New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
THE STATE Committees METHODS

A NEW DEPARIURE-A TALK WITH cuAIHMAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTS.
Pepublican politicians vino visit the State
Committee rooms IN the FIN Avenue Hotel notice tue
tokens OF a change OF policy ny the committee In past
veur, the rooms have been crowded with clerks, there
have been huge piles Of documents and stationery, and
m the ntc-rooms there has been daily thrOng Of men
vino claimed 10 be connected with the committee. and
many Of whom were In fact paid by it for some KIND Of
s.ryice 70 the pracused eye Of business man there
must have been evidences Of expenditures without strict
ou,luiup and OF loose suueruteudcucc OF the men
thought 10 be at WORK for the committee Now, instead
Of tIe seventy clerks employed IN 1880 one sees only
tor. the document. and stationery missing, and The
bar,eron have disappeared Yet just rs much telling
,yrz for rc Republican party done Moreover, there
m tlccttIon Of secrecy IN the operations Of the com
uittre Access the rooms Of the Executive Commit
Tee can readily obtained BY any who has business
with It's members
lame. d. warren the new chairman Of the committee,
,r. naked yesterday whether not the new pocy OF
copJuclju, tie committee rooms had been deliberately
,dorted He replied: " It was. am a business man,
and lclcv. that the OF tins committee should be
done ON business principles. AlhousI tor years mem
her ot the committee, saw litle Of IT. operations, living
s di al Bunalo, and being Kept there by my business
gpt when became the chairman OF the committee, and
,errfrc responsible for ils method OF wOrG, deter
mined # possible 10 con duct is operations as would
my
r,yr heartily cO-oprrated with We have determined
ma, ., -prpd cent contributed 20 curry the canvass,
yrcut we shall return in hard work for the Re
,,,lc,, party. We uaye only five men In our empioy-
tvo Ter S. . ,tcrogrpue", iaullOr aud mrs"nScr
pc there are the two secretaries OF the committee,
Iuim ". NToOman am Edward VI. johnson, ana the
a,,IHtant secretary, W. H. Barker ,
Am, glaa TO say that the letters receive from the
inferior OF the Slaie show That tue Republicans there
VII u,t heartily cooperate with the committee III ihcT
anrk Throughout the state tue spirit % the party Is
EXCELLENT Tue nominations thus lar made Tor the SELL
are dnlric and viii draw ont the lulI vote OF tie tie
nolic party tue districts III L"u ey nave been
i,,Je Sucu nominations greatly SUcI-lhtu the STATE
tick. and If they continued there can be no ques
tipu about our carrying the state
Inc Tverutivc Committee neld meeting yesterday,
hnt ouy routine business was transacted. Throughout
Inc Jar NUMBERS OF letters received from al paris
of Inc State aud from persons who formerly euieseed
t,crOus IA Repubncan party, which iol the MEM
committee nov bghi the hopes are Tor Vic
ory Zach OF the letter, placed particular stress on
H. success the convention IN trying Ia cement III
tn,,b IA, n Ica From Central New-IOrA came word
mi iho cuiIIe ticket was received with strong deter
tulnaons 10 support It, and one letter dtscHbed the
,Iet m popular every where communications iOlu
U,nt.-ier Buffalo aud the larger tOWHS IN the western
,,tnu All the Stale. promised the committee that In
brrocr,tic strOnghuds the party was gaining large
,,sr. nf new members. dud thai Maxwell, the Demo
nnur but tuat tho remainder OF the ticket Was los
A. Commuters rapidly because Of Pufccs defeat l0f the
n ns9,IuaiIou lOf secretary OF state.
Gl.rsf.rK VrpOman said that even the Democrats VINO
heJ.a o nominate EuathHn sweet, ana who had been
relied upon W their country brethren to support us