The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-29
REPUBLICAN G0ReREssMfK PREPARING FOR
THE CAMPAIGN.

On the evening of the 9Th the Re
publican Congress Campaign Com
mittee held its annual meeting, prepare
tory to thorough organization for confer
ence as to the good of the party and,
we. suppose, for correspondence with the
party in the States. Senator Wilson, of
Massachusetts,, was elected Permanent
Chairman of the Committee, and Con-
gresham Fitch acted temporarily as
Secretary. The Seeretaryship is sala-
ried, and a number of candidates offer
for the position-so the selection of that
officer was put over to a subsequent
meeting. The committee is composed
as following:
Alabama-Senator Willard Warner.
Arkansas--Senator Benjamin Z. Rice.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. IL. Stark
weather.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aaron A.. Sargent.
Florida-Rcpresentative Chas. NJ. Hamilton.
MISUNDERSTANDING John Coburn.
Iowa--Representntive Vim. b. Allison.
Inconsistencies Sam1 C. Pomeroy.
Louisiana--Senator John 5. Harris.
Maine-Representative Eugene Hale.
Henry NliHeh.
Undergraduates Zachariah Chandler.
Minnesota-Senato Alexander Ramsey.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Geo. G. Mckee.
Neutrality-suspicious. John L. Benjamin.
Nebraska -Representative John +; rance
Nevada-Representative Thomas Fitch.
New Hampshire-Senator Aaron III. Craig.
Nav Jersey-Senator Alexander G. cattell.
New York--RepresentatiYe John II. ketcham.
North Ca~rolina-Senator Joseph Q, Abbott
Ohio-Representative Robert G. Schenck.
O-TpnDn-Sqnafar George IL. Williams.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Simon Cameron.
South Ca~rolina-Scnator Frederick A. sawyer.
Texas-- Representative W. T. Clark.
Tennessoe--Representative Samuel NJ. Arnell.
Yermont-Representative Charles P. Willard.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. James II. Plat.
West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arthur |. Foreman.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS David Atwood.
A permanent Executive Committee
was chosen, consisting of Senator Viii
son, Chairman, Logan, of Illinois, Cam
eron, of Pennsylvania, Ketcham, of New
York, Chandler, of Michigan, Sawyer, of
South Carolina, Rice, of Arkansas, Sar-
gent, of California, and Plat, of Virginia.
For the interest of the party, we could
wish this meeting had been held at an
earlier day in the session. The interest
Of the party was TO be affected to a great
extent by the action Of these honorable
gentlemen all through the past Winter.
Now. the party is TO be affected by the
issues of the approaching canvass, but
the action of these gentlemen, in coming
before their constituency for consultation
only at this late day might be regarded
as indicating that they had no use for
the counsel of the party at an earlier
Now, the question comes on re-
elections. That is matter for the people
to consider. The Press of the party has
been untiring in its efforts to make the
of the people, and thereby the
of the Republican party, heard.
We know it would have been better for
all concerned, if this committee had cor
responded with the party in the several
States at an earlier day. with the view to
fresh information as to the wishes
and needs of the Country. 1t is possible
The Income Tax may yet fail of rein
statement, and the tariff be modified. If
so, it will be an advantage to u friends
Of the above committee.