New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
GENERAL KNAPP ON TIE SITUATION.
PLANS roR TIE EErunLIcAN STATE COMMIT
TIL, MEETING TODAY.


TEE MEETING TO-DAY.
General John y. Knapp, chairman OF The STATE ho-
nublican Executive Committee, was in Ncw-iorH
yesterday arranging for the meeting to-day Oh
tho Republican state Committee Discussing INC
situation, he said among other things: Il nave always
been a sort OF political barometer somcho" MY III
buttons when / start into canvass nave never
failed to bc fulfilled Since General uranus hrs'
nomination for President have not seen any canvass
started so hopefully the present one, ana as POI
lltlcal barometer am feeling very sangunc' There
IS the best Of feeling everywhere in tho party
In Auburn where live as soon as liarrlson was NUM-
mated and before the ticket completed thcy had
organized a great ratification meeting ana hau begun
making speeches. We have a fine KcpuDncan oiuo
there which part Of the National League anu 'hc'
promptncss In indorslng the nomination OF General
Harrison Is only an nkling of what Tho League cluos
are going TO do for the Republican party this year.
ON the subject OF the state Convention, General
Kuanp said: am in favor of holding an cary s'ae
Convention Everything points TO the honina'ion
Of ex- senator Warner Miller for Governor Dy acciaa
ton As he is to be nominated VIC may as "eii hoiu
the Convention at once. Although thero arc soi"o
people who object TO long canvass, don't know mat
an early Convention necessarily means ions can
vass This is a year when people are going 10 thhR
noltcs every night whether you have the state ticket
In the field or mott ~ -
The State Committee will meet at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel at II o'clock for permanent organization
Only a few Of the members were I'm the cl'y last
night but full attendance is expected TO arrive ny
the morning trains. The names and addresses VI
tbc members Of tho committee arc as ionowSt
Districts ,
e-Isiacl 4. Fischer, 10 Jerome-st-, d bIUUA''A
49, William Ray. 317 GTsndaNc. BrooAI!H'
As. V. White, Nalist r-ooplvn
5-Tdrar r. Griniths. Al India-st, DsooAi5h
G.-John W. Jacobus 100 Worth-st
T-Corncus Van COtt. 10 Bloau"d9s
S.-John simpson, - Sulolk-st
John r. Nugen, 81 Park lsow.
1O-Cornclils y. Bliss III Duane-st:
11.-Cni,noe w. Mead 4Gl We eo, 2Sa'se
12-Solon T. Smith. 232 Fast 0Oih-st
i3-ChaIlcs r. Brudcr, l3s West O'th-st
14-ianes w. Uus.ci Peckskil
15-Doniamin T. Odel, jr Newburs
1G-Robcrt H. Hunter. Poughkeepsic.
17.-.amcs G. Lindsey. Ron1onl,,
1S.-John \. QuacSr nbush. saltwater.
19.-Georre Campbell. Cohocs
cO.-E4ear T. BFackctt SARATOGA springA
2l.-Jotn VI; Weaver iiait>buts'
o2.-Jo>,ph Mullin. Waterfowl
o3-Chailcs \. Chickcrlng. Copenhagen
of.-hibcrt NJ. NILS Little FPlls
o5.-Ios,ph J.. F-glcson. Cortland
sG.-Gcorrc w Dunn Binahamton.
o7.-John y. Knapp. Auburn
2S-John W. Dwight. Dryden.
o0-WiIam l.. ParFhurst. Clinton Springs
3O.-Ccorcc w. AdIil-c. Rochester.
8i.-Maicus y. Phillips. Hubcrton-
"a. g.. warren Buffalo
33.-Gcorgc Urban. IT,. Buffalo
9i.-Franh & Smith Angelica.
Additional membcr-Wll,am II. johnson. AlDai
There seemed TO be among the members hero last
night general understanding that Cornelius y.
Bits Will be reelected chairman Of the committee
and that Frank : Smith and John W. NrOoman VIII
be made secretaries.