New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
MEETING on rllE STATE COMMITTEES,
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There waa crowd about the doofp "' 'ho
elise, iicuHc yesterday, aud maut Republican r'" pnN
ouuld hn seen cnlming and leaving lh" W"'ht' N'"''
the Republican state Committee wa' IN Hras'h "''"oH
the condition of the part, organization and the w"ai''
of success nt the November election NomN %" Wv
mciuhrrs at the committee were rr's'n' ''"" -
Warren presided thorough ''N"" W"
mado Of Tho reports from en'h '"""'''
which we're supplemented hy statements Nv '"'
mrmhcrs Of the committee. Ex-Governor Corner" ''""'
for Hale of Mainc aud Congrc'sm ill'c"ch WI" ""
tered the building while the committee was III ''7'''"'
were invited into the council
The rcports were highly favorable. Ihcrc WIS WI
lot un,uimou. statement that the movement In favor
Of 81 John was not strong rs it was nj he 'i' III VI"
last meeting Of hc committee Republican Prohhiti'n'
II was stated were declaring that they intended l" N"o
for Prohibition local and state canu"'''N' wv
would cast their Pre- sidcntl ballots for hr f''l''
Clcrrymcn II was said. were leading the movement III
opposion o making the prohibition question N"iiohnl
issue a; this time The Republican CLUBS IL was S"''
wore in fine condition Several members OF the commit
zee said that in their opinion there was not cn"neh
srccchnaking AIr Vrooman secretary o' the commit
fec said that most Of the best speakers OF tiS STATE h
been dispatched Ohio. but they would be NJ he
of the committee after October H. He reeohohue" INA.
in every county the local speakers he asked 70 DO WORK o
this kind This suggestion, members OF the couni''c'
said. they would adopt. a., ,o,oro1
he
ticket col,sod hy the resi- gnaon Of the Rev ". T. Der
rick n colorcd clergyman General Grant was aSh'u Il,
he would permit the of his name for ihc place ll ne
suggested that n cOlorcd man hc selected TO succeed pr
Derrick Some friends Of Mr. Derrick urEcd his retention
Notwithstanding the suspicion OF ms lhcIgI"ll,A'
Other coorcd men appeared before the com
mittcc and requested the election OF J A IroWcr,
Of BROOKLYN. Finally As "a cohplphllSri
the committee selected Charles L. Reason. a coorcd
man who for many years has been principal OF gram
mar school for col0rcd children in this city This sccc
tion was thoroughly satisfactory 10 the coored men
General James W Hustled elected mcmbei oi tne
state Committee from the XVIII District. to MI the
place made vacant by the resignation OF Collector koD
crtSOn
Austin F. Ford and Charles J.. Ford, members or Inc
Irish American Independent Club appeared before the
conmittcc and stated the work that orEanizauon was
doing for Mr. Blaine. .,
senator Halc promised TO make five speeches for me
commit, ,ce in thi- state beginning on October u. MT
Uscock said that he would make eight speeches beWcch
October and October If. Then ne intended I" q" ~
Nichiean Governor Cornell, in conversation WIN
thr members of the committee gave valuable ADVICE con
,clning the management of The can paiEn aiNlcc tl hc
was sncriav conrc,crt to give owing 10 his experience
formerly as chairman OF the committee.