New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
POLITICAL NEWS.
,,.,,,n,xc rop THE CAMPAIGN.

,,rrrr<c oF THE NEw-YORR STATE COMMIT III
SECRETARY FoLGERs sUccfssoR-A UNITED
nyMocRACY-MR. PHILIPS URGED FOR CoN-
GREsS
The Republican State Committee VIII meet
in this city at noon to-day, to organize LOT 'no
rompaign. Ii is uncertain who Will be CHOSEN
-hairman. 1t is thought at Washington lna'
Secretary Folger should retire at once from
he Treasury Department and take part IN the
Nev.Yor< canvass. Richard Crowley Is spoken
# ~ his successor. Police Commissioners
French. replying to Quarantine commissioner
st.rbenson treats with ridicule the statement
10, PRESIDENT Arthur did not favor the
,r,i,ation of Judge FOlger. The leaders OF
tbo different Democratic factions III New ! Ola
ore in favor Of agreeing upon local uchet
!, order not tc imperil the State ticket Oy
lssensions.
rur MEETING OF THE STATE COMMITTEE.
There were comparatively few Of the out-oI-'o"n
members Of the State Committee IN the cltV ias'
,bt These included John f. Smyth. OF Albany
r platr Carpenter Of POughkcepSe Senator Alex
,der NJ Holmes OF Morrlsville; General george
II Sbarnc of Kingston and Martin l.. StoNei' u
Amsterdam. Beside these there were present III 'l'
course OF he evening at the Fifth Avenue ho.eA GA
senator Thoma, t. Platt and Chester ;. Cole' Q
fine State Committee and Emigration Commissioner
s+cnhenson John j. O. 'Bren. Robert u. McCOru,
BERNARD b glu, Senator Jones OF fIorloa' an"
+ NJ johnson, of O1eOnta. former secretary OI III"
Stale Committee This mornings trains VIII Dilns m
IN a considerable number of the country IheuIuoic Ihe"
al fbe committee. There was an informal meeI.,s
of several of the Administration members oi III lile
committee. John i. smyth ana J. u, ldte W. -
each in turn asked to take the charlha@lisnp @
of the committee and declined. Mr' Fly oihs " In
an uot wish 10 be absent from AIpdus
I he e.
reGuirc Nr Platt proposes gong WIN oeE"vUis E
cameron and Jones and their wives 10 CaiiIoi ~ I i
mn "a uleasure trip and will he absent LOT soNS i"l
rot wish TO continue in the position, because nc Is
on the state ticket. He did not posltlNeIy uooio "
lanes d. Warren Of Buffalo. was also spoken o.
Int n was understood that he would prefer ~ iN
after fle campaign IN the Western part % Ine 800
Jobn NJ DavV of Rochester, was also uehliU9iio
liz looked last night though the c1olce %o9Iu oo
b. Platt Carpenter for chairman, uehetal @ od
for chairman of the Executive Committee anu j.
~ VrooInau for secretary with L NJ. johnson as
assistant secretary The three available candidates
for the calrmanslnp OF the committee arc N"AF"
ter sharpe ana Dayy. - H.. + +I,o
The committee Will meet at noon to-day at tie t
Fifth Avenue Hotel. 1t is now maze "p
~ follows;
Ts+-St4pben 4. Titus. Administration.
Ild-Nilialn ii. Beard, Administration.
IIId-Marcus Baird, Administration
IVtl-Samuel i. Maddox, Administration
Nth-Perre G. Van Wyck, ADMINISTRATION
NIth-De " c. " heeer Administration
VIIth-Jacob NJ. Patterson, Administration.
NIlItu-C Omelius Y an COtt, ADMINISTRATOR
IXrii-C harles r. Bruder, Administration
Elh-Shchaei Ctegan. Administrations
NIth-Frank Raymond, ADMINISTRATOR
XIIth-Wllliam II. Robertson, antl-Adminlstra-
Xi!Ith-B. Platt Carpenter, Administration.
NIV.h-N. ID. DickIe. Administration
NNth-GeOrge II. sharpe, Administration.
XVIth-John F. Smyth, Administrations
NVIIth-Janes s. Smart Administration.
XVlilth-Andrew Williams, nti-Admlulstration.
NINfb-lfeUTGc &. ErMIn, anu lSlIdllOu.
XNth-M L. Sfover anti-AdmmistratiOn.
XXIst-Abram T.. Crosby, ant-AdmlnIstration.
XXIld-Johu W. Nroomau, antl-Admhl -iration'
XXIIId-Taliesen vans, tl-Adminlst stTatloh.
XXiVth-Alexauder Nj. Holmes, antl-Adunnlstla-
XXvth-Wnliam J. Montanye, anti-Atininistra-
XXYIth-H. Chamberlain, ant-AdminiStratiou.
XXVIIt.-W J.. PaTkhurst, anti Administration.
AXIXtl-Chester : Cole, Admins ration
ANNfh-Johu NJ Davy. Administration.
NNXlst-James Low. Administration.
NAAIId-Jame -. Warren, Admin. stratlon.
NNAIlId-CAarles /. lngeI-oll' dutl- AdMlhlsua
OOu.
Eighteen of the thirty-three members belonged 10
the committee which had charge OF the Republican
canvass If sSl. MesSrS titus Beard, Bang Nd
dox Buder Raymond, Dlckle, Sharpe'
Erwin. Gro by. Evans. Holmes. Montanye.
Cole and Davy were not on iaat yea, ;
have DreviOlslv had experience committeeman.
Thomas c. Platt, who represent ted a New-1ofk CIty
uIsrlct that committee tins wear Is iof hlH nome
district. The entire Brooklyn delegation mas Oeeh
changed. and while two of thr three Brook iyn
members last year were anti SialwdTls. al OF theEl
Inae be counted this year III avOr 81 me Auhlnls-
t!atl0u The last State Committee had majority OF
members opposed 10 the Sialwart faction, bnt IL
opinions of th' present members are CORRECTLY ven
there viii be tweut of them Administration u
twelve anti Administrations Is. f'tII Oarpeu.cl'
the autI-Sf alwaTt chairman OF the Lass cOmuIlee
isuumbcrei thi, wear among the supporters OF the
Administrations