New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
POLITICAL NEWS.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE

TIE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
. ,,,,,.r,>,c ro nv HELD TOMORROW TO DECIDE
WHEN AND WHERE THE STATE CONVENTION
SHALL DE HELD.
Tho Republican State Committee will meet at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel IN this city at noon tomorrow
~ agree upon the time and place for holu-
;nc the next State Convention. A few of the
members from outside of the cly wero
enjoying the summer pleasures of the metropolis
Yesterday and talking politics at the same time
When The committee was elected last year 1t stood
20 Half Breeds, so called, and ID Stalwarts.
II is not expected, however, that
any question will come before it to draw inc
factional lines There Is. far az knowh'
very little difference of opinion as to where me
State Convention shall be held. Saratoga being 'o
favorite place The time will probably Dc the ni'S
week in September though the Hic"us u
the President in the committee are Sa'u "
desire a later date In ordor " "
tam more time to work up oPpoSionV"
10 the denomination of Governor Cornoii' Inv
Tilden Democrats, whose state Cohini''oo meets
next week. will favor holding the Democratic Non-
vept,on in advance of that of the Republicans, but
many of the members of the Republican committee
ara not IN favor of giving them that opportunity
although not considering 1t a matter OF much I'M
pOrtauce.
There has been some talk of wording the call for
tbe Convention so that all Republicans may partci-
pate IN the primaries regardless of the arbitrary
distinctions made by local associations. 1t Is I'M
probable however, that tins will be done, or any
departure made from the custom heretofore pre-
valling though there will not be wanting advocates
of such change. large majority OF
the committee are in favor OF the renomi-
nation of Governor Cornell but 1t is not probable
that there will be any vote of The committee taken
that will involve this question. Judge b. Platt
Carpenter, of Poughkeepse. is chairman OF the
committee and John w. Vrnoman secretary. Inc
members of the committee are given below, with
the Congressional District each represents and
tneir post Office addresses:
District
IBepjamin d. Hicks Old Westbury.
H.. A bert Daggert, Brooklyn,
III. William Ii. Leaycraft, Brooklyn
" Edward ii. HO Jbs BROOKLYN
W. Pierre c. Van Wyck, New York
Vide Witt c. Wneeler, New York
vu....Jacon NJ. Patterson. New,Iors:
VIII. Cornelius Van Colt, New YORK
IX.John McClave, New York.
X.Mchael Cregan, New YORK
Tomas {. Plat, New-lOrk
XII Wlian III, Robertson, Kaonah.
XIII. b. Plat Carpen er, Poughkeepsie.
XIV. Frederick 1omklns, 5 ony Point
XIV. theodore {. ieaie PaienVile
XVI .Johu 4. Smyth, Albany.
XVu....JaInes 5 STUART, Cambridge
Xviii Andrew Williams, Plausodrg.
XIX....N. VI. Curtis, o -dcns5drS.
XIX. Martin J.. S.over, Amsterdam.
XAI...GeOrge ". Ray. Norwich.
XXu....JOhu W. Vrooman, Herkimer.
XXlII.. Theodore ). Sayre, UTICA.
XIV. Jose ph Mason, Han'llton.
XXV...Abra.n r. Smith, Cortland
XVI ii. Cuambef lain, Seneca Falls.
XXViI William L. ParkhursJ, Canandaisua.
XXVIIl. IL S. Jarvis BinSna hton
XXiX..-.HorAcc Bemis, noIhelisVlle.
XXXI.Jamts Low, Suspension Bridge.
XXXll....James D. Warren BufiaO.
XXXIIl. Charles +. IngrTsol. Nesheld