New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02


very full inasmuch the members are nearly all oecu-
MED In campaign work their respective districts The
names OF those present and the districts they represent
with their places OF residence were as Ioho"s'
Dist .,- o ~ l.. . Smart Cam
W SSa1 rrctt brooklyn IL RnIsw Williams. Patts
William II. Leaycrait "a on On g. C,-,ts ogaens,,urr
EdTaId H. Hobbs. Brock go Martin L. soVer Ani''er
Pierre c. van wyck New 2 George w Bay NorT!s ,r
De Wit & Wheeler New. =. kraer s.r,. ry,o
JACOB ~ Paterson IT, 20 & Chamberlain Seneca
Cornelius Van colt New 81 william l. Parkhurst'
10 ea crcgan, New Ss 4 Jaris , BnFa@ ntI,
p William II. Robertson. d, G yie par.on,.
10 B. Pact Carpenter, Pough o., Eoehes'eT sn.neD.lor
u TSsoiore C. Tcale, Palen o., Bride ,.-o,, yve.,
10 John F. smyth, Albany helh
John McCaye of this city, in attendance at
meeting of the Board OF Alderman while Sir Plat sent
no word in regard to his absence Other absentees sent
proxies or letters OF announcement IN regard to the
work in their respective districts.
b. Plat Carpenter, the hartman OF the committee
presided John W. yrooman, the secretary read suen
reports had been sent IN by ma al OF whch were Oh
o very satisfactory character
Albert Daggett the chairman Of the Executive Com
mittee made report from which it appeared that the
committee Ind expended very little moneS IN the WORK
of the canvass and that contributions were needed to
nav the legitimate expenses OF printing tickets and cir
culars and other necessary work lie
said that many persons had been lea
70 believe apparently that q campaign could be carried
on tickets printed and distributed, organizations ei
fccted voters instructed in regard TO the law rooms
rented ETC. without money, else that the menhei' Oh
the committee who give their time and enerE q" he
prosecution Of the canvass would aao bear All us e
penscs This, he said, mist2se
Members Of the committee gave an account o. ire
~ III
day The troubles IN some OF the districts
were discussed These have an been set
tied satisfactorily except in Erie, Oswego and IN one
OF two districts in this city It was the unanimous o. In
ION ol the members Of the committee from outside OF
this CITY that the Republican State ticket would eonr
down Ia thg Harlem River with majority large ns
that given 10 President GaIne.d ia-t 5cAI. ILl ~,
hers from This city gave very Cucolgn- reports OF VIC
outlook here The least sanguine OF the members flI
that the Democrats couc not gct majority 70 eNcr,u
5000 for their state ticket IN the "itNt 'ul
he other members were unwilling To conccdc majority
TO exceed 10000. The BrOokltn uempeL7 oI tle enih
ure Cor the Democratic state ticket - Kings County
Willie IL might b. much less -. t
it evident that the only dancer feared W. 49,
bic close vote in the next STATE - nale ne
Republican divisions helping them somca III ~
respec although It would not Affect inc No'e Oh wv
one member said that he SAW private letter from
member Of the Democratic state Committee TO trend
ursug that every thing possible DEE done "a leci b,u
cratic state Senator from she 1T Senate District; mat
u 1aS sc,at hcA would cnabT The Democrats pre-
vent the passage Of any law rssircn1 the state nth
Governor This accom- lishrd." the letter read W.
can dX things to secure t1ree or iour more ptiocIlu'
CongTesanlcn from tbs state and use CIR
also 10 repeal the registration law IN Ne"-l'rA
aud BrooSyn, aud tnlt v'o.e q. VIZ Wv, VI
which prov emf Democrat, frauds IN THE city, 40 o. Oh,
Is evidently ~ the secretly cherished pans oi thr
communication WIS laid before the committee rom
Msssrs shook Ditt.nhoci,r Bangs and Robinson. Of
hfa gffg
accfucnt tine campaign here ~ which ~ was chhre'd
that Interests Of The Republican party were being
"macsinc" leaders. No action was taken Oh the com
Whitriig, appeared before the Executive Com
mtcc after the Adjournment OF HE state committee a.
committee 10 represent lI" lh'' lrhusni H'Pu'I-
cans the NllA senate District asking hat 5'.e re-
tion bc taken 10 secure The withdrawal ~ FS. GU,
the regular nominee Tor me state sclair Hr si'1 H,
the district was very cosr, that thr l'luDhcna not
afford 90 o., H. hut that unless W. Gibbs wus wlrWn
aud 10 candidate placed ~ the G'.d ths Independent
Republicans would To lay place candidate oi Their own
IN the he said that De- represented 500 hcpnhI-
cans mo "ouh nnae no 'li'1 !h, N"' I'' Il'
Gibbs because Of hl- record and uut urHs Tor the arc
me Executive Committee informed Mr. Wutrigc
that u had power % induce Ar Glib, o. withdraw.
mo bavinr been regularly nominated. Sr. Wb'udEc
Wns also very cmphaticaiy told that the committee
AM NOT Approve his method Of titCtiuE bciuuyTa
brruse the Republican candidate did lot happen Ia suit
him; taat sucl wac nor NE PROPER way 10 reform Ae
party. to disrupt u; and tiaf ir due time and m
,aep r. ,GtId h, brought abont from wi.hm Hc ess
scratching" methods.
After INC adjournment of The Committee number NJ
the members asked by IHiEUSE reporter Wh4t
the outlook ln theig respective districts. Charles r.
Ingrrsoll. the NNNiiid Congressional District. said
would the Republican trbrt large a
iorty year The democrats. ~ said were
using al their efforts 20 drfrat u sheldon I,rpuu-
bean tor the Assembly IN Chauta aqua Ca4Hty
confident thai dr sheldon wuud elected.
He allie 40 Buffalo. Monday. hc talked Eith
Mr. STREET, the regular candidate for City Treasurer.
who Thought that his election was beyond
doubt Mr. Hmd, The candidate Tor SslLa
Senator al-o felt certain Ut his election ana Of tha.
OF Mr.. AyGry tine Assembly. Az 81 these cauii
opposed by certain anti machine ErIublcaus
IN Irie county, under the lead Uf The BldiO EJpeas
James Low OF Suspension Bridge. representing the
XNXst District said the pros, Cc- epuhlletns
there exceedingly bright. Whatever Demo .ra-
were doing the "htill hunt method winch be
had He well acquainted With the troubles
in Erie County. aud sad that lAoscr effect they might
have the local ticket they would Increase the vote on
the state ticket.
George " Ray OF Norwich, said that toe gepublirap
vote in the AAlst Distract WGui be arf as ast gaT
and that the party would gain % member uf the
Assembly, Nj. browne lDemOcrtt would be defeated
Tor reelection.
Horace Bemis of HOmc,lsyilc. said that the XXIXth
District WOuld give Increased honor al Mr.
Davenport. the candidate for Controller who live, iu
district. The prospects IA Cheluug County he
thought were improved over lasi year.
John T.. Smyth OF Albany, SAM that al was poace
and harmony IN the party there aud untvitn.taud-
ing the DenOcrauc majority, he Thought the prOs9e,s
good tor the election OF the State senator.