New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

"a
Committee will be asked to adjust the troubles growing
Of the basis of representation. The XXXliId Dis
trct comprises Niagara County aud the IVth and With
Assembly Districts of Erie County The leaders there
have not yet been able to agree as
TO the representation to be awarded the va
rious Assembly Disrists In the XXXIvth Congressional
District comprising the counties OF Chaltauqua Cattar
angus and Allegany, the dispute Is that they
have not vet agreed on a State Committeeman.
These among other matters the state Com nittee VIII
be called TO settle equtably by the contendng parties
The first member OF committee to arrive was James
d. Warren, of Bufdo. the present chair
man. Chester g. Cole and Archibald f.
Baxter also reached here yesterday morning.
Others arrived during the day and evening" among them
Dr. s. g. Cartwright. Andrew = Draper, W. W. Rockwell,
Dophus s. Lynde. c. W. Hackett, Aonzo Ferguson, A. NJ
Holmes, william Van Mater and Cornelius X. Parsons
The meeting will for organization by the election OF
a chairman and two secretaries. On the subject OF
the chairnanship those who have arrived have
little TO say, beyond the expression OF Will
hngness 10 accede to the choice OF tne
majority. A few OF the opinion that II Mr. warren
could devote his time to the duties he could have the
post without opposition The only other name men
toned In connection with the position is that OF
Chester s. Cole. Those OF the committee who talked with
Mr. Warren found him cordially in favor OF the se-
lection who is clearly the representative OF
the Blaine element in the STATE. BE declares him.
self to be most earnest In his support OF the
give the rens TO any who shall be named matter
who that person nay be- SONS ncned to the view
that the choice OF original Arthur now would be an
evidence of harmony in the ranks The Arthur
men, on the contrary, assert that there Is
no nsed for any such concession, as
the party intact and such exhibition is necessary
that it is only proper that the committee should be put
into the hands of the Blaine leaders the cooperation
a to the same end beng fully assured Boh sides agree
that Mr.. Cole possesses the qualIhcauons
necessary for the place, being in all re-
spects acceptable as man, whllo MS
familiarity with party affairs in the State and his ability
to entire time TO the work render him especial
y available. All agree that antasonlsm Will be mani
fested faconal differences having already been healed
Two secretaries will probably be selected
namely John W. Vrooman and O. A. Chickerng. There
is some talk of combination under which the National
and state Committees shall occupy the same building
but the disposition of the State Committee is 10 enter the
old quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Those OF the committee who have arrived speak with
great posveness as to the hopeful aspect Of affairs
Original Arthur as enthusiastic as those VINO
anagonized that interest the late contest Mr. Warren
who at Chicago OF the most earnest supporters
of Mr. Arthur outspoken and decided respect
ing his allegiance AS personal friend OF the PRESIDENT
10 man probably felt keener disappointment over the
result In talking with TRIBUNE reporter, however, he
said:
lam in favor of Mr. Blaine, of course, for Re
pnbicap, and New-York will be for him without any
doubt All these dssensons will be healed by election
they will be- beaten DO not "Imt nacans nse
aGS 5. o e me to eVe that time
work which necessary for man to give VINO holds tue
place BLAME think esmeS; Ros should be allowed % take
complete charge. We all propose to WORK To-
seer & T, e a ghts IKE Thi. but every man
ready do his part The sore spots VIII al ne neaeu
and every man will be really to pull with MS nelghOOr
Chester s. Cole had heard of the mention OF his name
for chairman, but betrayed anxiety on the subject
He said that dsaecton was limited and only OF the
character follows the action OF every convention
few were disappointed but every vote lost when eecon
day arrives would be Offset by accessons from the Demo
cratic party especially among the Irsh large numbers
OF whom would vote the Republican ticket
Mr.. Baxter said:
We are in thorough accord where came from. 1have
been the stump almost continually since Tue hoiia
tons were made have never seen 50 mucD enn tSlism
so early ir = campaign. The party III Chemuhg was
never 50 th0roughy uTed rae rri rifations are all
disappearing, and there is determination an throush
cided success The county for Blaine at the state
but the men VINO are perhaps mos %
earnestly working for MN to-day are represe Oh
the OLD stawart faction was Stalwart myself.
A. NJ. Holmes said
The district represent; Blaine district, although
some who are disappointed who wanted the President
renominated but 50 far as know 1eTG nonc 1i
like AN Independent movement. Everything Is
| looking as well as anybody could want
AlonZo Ferguson sald
There are a few but very inconsderable in number
who were . te disappointed at first, but they are all too
good Republicans 10 vote the Democratic ticket
Cleveland strong with He has many suppor'ers u
schoharie County But will get more Democratic
votes in my Judgment than the hckers Will amount TO-
on the tariff question.
John w. Vroomaa one OF the secretaries Vi 'he Iis'
State Committee, saidi
Tho XXIVth District comprising the counties OF Her
kmer Otsego and schOharie, Is IN excellent conduon
There WAS one formed in Oneonta, 100
strong, last night. There Is no independent
MOI en.nt there All the Republicans are enthusiastic
for Blaine and we have received accessons from the
Democratic ranks have never seen the oIstrict in
hetsr condtion AT this stage campaign. There Is
good deal OF feeling against George MllLdhI
Curtis IL 10 felt that having gone lhto tnG
National Convention taken part In ts deuDerauons anu
his views he is In honor hound 10 support no
nominees.