, 1876-08-03
REPUBLICAN, PROSPECTS.
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE CoN-

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NEW YoHK, Aug. e.-'rhe Executive Commit
tee Of the Republican Nationnl Committee met
fo-day at tho Fifth Avonuo Hotel, which, is to be
It's headquarters during The campaign. This full
list OF the Executive Committee comprises
zacharlah Chandler, Chairlnan; n. C..
Mccormick, Secretary; a. B. Cornell,
John N. Forbes, Marshall Jewell,
William II. Kc'nblc, George A. Hulscy,
William Z. Chandlcr. Charles c. Fulton, cx-
GOV. F. F. Noyes, William Cuniback. Ja,ncs r,
Root, G. j. Flllcy, George Gorlasn Of California,
J. L. Avcrill, J. j. Patterson, ]. !. Stone, and
EfEhu Enos. OF these, the only ones
absent were Halscy, Root, Gorhan,,
Aycrill, and etone. Daniel Shepherd Of
Chicago, was Present In place Of Mr. Root. Ex-
6; Coy; M9rga1,, Chairman. Of the last Republican
tation. Most 0f tho members wrso In tho rooms
engaged in conversation ut u .. ill.,, but It
was nsarly II o'clock before they were called
to order bY tto Chairman. From this time
consultation, allowing 10 one excepting few
prominent party leaders tn enter tlcEr apart-
a'ents. Ex.Goy. Noycs, Of Ohio, coming to tho
meutinE as tue representative of Gov.
ssessioh tlo vicws cntcrtalnei by Gov:
Hayes In regard to the points which should
must engage tho attention aud support vt ti.o
phFty. Men!bera from various parts Of the cotln-
try expressed their views, giving also tho re-
ing tho chances of Republican victories In their
statea. The general tenor Of these reports
Was
VERY ENCOURAGING,
ana IT was agreed by all tlle members that tho
party haul never enjoyed more favorable pros
Sanpaig1l. Tic reports ifoia i tha south ieSt wesa
ssspstfh,ai,y spmthy encouraging ths lnc.nbcrs from
9ats of cart"s Nort III caPe1aa s 'iy SoSt xas
soa aa W.T. W. 99sa 97Ss1sta"' 'ns: s es,,y As e.
IN faea toa. u tue t, eamjgn was eend,eted
tee determined that, willis prosecuting . tbs caIll.
3n aa.7l as Vigorously as possible throughout the
~ Gnse sa country, y Wonld make the States named
Mn1a N aaS oaaln .h and New York and Indiana in ts
Tor tho fSs p9uts 9 attack
aeSofa SER with ihe Expressed views Of Gov. Hayes.
~ Fo1 .ne collectlon md distribution OF money
10 expfqasd Ms1.la ~ t1s eanpagn he
to serve "a q COMMITTEES of Finance. iI4re"ftcr
!lelnbers Of tho National Coiumittce IivInr,
West arc to hare '''''s
mn, ,,a f,Eaadnot fn,EHaApouHSRrESs AFTER IN CHICAGO,
pendent In tts operations, tto,,eh fc,11stnint,
under the authority Ut tho Executive Coinmif,,
tec. Much of tue t!ne OF the Committee tn.jav
%as occupied III arranging the details Of offices.
clerks Of ucpaEtmerts, etc. 1t was Irrdei tl,af
niue members Of the EXECUTIVE Committee shall %
constitute quorum, and that the Comnitscs
shall meet from time to time ~ deemed alyIsable
to be daily In the Cunimittee-roons Al the hotei.
Tho Secretary will be In constant co1nmuntra.
ton with the other uleinbers Of the Nationa!
Committee In ali parts u the couEtEy. Inli-
vidnol members Of tho Con1lnttteo were quite
taciturn In regard to the result Of the meeting,
snd m4}osity left the city Is soon as hs session
eudcd. Ex.Goy. Noyes, Ut OHIO, said that q
REPUBLICAN, VICTORY NEXT YALL
seemed 10 hin almost a certainty. His own
State would, oi coursc. give large majority for
Nayee and Wheeler, 4nd he felt ture Indiana
Hendricks had refused to accept tho second
place on lhe Democratic. ticket he might
hare been the most Troublesome opponent
against a minority for Hayes In hts State, but
yoked With 1iidcu, his influence amounted To
little. Senator Patterson, Vi South Carolina,