New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-22

ge aus q people IN This siIE As w sf tf hs
4, i ,,5ea,ivnSaily in favor Of the recollection
sfrstor papew don't selieye tnat th ~, Pos s
- aaS a. alpays beer very popular in the past
s e eS s IS'g na na ang change Of Sc atne
Postmaster Greiner Of Buffalo:
can on,y say that I cannot speak as a repre-.
sbst nbIi sentiment in Buffalo is unanimously In
.lshi OFT - ioo are in favor Of his reelection.
Ell Butler. Editor of The Buffalo News
e like r Grene that am only y !. sDefr
TFlxl,o5 IN RnfTaio is for senator Depew.
Nj Platt-T have been waiting FOR such a cohol-
e,lerwhso re- elected 4 4sst !. t ne
general impression I'D there. applause
Postmaster Merritt of Washington:
In Niseara County there is only one 0pIp'0n'
f.yeJyDo is the friend Of CEauncey NJ pepe"'
senator Gardner. Of Kings:
The district that represent in Kinss Count og Is
10 doubt unanimously in favor 81 Seh7'Vf 'sP"'
senator Drescher. of Kings:
The Brooklyn members OF the legislature have
agreed not 10 commit themselves on the Sena.oi
ship Until they have had i further conference
y Y Y. Franchot Governor-elect Higgins's
representative. here took TIE floor. saying:
have come here IN response TO telegram from
on sfioT Sena'3E whGm eg 2tsbi read in the
pewspsuers that this was a conference for the
IF q saG rad tha before got on o the train
Z Wouid nav" come Just the same; Gentiemen.
~ hlSaur in The matter Of election of Senator
The fruits "a II me our nsgn6ent results last month
Cor people in this state or in the countr! al
fWe or four years from now We can go to the
pols united and win great ,ictorles LnrhH * o rs
VII punish ANY ss9 eaa5GTh OF mat
think that the only ones that Senator 6 op
~fnf tlenl 70 AIbenv They are the ones who will
punish him If he msrepresents them. 'hahK you
gentlemen tApplsuse)
Hamilton Fish spoke briefly. saving among
other things.
COUNTY is absolutely in, favor Of senator Depew:
and that If the Assemblyman from that county NY
wishes II his constituents AS far as ! know. he
question. and ] believe that when the time comes
He viii he with the majority of the Republican
The men in the nanSa and pf Gomessis to wS56
ns |9 eS M brf OF faith If he Repub
Nj. Depew,
James 5 ClaTkson then said:
The business men of this community with whom
election the candidacy of senator Depew was
passeo upon me sage as the otner n @ , on
country interested in this contest Looking
defeat might seriously AFFECT national as well
state contests to he held in the future
MOTION TO NAME A COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Woodruff then made motion that
committee of seven be appointed TO wait on
Governor Odelf. apprise him of the sentiment Of
the conference. and learn what he had to say
in response.
Congressman Serene T. Payne said that sena-
tor Depew representative of whom the
Empire State should be proud that he had
the entire confidence of his Republican col
leagues in the Senate and that everybody in
Washington thought he ought 10 be returned
Word was received from Cornelius y. Bliss
that ne sy mpat hzed with the object Of the con-
ference. and had spoken his sentiments at the
odell- Black meeting the preceding week.
letter from Elihu Root read as follows:
Il regret that l shall be actually engaged in
me trlal OF a case at IL CLOCK to-day. she
take pleasure in calling upon you as soon as
am released"
Speaker Nixon teIegraphed that it i'm
POSSIBLE for him TO be ia New York at the time
set for the confer renee. State Senators Horace
White and Harvey d. Human. and W. J.
Tulley OF Steuben sent word that they were
detained 10y litigation in which they were in
terested. Congressman George y. Southwick
'eegraphed from Washington follows:
Am with you in spirit. heart and soul Sen
ator Depew deserves another term. and party
sentiment demands he shall receive 81.
Those present were:
SF 5J5SA & P s4FESA i2sgges est.s,,
JAMES 5 LARSON. surveyor.
GENERAL D 5l MAc6 5.i.59st GHsd state. Marshal
TIRED GREINTR. Postmaster Buffalo.
9 96RRSF T. RqBEEFs P %s s. BROOKLYN
T ,,sl4 FEX{EI ntsa States Marsha
,if:5i53 " RfS m lSoteHan' Governor
GEORGE " Dunn, ex- hartman
join 4. MERRITT. Postmaster washington.
EDWARD 3 TREEi.AND, Congressman.
JAa6S : WHITIIE. Clerk OF the State Senate.
sIfas E B Br TTGHERoN,
colonel =. BUTLER
"IIIIAM = sMYTH. chairman T'osa county Republi
I pFH5- " BItENDEL.
WALTER { wITHFRBEE. Collector Of the Port Of
Y. " WoRDEN ex-sherin Saratoga
II S9L5 ;,- chairman Greene cognty Committee.
ARCHIE p SANDERS. Collector Of Internal Revenue
CHARLES +. BROWN. State Committeeman.
rn ~ B 81, WsEne.
= 3 IN II WILLIAMS, KAssea1blyman. Chautauqus
rrBBAtEIsES 7 pGNWELL. Congressman. Brooklyn
cHARiEs B. Thw
fARf ~ SSTBR4AffBB9 %AT
'+s''B bttENN-S. Kings County Executive Commute.
SENATORS
iiEN9 5'4lS SqpsHA1r LEVING LHoMmEDIEU
BTXIA,llN n WICK, Franz ~ aARDxER
OVEN &ASSIDY. John DOEsCHER
roTHEM Aids. CR HRfl-f 3 R FREE
AssEMBLYMEN
ROBERT J FISH. e. e BOWLING
wIIIiAMsr' MA ~ 4N9 n VIII \ e APGAF
wI[I-IAM : miller J = SMITH
: z AI,IEX. s S 8. 81 MoREr.AxD.
Port Wardens--JANFs +. MARCH and John GUNNER
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