New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12

/ r D Uicks il. Andrew Williams
.. Albert Daggett. ~ y NJ CurIi7.
3. W II. Lcaycraft. 20 ~ l." StGrrtr
4. Edward n. Hobbs III. GrorEH4 W; i.ng,
3. Pierre Yen WICK "a IG.n w. saVre
7. Jacob VI. Patterson. II Joseph 1ldSoH.
3. Cornelius Van COtt 70 ApraW l. 5 Si''n'
q T,hu NlcClayr. I26. Harmon Chamberlain
10 WichanI cream. III. ". l.. Parkhurst.
II Thomas G. PIott l2s. T. : Jarvis.
10 N II Robertson. 10. Horace BemiS
m r PIaff CARPENTER. 80. Cornelius Parsons.
IL Frederick T6nkins 81. James Low.
l.. Theodore c. Tcale. 81 james D. warren.
10. John r. Smyfh. 80. charles Is lh5cI7on'
There had been an Informal talk before the meet
ing of the Committee, and it wa generally under
stood that b. Platt Carpenter, OF Ponehkeepsle,
would be chosen chairman, General y. "a. Curtis, oil
Ogdcnsburc, treasurer and J. w. Nroomm, OF Her
kimer County. and Arson S. Wood, of Wayne
County, secretaries.
This programme was carried ont There was no
opposition on the part of Mr.. Conklings friends on
the Committee In fact all professed to BE- m iaYor
of harmony and of using the most clec ual means
to secure the election of the state ticket.
Precisely ut noon tho Committee called to or
der nv T.. W. johnson, of Ouoonta for several years
past the working secretary Of the Committee. Ih"ro
was only one member absent without n proxy
Michael Crccln. of the Xth District. Pierre c. Van
Wyck. of the With District, was represented by eX-
Commissioner of Public Works George NJ. Van
Mort Thomas c. Plat, Of the XIth District, by
Louis 2. Pawn: Andrew Williams, of the AFlllth
District. 10y w. j. Carmichael W. L. Palkh rst Of
the XXYIIth District, by Colonel Arson 5. Woods;
and James d. Warren. of the NNNld Dis
trict. by General John n. Knapp. ThcI" was
comparatively little discussion. Mr. CIrP'n-
ter was chosen unanimously, 20 were
also the other officers. II was resolved that the
Headquarters Of the committee be at tho ! Ave-
nue. Hotel, and that the active work Of Tho vass
should DC begun AT once. 1t was also resolve. nat
the Committee should meet three weeks fro yes
tcrday. The following were chosen rs the J GU
tive Committees:
Albert Dagc'tt, James : smart
Dewitt G.. Wheeler. Martin L. 'tcrrer,
Jacob u. Patterson, jrr George W. Ray,
Thomas &. Plat, James warren
William H. Robertson, Charles !. lngroI
John +. Smyth, Frederick IomAlHS.
The officers Of tho state Committee are eX- i.io
members Of the Executive Ccumlttcc. The ENcru-
tive Cogmittoo held \ short session after TIE state
Committee adjourned and transacted some business
Previous to the meeting of the Committee there
were comparatively few Republican politicians
in the lIoic but by the time the Commit Lad
adjourned there was a considerable gathering Of
wcIl-known faces In the corridors Prominent
among these were ey Speaker Sharpe, Commissioner
less sheridan shook Alderman Porley Ewood
T.. ThorTc and Justices Angel and MORGAN. There
number If prominent country R'P'Ih.'h@
present ;u..Iliug senators PIr'>aI ana bIFr,'-
port Warden Brush. OF tha Sing sing Prison Nr;
WH'-e # Nrw5urg Mr. Fox. ~ Our'utr and
others. Tier. was free interchange ot or'al'" "a
10 thr prospects Of ta" State ticket :, .'' ~
those present had Sd tel y'.i.us parts IF Pc
l.rG.'il,rr -wI district. -'.rr thn r'"ubH.l D.
v.rtion al,9rucI aud without execution hey
rl ,rrH ;.at .ti'ug locked VOL Thor, Ha' col.
a...a., # all Uuri"..lt feelings i.'i va.
t..l.r.G o. 9. wonderful. considering 'le l".-
contest that was carried on Iu o." I'r-
'f..r f.r Pho election Of ta, ea. .-.'- -
Senator. CONS .us a.I I.aU aiA i.' ,.''
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eyer Of rri". .-I'' There '"'y HlFr ben p'rN''l
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