New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

TIE State Committee Is composed OF tue
District - o
John Birdsall: Glen c'g, Cove, Queens County.
IIl-WiIam Ray, lIockLn.
V-Samiicl r. MaddoI. Brookiyh~
viii-Cornclms Van Colt New.york
IX-Jacob NJ. Patterson. New York
sn;aa scTdan 1S,Yi SSGGs Ss%,y Nsw yG2E {SIE'
XIv-Jamrs ". Inslel. rcosskll. westchester Co.
XV-O. L. Howell. Port Jcrvs Orange.
Xyi-Iohn P butcher, P4wne Duteness chess
xvfI'I'-Jonn h"' A. ienSasl stlwater saratoga.
XX-John Kellogg. Amsterdam, Montgomery
,XXI-Georre Chqhoon: Au,aHe fors' Clinton cI,non
XXiii-claric; y; MA;gs ,.,,,, Wa &c; Oneida
XVV--Hsv,g XXVV--Ian"s y B"idcn syiacnse 6nondara
xXHVi-X n Holmes, Mofrisyilie. Mndisoa-
XXVII-Wm Van Martor Lyons Wayne.
XXXI-A = Ea1'S a t%I@ pd,Sg Geg%@ps s9sacD
yXXX-H II N1, MaTnsr Iss RoGnestcT wyn%,1SS MSnToc
XXXII-EdWard u. Patch Buffalo. Enc.
XXXlll-John i. Pound IockJort Niagara ,..,.
At Large-Lous ". Williams, NcwNoIk.
Chester :. Col. /. chairman. John W. vrooman and
Charles Chickering. secretaries; John A. Eagie'on'
treasurer Charles ". Hackot chairman OF the E1ecn
tive Committee.
There were comparatively few members Of the com
mtiee in town last evening. but their number viii be
considerably Increased tins morning. scvora being eN-
pected to come down the Hudson River on the night
There present in tue corridors of the G'ey
House last evening the following: Charmrh
cole and Hackett. Treasurer Eagle'on. secre-
tary Nrnoman Cornelius Van Cott. NJ. j. Dady
John Kellogg :. C. Tabor VINO appears as proxy FOR A
L. Dexter; Martin A. Knapp. proxy for James J. Bel
den; Franklin Marvin proxy tor O. T. Howell xCon-
rressman John II. Camp, proxy for William Van Marter.
There several qui"t disc usslons The dr OF sen
timcnt evening WAS against holding convention.
Captain Cole said he reason for holding
The expense alwAyss large Item ana IN tins
Instance al. there merely judicial candidate
,ar iEel he
lawyer convention. with great deal OF tax ana not
y.ry rnucn usiue., trsnsactrd lie believed that
any danger OF LOSING the Assembly.
convention convention. That wa ms hrh br l-
after taking with Representatives from all parts OF The
state and looking the field over carefully.
NJ j. Dady emphatic IN his declaration tnath SON
ventIon .no1li bc he'd He added that his BROOKLYN
colleagues of the opinion lie decar-d that
there is why strong ground should not he
tkrn on thc Iomperanco que .tiou Nine OF the
l0uol interest vas in favor ot the Democrat
any way, and that party always catered to H.
II WAS better to come squAfeiy and take strong
GROUND against the liquor interest. convention won
up the voters II would show that the hepubhcah
Charles W. Haokett thought no particular
good would result from hoiiing oonVeh,@nnI @
name "A candidate Tor Judge OF th' Court Of AI-
p-as Thus far lie had heard OF consdcr,hc number
Of names mentioned III CONNECTION WIN tho plao"N n
convention eIpcusIve anAr There was oniy ono
candidate to Ice named, and tit tor Judicial once II
woud ne hard WORK to got iu.. cons"'n 'oto'h' ~
name comparAtiyriy unimpori'nt u'ket
Cornelius Van Coii All that he had ia, oed c"n'cn.
II m At tho OUTSET. not so much IN favor Of It
that could not be convinced by tue opponents oi
brought forward. lie thonght that the be-t
Wv would he 10 reserve opinions until IN
committee had como together. The Views Of the
country members would hayo great weight WIN the
members Of CITY. they naturally und-rood the
view, OF their constituents ana cOud present them
clearly Personally favored u.eiing ID" temperance
question with a local option or hish c-n,o Jaw. The
arty had been successful than when II had
| islrn ground ou tue qur-inn
| OF the time The temperance question
seemed to lie Of those tnat the pa-iy world
nave to meet representatives should speak In no
uncertain voice when he proper time comet.
Nj Kellogg SAID that In ms district there divis
ion OF opinion Several OF the prominent K"publIcans
| favored holding convention. while othors believed
th-r. was necessity for H. lie had hardly mad- up
hi mind yet preferred 10 hear what the arguments
werr on each side.
| E1.Conrres.man Van Camp said that he coulh zee no
rrnsnn for convention. II was too much O' ali
eIp~i the selection Of ono aud dae.
Irwi. + Pnyn said that 10 absurd To think OF
holding convention, considering mat oniy one judicial
candidate was 10 nominated The party seemed 10
nm, To he iu the condition of race hOrse, which had
| b,en through two hard races AMI needed rert
Police Justice Scion H. Smith "a away In the Casklb.
Eeforr roing he expressed himself a. opposed to a
convention and said that he would request his proxy
/ TO vote that
Jonn J. CBrien will como into town this morning
lie 4. known to opposed to convention.
Canaan of town. mt Will be here In tho
morning som. time he said that he favored con-
John Brdsal Of Queens County, Is also underst ood
TO favor "a convention