New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05

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Republican majority in the State and in the Con-
yention. There was no i'll feeling shown, how
ever. Both sides mingled freely toaether and dis
cusSed the situation calmly and thus gave every
| evidence Of n harmonious Convention to-day. NO
! one could be found among the throng who Thought
there would he anything in the nature OF disturp-
ance. TIE followers of the machine were appar-
emily all willing to confess that they had been
| fairly beaen. Thy for once i'll favor OF har-
| mony and only asked a few places on the state
| ticket and the temporary charmanshp of the Con-
vention How much the Garfield Republicans would
be willing to concede for the sake OF harmony was
q difficult matter to decide. Some of them de-
manded clean sweep of the machine leaders
while Others were willing to yield nearly all they
had fought for in order to secure harmony"
| Among the prominent anti-machine men in the
corridors of the hotel were Senator Warner Miller
Chauncey NJ Depew, Senator Woodin. Andrew d.
| White. of Cornell University. Senator Pitts, of
Monroe. Senator Rockwell, of Warren, Ellis II.
Roberts, of Utica, Assemblyman Duguid, ex-senator
b. Platt Carpenter, Collector Robertson, General
James w. Hustled s. II. Campbell of Oneida. eX-
Senator Lowrry, of Onelda, ex-Spcaker Sloan OF
Oswego eX Congressman c. :. Merrimon, OF Lewis,
Congressman Hscock, of Syracuse, Ex-Governor
Thomas G. Alvord Assemblyman c. r. skinner.
John NJ. Francis of Troy, George Dawson. of
| Albany, Senator Lyndc, and many Others.
These early felt the necessity of headquarters
! where they could confer together, and Senator
! Warner Mlllcrs rooms in the hotel were selected.
| During the day these rooms, which were on the
| second 0oor wero filled most Of the time by the
Garfield Republican leaders, and conferences and
consultations were carried on.
| -, -. 80, ..,,,. pI,t. - u Uorr., Of
m,,o, e,ai.a- 9. i.'u,a ,rL',,as 9 NTo.t Of
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linz, i,'i,. ,,..r' u..,,,r rTau,rt rorris
u."'''' ''',',''''' ''"''' ~, -,
! WIus,ow, of NdtcrtoVn, and others. Ihey nadc
tbc,l Lrad,uartcr. I'm c.-Scultor Plltts rooms aud
+ 49, a.. Co.. r,,,,,,,i,too ,,o,rs
! 80 -. H..
yr,,b tho Irleootos while Sprrial AGENT Criiliths
.t, oIs, oct. -. lis socrc,or,, p Iobrs,n his
WI" '''' avs ~ ''' '''',' ny - " 49,.
special representative on the state committee ana
| Lewis Lawrence his intimate friend all Of Utica,
| =, ,. - a.. .t...,,,, "a ,I. l,.t.l
| "eI' ",H"nS 'I' "uS'''. VI '"' ,.i'''- ." -,
! They all declared ihat Mr IOnkHhR WouIu hoI o'
-, ri,.,. .....,,d ia ,,,r thar tho Convention
-, - ,i,i,,, o,rJ.,,ri,,, his rccent
"'t"' P'' '''''"''o' Wv
course IN turning tue United states senate over 10
! tIr Democrats and much of thCiI talk directed
-, ,......;, a., ,,or,i.lJ E,rublicaus with the
'"""'" '''''''''"S " ~ a., 81
Improperly ol making any aH"'l'" l" W. 'o"N-
! ling, vino. they said was now "a private citIen
. H.. .,, A" s,iI one of them be Secretary of The
/ %, - -, +, loo Lc.n oqsrod
treasury " NC 'u''H0'' ~ no. -,
! To hun hul ne Will not accept IT, llc Hl,'hu9
| to follow ms law PracUc' anu " ""'0
poLl,Ice i'r thr rr'N'ni. 80. a., ,o.+ os tbo
There WAS no disposition shown on thc part OF inc
major " O. pursue MI. iuhhHu3 lut'l'i ti'l ~
defeat his schemes 0' keeping awe inc ih'culHc i'
has 80 carefully Dldt III thl' o'li''
1HE STATE COMMITTEE.
Tho ctot, Committee occupicd tluce large rooms
,.C,t -, r1.,l ,.,sto,lov and tbcv
III me iH'h NN'""' ii'''' '''N''' 80 49,.
!
a late hour at night. secretaries Nro0man ana
I,lu.nn and their assistants were busy all the
-. go, ,lo. rolls ~ dolegotns They
afternoon WAkIus uP Nv l"',S - w w 80, III. l.,
bad completed lHe WORK, ~ P' "',, u. oi,.' -. ~
CluGrl the unc"ht 'stcl uti'H3tc7. " '..iy
contest Is Hddo ihe 10" va, ioI' nt a. 4
! int d5'iSloH Vi t"o N'''N' ~
O'Clock tnl, nj, IN cot session Of the State
- An o.oi' W. ,t 49, ',,,r, members ,yrrc
'ouun'',o " ,n,' nus ,, ,,, and tb. attr,nnt was
Pi'S'i, Pi' All oC ibc ,o"n,Jrrs LaJ not reached
I,, IT, n,,jt iut iii Won, cxncctci M the
wv Wv ~ ~ - ,rn',, Sr r,r ~ cam Inc Learned
% i''', luz ,,''',S g tI C"u,,n,ttco =, m i'm nil
lne ,''.NlIlis vi ,h Inn" cnutrstants ON
nr rolls to take part IN the temporary organization
IA o,' , i".'1 1,,,in A. II is c6nccGcd on all sides
It -" "a, Gort;rid R.nuhiirous will control the
oIs9ni%at,on oi',1 or the meeting. aud appoint the
inri,t. ~ tbc Coumtite, ON Contested Seats it is
r,,t c.rt,n ,b1t tL, Com, ling contestants from
W,.'' ,ii a,j p;.bn,nnd cnuntirs will he
wsWogo o'rhea o'rhas anM cntdstanis have NOT any lust
Ii M III =, liam a'I,riss,on I'm tbr Couyen-
I ia t,,t of p" hnruouy" ON the Gar
1' @ % ga III" , ,t NJ t allow t4e admission of
,,.. ,. J,ov.t.a "a VIn huvp claim their seats
I'l' ~ irutSp,s ; ~" ~ COMMITTEES that does
~ raa, b Of bc marty in the State
hrn 60 a gonI JraI of snccuIation last night
m -, H., " ",",s " I,1u nt rho ur,y State Committee
",b',b viii Tc rie,,.d to-day The Committee is
,,J, NJ one from roch Couprcs,ionnl District of
~ - " - ~ 49, " IL tr,,n rorh district elect
~" -'''', W. W., ~ Wv w " itrn 80 orI, ono Conures-
@ @''ii i,, 'i'n I nrt.,Jc of Ncw-York and
% %I"n' H. grt"J Lv , ruI StaIwart dele
Kings "hlth IS represented ,,y tul. 'u," ,ht
Fati"h. N"t%tnStnn!GIIIp tm'I i, t,~cmtvfyo
th.Y giyr' ihI "1Iuy'u s f ,h ncxf cam
on, VI w. Ill., Iot ,i,hi were claiming i'm
@ @lHon usnal way q i!"a,S ocoitcd this claim al