New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
VOL.XLIV...N ..No'l3,16I
RARNTNAGAIN ATTHE HEAD
MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC NAlloNAL
MI COMMITTEE.
.,,,-,,r s-,rrsv,N' y NNVNGE THL V'N-
r,tcv ror CLEVELAND AND REFORM.

IA a
Doli+icans gathered in the hotel corridors Inc o's
bnrlv form of Commissioner Hubert ~ lH'NiP''"
Us c,nsmcuous in tn, crowd. He had just re-
.nrned from Albany. where he had been III conSul-
,o,io, with Dan Manning and the Gorern'r /.
- l,,ovgr that Mr. Thompson mad been lniorh'u
,.o,, ~ nominate IN behalf of the Albany mAchlne
CIR chairman Of the National committees n'u''
a. the intimate friend of the Governor ne vas
much sought after by the members OF IN" 'o"''I'
-, 4 man dressed IN Confederate-griy col"''u
clothes and who had sharp eyes. set IN 'm'''u
face and bald head. which crowned q u"P'''
g., ,vas pointed out 20 the adm'ung Democrats
tron distant states as Mr. ThompSons spokesman
As.,.t,ot D,strict-Attoruey Fellows who hurled
S.6,pco 20 Union soldiers during the War and to
1,,r,,n, NJ Chicago The tall form and smlllhg
,,.r.nco of ex-Corporation Counsel MT
- tho son-iu-law of Sonator-eiect IaVhe'
- Obto was conspicuous Near hln
,,ood the smooth-faced Excise Commissioners
aRnv" Mitchell. looking pleased as II thinAHs
oh,rt the victory he aud his Democratic coHeaEue
had ipst won over their Republican associate III lne
lvcise Board. which. by vote of two TO one' On
Wednesday issued licenses 20 the Oremoru' o'"
other notorious resorts. There were numerous "'"''
members of the County Democracy present III 'n'
corridors hut not TAmmany man was TO De- '''n'
now SOME NrNBrRs LOOKED ANp rNLNIp'
",nort was recognized "a that distinguished
Democrat who represents the District Of Columbia
Ia tho Notionnl Committee William Dickson the
well known foreman of the star Route jury
,,eliutn sized man. with dark eyes and full heaf1
turning gray looked turtivey about as II taN'nR
detectives mental inventory of the situation. u'
v,s readily recognized ~ Smith VI Weed. the
"N,x who photographed FROM South Carolina IN
ts-etoh have " a safe man ~ to meet hin M baIO
rorp ", ,th "thcstuA (which the electoral votesol
s,pth Carolina we're toh secured for tine p'mo'i'I
Nc,r MIR Wood stood Assistant District Attorney
p,rris with whom MIR. Wcsd c,rrespondod IN
cphcr IN is50 under the name ot Whip utR.us
b,m " to institute proceedings az any cost h
Florida General Rosccrans with hs vhuo beard
and blnrk cloth suit lookel healthy hut hr frankly
cof.,s.d that tne outooh was NOT so hcol'hy at Doe
would likc tn srt 10 for the Democratic ratiN
,nrb lv denominations had chilled two cla''es
of wotkcrs-the industrial classes and ihr
soldiers Frederick %. Prince. of Massarhn
setta the enemy of Butler looked
oprresslve with his stuhbv white mustache and
coaelv huttoned black fiock coat lie evidently
felt able 40 combat the doughty General a' he et-
rfpssal contempt lur the Autobiography candidaie
mr President asserting that his course would have
intellect pn thp result n Navemher The h'e. Jolly
farl 9lu- pound lN.sel. of huialo law PARTNER oi
s.pt.ssi,n " rhutp is Trouble ou the oii maus
mind remarked q byatandef aud taisiHa his voiee
br raduai thuv toll na chat all tha Wutbmnn about
uis h,ioi alto pf u4ine' The h4 usssll ttHsi
oai,bit about ln,bud at tho sPs4Aof in startled
u.auor aad s4lbat ot Mr aatlley ot tstm"nt
VaIAud uueasily about 40 e wondering whether
"e..ru. Mule htnum had g'uo on 60 ''"''''
another Mo,ey letter, whca William Par
ceL the weu-bown Democratic lead
CT ot Western Aew-iork, Who resigned
from the Democratic electoral ticket because be
could not support Oeyraud walked through iAr
corridor and remarked o. friend that ht W, GO
IuL a-u.hlug until after ecDusu, tr1-r4i Drm1c.
Iais gAled aj him win as much aileI'ul d.."A.
i,lmrut ts # tuey had just s,aA the handwriting
VI The wall.
WHO ArTrNDrD THE NFYUNG.
II was after II o'clock when rcd-fag ell Assembly
p3r Ed Moore who met and oyerth brew EraStus
brooks ou tine battlefield of Staten Island.
took h,s old stand dooraeepcr tor
the committee. Reporters We're excluded
from thc room M which n met. bar M"ssrg. Fellows,
Mitchell and other members IF the ouuty Democ-
ulyy were admitted though not members, AS II To-
emphasize the Tact tnat Hubert %. thompson ioI-
lower, have special chargn of the canvass Tor
Grover Cicf ci3ud, who saved the polucAl me Ot
b-I MI Prince. Of Massachusetts called the COM
uIit.r Go order, and the following persons Ie-
spoud-d for the states and Territories:
Aab.ma-Henry g. -empl- New-York-H 3D. Thompson.
Arbau-.S-- h. CochruI lr. NobrIskt-ur. 60. T. Ntcr.
0aar,do e. e. Parsons y. IA. ". ulowav.
Couuecucutsm tb NJ. Weed. N-w-Jcrsey NJ les Ross.
I,-G ,,G ',S s.I,gs' Ps.co. Gho-w W Erms1rons.
t..r-la. .p4irck Va >h. Or~gou-A Nol,uer
iowa-N " Han, Lsode Island j. Ham.oy
K1u-.--C So. Blair =. ..-rIau..s v. DAWSON.
ia.,.aas-B p Jons. vrfnis-Iobn s. Barbour
Mu4c- ldmuud vi son. West NIrghIt-L0ul- Baker
Mary ant.A. B. GOruan. Mlscousln-Wn. F. Villas.
Ml~-aeIu.etts-F F. o. Prince Arizoua-rhos B. Morgan.
Mcn-au-D. NJ Dickinson. Dist ot Co-Wm. Dickson.
-N " &. Whitney. IQaAO-I. l.. No Arthur.
N.,,ou--John q. Prstuer Montana ". j Mccormick
Misc. A. Johnson. wash. Ter A. Kuhn
II ana. Texas. Utah. Oak Ca. New-\leNIco and
Wyoming were NOT rePrestnted. Nr Bamum who
wl-awJra that he was 20 be made chatham ot rho
commit .r', and Who is dlhde1t man &b>enied
lm.eL giving his proxy to smith Vi. Weed f.
y DcAeusou, stenographer on the payrol's of
Hu'eu %. Ihompsons troton Water Fund.
Nts made official stenographer Of tho
committee. Messrs. Whitney, Parsons, Miller.
fIg.sr Morgan and McArthur appeared as proxies
for absent members. senator German was made tenn
lor-y chairman.
BARNCM MADE CHAIRMAN
Without any unnecessary DELAY Commissioner
Thompson. iu behalf of Grover Cleveland. nomi-
mated William Il. Barnum for permanent chair
man. The motion was carried by acclamatou. Mr..
Pisco nominated Mr. Prince for permanent
secretary. aud that was carried by acclamation no
seution beng paid to the fact that General Butler
had expressed opposition to Nr Prince.
There was some discussion over the method of
conducting the canvass. and whether any attempt
should Doe made o. merge with the congressional
Committee II was concluded 10 allow thet OBgres-
unnal committee to attend solely tu the election of
memhrrs oi Congress and thus ."naln separate On
gauIfat|on. Npssrs Dawson. BsUum. Gorman.
Miller ~maIlcy Kelly aud ias were named q sub
committee to report at the next meeting plan of
tigauiIatuu aud un Executive Committee
iot the canvass. Commissioner lhump-
SON wa made chairman of a sub committee to rent
nnhoihg Tor headquarters BOO Tins city, aud report
loameetue Of the iuli committee 10 be- held ia Al
bany "n tuesday next
ANAitN ABOUT rnF SITUATION.
Aptoposioh Ton conference of a subcommittee
with similar cominittee from the lndepepJepts
on Adnllamites,' a. one of the Democratic mem
- called them, was favurably acted upon The
ngnlal husness hsylng been disnnsad nj TIM ,nnr,-