washington yester-
dav largely on account of his desire to talk over
the situation with the Governor When Gov
ornor Odeu went away to the Charleston Expo
sition, about six weeks ago. 1t was with the ui'-
Outstanding that the question of his candidacy
for denomination should remain absolutely
open and undecided until his return When SEN
ator PIatt was seen last night and asked about
his coming conference with the Governor. ne
said:
Il expect 20 see the Governor tomorrow night.
Since he has been away have not heard word
from him with reference to politics. He mas
not committed himself yet. The popular
sentiment seems to be all one way, however,
and the Governors nomination seems to be as
sured. If the Governor has hesitated about ac-
ceptfng a denomination on account of any doubt
has been removed 1t is evident to every intel
ligent man conversant with political affairs thdt
Governor Odell will if renominated, be TIL
umphantly reelected. The entire Republican
State ticket also will be successful the sltua-
ton in the State, far as the Repuphcdn POI -
is concerned, has been improving steadli L dH
Republicans are growing stronger every oa!'
while there is no Improvement IN the beiho
cratic situation =,
Senator Platt when asked about the opening
State
bany, said: ,,.zo+ ro+ to
eetber and that Mr. Hill upheld the dignity OF
eba occasion IT seems to me that some OF the
anti-HiIl factions were not represented d. .ii0
conference. Whether the Democrats set ,. ~
gether or not this is year for Repuphcdh
what do you think about the suggestion Of
ex-Judge Ernest Hall as justice 5ls beach SUI
1.-THE New-York County Repubhcan orsa4ila.
ton desires Judge Halls appointment ana l am
IN hearty accord with the proposltlon' Sdlu 're
Senator who added that he would nave 10 talk
with the Governor before saying anything aooul
the successor to Justice Andrews: u,,.xor,s+,o,,
lis there anything new about the sussesuol !.
from BROOKLYN concerning the denomination OF
lieutenant Governor Woodruff?
iNIv understanding is" said Senator Flatt
that Mr. woodruff is not to be renominated
T am not interfering with the situation In Kings
County. They seem to be nasing qIii ierfenanf
Governor will have to come back ana stra1shteh
them out; <,,aras cav that It will be
necessary for him to keep in office II ne Wlsnes
to retain his influence in State poiitlcs' saiu
the reporter. c+o, p1o++ "bu+
II is not the way to keep influence in politics
IF a man is ambitious in politics he should rnake
himself so secure at home that IL won hatler
whether he is in office or not ALL
Senator Plat said that he expected TO talh
over with the Governor the app1ll nbans % ia
the S+ata BOARD of Charities The salary of the
fiscal supervisor VIII be $4,000 year