New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
READY FOR THE CAMPAIGN
THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE


PENNSYLVANIA, CHAlRMAN'
The Fifth Avenue Hotel presented " ~ Ta. ar
pearance during the entire day yes'eiosS' III
of neople gathered in the broad corriuors a' az
hours With few exceptions they were hoP"un
caps. either members of the Nationai ana 0'a'o NV
nublican Committees or gentlemen gatnereo Iou'
all parts of the country and from all parts oi No"-
York 70 give counsel in the organization OF 'noso
committees. Among the prominent politiciahs
wbose faces were to be seen in the crown
w.re Senators Miller of New-York, Aldricn'
of Rhode Island, Blair, of New-hamP-
shire. and Dolph, of Oregon; ex-senator ueorge L.
Spencer. of Alabama; ex-senator Rollins Oh Ne"-
Hamnshire: ex-senator Platt of New-lork; oon-
gressman w. II. Calkins, the Republican canaida'e
for Governor of Indiana; Colonel Corkhlli Oh
Washington; Ex-Governor X. o. McCormick, VI
New-Mexico secretary of the National kepuphcan
Committee in 1876; Ex-Governor Stone. OF Iowa
William Penn Nixon, of The Ch'cdgo inte'-oee""'
Charles Emery Smith, of The Ph'ddelpNa f'e'S;
ex-Coueressman Henry L. Morey, of Ohio; Generai
Williamson. of Iowa; Thomas Donaldson, OF fhll-
adelnbia. John l. Davenport of newborn; H.
X Pangborp. of The Jersey City journal
Colonel ]. H. Woodland, of me Cmc""a'
Tuo,drer,s Indiana Bureau; Chauncey NJ
Depew. Chauncey l. Filiey, of st. Louis, Coliec'or
Robertson, James ID. Warren OF Buffalo, anu zap
tain Chester s. Cole, of New-iork. Among Deno-
cratic faces occasionally seen In the loooy ~oio
those of ex-senator William Ii. Barnum' Vi Oou
necticut chairman of the Democratic Na'i0""'
Committee: Senators Mcpherson, of New-Jersey,
GA Corman of MARYLAND; ex-senator Davis, OF
Usst VIRGINIA: August Belmont, General Roger A.
Pryor and General B. +. Butler. OF MASSACHUSETTS
There were heard among Republicans only tne
most cheerful expressions regarding tne ou'ioCN'
amounting almost to over-conhdence. lho s0"Vi'
men from doubtful States especially ailnoun0ou
tbemselye as anxious for the contest anu cel l'"in
of its successful ISSUE The Democratic talk ran in
the direction of a discussion OF prooaoio 0"nu'
dates II WIS evident that the strength In the
marty of Mr. Cleveland had become dlstasteiui 70
the old leaders, and that some steps were uuuer ao
;o,o,. lookino to tho prevention of his nomna-
.;or at uv cost The members of the committee
haoan u start for their homes last night Inc
Chairman and secretary will remain with the mem
hers o. the Executive Committee to map out ana
bepin he work of the campaign.
Porbr d. r.. where the National Committee met
"a tbssame in which the famous conference was
beldfour years ago. at the time of the organization
of ne com nittee of 1880. Commenting on that
ooicidencc ex-senator Rollins, of New Hampshire
male the remark that the present campaign was
strtipg out under auspices sOmuch more favorable
tlan the one Of that year that success ought TO DC
,ertain From the walls of the parlor several fine
snqrayings of Mr. Blaine looked down on the mem
hers Among the best copies OF the hne hne
enrrayings of Blaine and Logan by Oscar MARSHALL
OF this city. ot
About ouarter past twelve John W. Mason OF
West Virginia called the committee to order
Cobnel George W. Hooker proceeded to call the
ro1. the following members or proxies responding
Alabama-CT Youngbood) George Z. Spencer proxy
caiifornla-(Horace Davis David Mcclure proxy
Colorado-J. b. Chaffee.
COnnectlcut-Samuel Fessenden
Delaware-D j. Layton.
Tlorida-Iesse D. Cole.
ninos-D. I. IAtter.
lndiana-John C. New.
Iowa.. :. Clarkson.
Kansas-Cyrus Leland, Jr
Kentqeky-iF K,9,1ieky FrznS q; NS%IS. SoTev.
Naine-J Manchester Haynes
Aaryland-James a: Gary
Aassachusetts-W, w. Crapo.
Mchigan-JOhn P. SanboIp.
Mssssippi--JOhn r. Lynch.
Mssouri-R. T. Van Horn.
Wren Charles F. CrOckcr proxy
NeS-Hampshire-E II. Rollins.
New ,Jersey-G. A. Hobart
New.York-John ID. lawson
North Caroina-R. W. Humphrey.
0FesCn~tIohn / Apperson) j. n. Dolph, proxy
Pennsylvsna-B F. Jones;
Rhode Island-Horace A. jerks.
Youth Carona-J B. Johnston.
T,nnessee-w. p. Brownie: TsIl1,g,
Vclnont-George W: Hooker.
Wisc.Rsih"lEdward sandersou) H. C. Payne proxy.
Arizola-Clark Caurchill
DakOta-Jchn +. Bennett - . 49, -
idaDo- Sherman NJ. Coffin d. p. b. Pride, proxy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b. Eklns;
Districtof COlumbia-Pelry IT, carson
The States and Territories not represented were
the following:
Georgia NJ. f. e. Norton
C. BUCKLEY SitS
Montana TSo,nss 8 Miner
Washington S NJ Tarey
Wyoming. Joseph a. NJ n.Iucft G&rSy
Utah ~" ''0iA4N''
A committee of three consisting Of Manchester
A HObart of New Jcr-
sey; and Frank Morev, of Louisiana was appointed
on permanent organization, and recess OF half al
hour was taken.
THE PERMANENT oRGANIzATIoN.
On reassembng at / O'Clock the following re-
port was submitted by Nh Haynes:
Hon. JOIN ". MASON. Chairman. o-u..,-..,o, ,o,-o
SIR Your Committee on Permanent ORGANIZATION naV'
Che honor 10 report the following their nomination.
Sor permanent organization OF your coinin't'ee'
Chairman ,J ceDnsSitaT@ ceDneSstca
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE;
I r. Chaffee. COlorauo.
JC New..-.......-..........-' ,Hoiain na vtroin,a
+ r. Rollins ns,.................. New Hampshire.
y; " Wa1envSooi W Trs%o N"' ' Massachusetts.
Z sapdsT,on Ne%%sRico. SiSeGssd
g a. Hobart .............. .New-Jersey.
George W. Hooker. Vermont;
Iohn II Iawson ............ New York.
y W Humphrey North Carolina.
pnann CLAYTON ........ Arkansas.
IrsnE Mercy -.................. Louisiana.
congeT .....-.......... Ohio.
1ohn y ssnrorn ............ Michigan.
SHmrch aowe ............. Nebraska.
Curns Leland. ir...I. ............ Kansas
I99bn y Iyneb...............Ms Mississippi.
- ciartson ............... Iowa.
H. IaVfon Delaware.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
pr ro,es .......... Pennsylvania.
- !. 81 pnIIin: ....... New. II ampshre.
Uoraon @ he's .... { Caifornia.
InLn n awson -.......... New York
nsvid + Jjttler ....... Illinois,
" W Crane Massachusetts,.
f,noree NJ uoolrar "