New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
Buffalo Legislator Looms
Up as Humans Strong
est Opponent.
MILLS REPORTS ON
HIS UPSTATE TRIP
900 Acceptances Received for
State Conference at the
Waldorf To-day.


Republicans and the Republican Assem-
bIvmen- elect. representing the progressive
.,,. T., .ho ,ort, fool, nor, uoro In
oruer EcS''i''9' VII '''e ''' VI wv
publican state conference AZ the Waldorf
to-day The nineteen Republican AS
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met 1T 'he lily Hu"'' ''"' a.
Broadway, at noon and listened 10 re-
MORT by Ogden I, Mills on the sentiment
- t,d found j., rooord 60 ,be Snoaker-
g..
sup an" s'''''"' '7''''''''''
recent ton-day trip upstate
Mr.. Mills said he failed to find a state
n.ido eo,,i,,o,, f,r any ono man for
,-., ,.,,..,.or
'pedNe'' - "'' '''''' ''''''
that there was strong opposition through
ont the state TO Assemblyman Harold j.
Hiumau. Of Albany. primarily on account
Of his close affiliations with William
Barnes
Mr. Mills. il was said, found consider
able local sentiment i'm favor of various
Assemblym who have been mentioned
az receptive candidates" Among these
were John l.. Sullivan. OF Chautauqua
County. and Alexander Macdonald, or
Franklin County.
\ general discussion Of possible candi-
dates followed Nj. Mtlls's report. The
Asscmblymcn-clect. however, were urged
10 keep their minds open on tho subject
for the present. II appeared that the
man who would probably 5e most in favor
throughout tho stat" as a Whol" was 'Ilh-
ton 7. Horton. of Buffalo. II is expected
his name viii be launched as the most
available candidate at conference called
nv Mr.. Mills Of an the Republican Assem-
blvmon nj the Republican club tonight.
sixty-Gye Republican Asscmblymcn-elect
have accepted the invitation 10 the state
conference at the Waldorf to-day ana
thcy are all expected To- attend the niSn'
conference.
Tho New York members seem TO he
united I'm the support Of Mr.. Horton. Tie
received the Progressive" Endorsement ~
the last election, and Is also said 70 nave
good following among the independent
| Democrats in the Assembly.
There was some talk Of New horh
candidate at the conference yesterday
but II did not assume serious proportions
| There are twelve Republican Assembly
mcn-elect from Kings County 20 I'VE IRON
! New York County. and the brooN'y .
{ delegation thought they should name 'h'
! candidate. II there was to be one ron
| this city The name OF A.meth W. no"
| ~ the 18th Assembly District. Kings "a'
mentioned in that regard.
The committee on Speakershlp ap
| pointed at the nou-partisau conference o'
Assemblymcn-elcct. held at the ho'e
| Brcyoort. November - met YESTERDAY a.
! the Office Of Sidney CLINTON C'a"'' '
publican. chairman OF t'e ''i'''''''''' O.
! 80. li6 Nassau street Inc 'o'''"''''e j.
/ composed Of RepuOhcahs' De'''o' "'S an,
Progressives. Replies were redu u ''''
'e'''' wv -. 80. LOU.
I c'ptN" '""'''"''S ',''7
| on various LEGISLATIVE '''''''''' D..
! two OF the nine ma "'e', 49,
Was SAID Out ''e ."'l''''..'', CON.
hold its report "''''' '''' ',y -, ,h, tIo,or
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