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ION were accepted with more or less

salt.
The opposition to Gov. Dix's nomina-
ton mas been essentially and delight
fully happv all dav because the Governor
found II necessary either nv suggestion
or hv other means to make it known
tina, he would like his more notable
cf1cehol6crs To- come ont in the public
prints and toll what n great Democratic
Governor he has hpon and what had
neon ACCOMPLISHED during his admin
istration
II gave tho opposition an additional
ADVANTAGE in tho fact that they pro-
Gained tina, all of tho things claimed
~ Gov. Dixs ofiicchoders as cmanating
rom MN "'f" r'a'F 'hi'lh''u oE VI.
aod ,hel- ,-i,,ds surely II was finally
s,a.od tho c,y,rrnrs otlccho,ders had
r,. bol,od ,b, si,u,,to, concerning hin,
n bros. fartbinc hut on the contrary
hei ,u',. arccrtu,tod the humiliation.
posi,,on which mo Governor oCc,,pies
on a ba,,,aGell az hts marty
New York. city wants IL.
Tho New yorl; city Democrats took
the hi. in their teeth to-day. They d,
not like ,h,s talk that the Guborna-
tor,el nomination should 90 To-. an M.
State Democrat, Thcv want the nom.
ihation for n Nov, York CITY Democrat
They recalled that oscar : S,raus. thu
candidate of tho procressiyes: Job Il;
Hedges The candidate Of the Republi.
cane and Charles T. Russell. the can
d,date of tho Socialists. are New York
c,ty mon
The friends OF supreme Court Jus,ic.
Victor = Dowl,ne have NOT wholly given
man smoke very highly OF Justice Dow.
ling Tonight and Il would appea- that
, NJ D,,vitrr &c he erst choics To all
inten,s and purposes Representative
! SuIzer ia senator OGorman's second
choice
rha r,-s+o+. Democrsts ar. vary
..rnnp in the,r demand tina, Martin n
, c,v,n ~ Albany shaI, bs IN. candidate
: Ch.r,.. E Tr.man q, ithaca aIso has
2 s,,s fr,srs. AVA t,er. "a a oood deal
., sentiment with un.State and down.
: s,,ts man for Supreme Court Justice
,Nsr.. w cerord ~ % n remarLahla
,s.. tha, m ono b,t CIV DIy.. oT,ca
. hoIdsr. s,.an now breath. the mama a,
~ coy.rnor as having tho slI1bte,t
cnsnca for r.nom,na,ion
rha sn.sch -, Tomnorsrv chs,-nsn
ci7nn IN the convention TO-DAY ba,
80. b,,, ,nary rou, fr,srd. a. ~.
nerocra,ic n,r,v These delegate. nd
!. iaaaa-s bs,,.,a TIA. Civnn af,er nj. o.
ta-1iv. snaecb I, Tho convention could
rsca ,hroush tb;s state and make
,binvs lIvs,v for S,r,us ana uedge.
1Jis reco-d "a commencement n, wash.
,nr,on and as Comn,roI,er n, tho Stata
had hse, rocolIed and those record.
hsva besr assets .,- C:lvnn Thar.fors
=, ,s on,arsr, tba. ,hs situation COW
cer,irr cordid,ts for coyernor ia
slowly hut surely narrowing down TO
st,r an occasional mention OF powlinp
Five In Race Now.
~. l.. vail, ,o,,, o,,h.- aa,. a., ,,,h,,h
Du. =. W., MN ",Ne ai ,,. va. ~ "e
10 orFs'aii1e me sentiment III ia'or OF
either one Of these five candidates.
Perhaps 1t will take until Thursday
morning for the delegates and their
leaders ,o concentrates ON candidate.
re r,,,.s T., ~ ,on,a,,,ans ,nor.
- 'o"'Sr' a. ~ an .o', eN,'V'.' 1Ne,'
are any mum YER OF NY pS hlsht candi-
oates. such. for instance, as Thomas
Il. Lockwood of Buffalo, but these cam
didstes are ori. put forward for a pur-
nose. oi,ber 40 check tho nrorress of
so.,a o,ho. caraia,,s ~ - ranro..n,
a ,, 81.