New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
SIGNS OF REPUBLICAN ACTIVITY ALL ALONG
THE LINE

II Is possible that the regular monthly meeting OF
the Republican County Committee tonight may be
enlivened by a passage at arms over the Xlth A.
sembly District question, but Il not likely ~ the
meeting Of the Executive Committee last week the
appeal Of the ant-machne element was discussed but
action on IL was deferred until .he meeting next month
and until the Executive Committee reports on 1t the
General Committee cannot take ID up In view OF the
fact that r-enrolmeut OF the entire party In the
county Is at hand in consequence OF a redlstnciing
OF the state, there is feeling prevalent among the
leaders that the question at issue can ana VIII Dc
settled In satisfactory manner then ana mat IL Is
therefore hardly necessary for them to do anything
more than give II respectful consideration, as they
have done.
Secretary Kenyon. Of the state Committee, went
home to Syracuse last night TO attend to some private
business and incidentally to keep an eye on the district
conventions OF Onondaga County. lie will not return
until Monday. BEFORE going away he was ASKED II
the report was true that ne to become Collector
Hendricks private secretary. IT Is the FIRST I'VE
heard Of it, was his As Is generally knowh
Mr. Kenyon does not intend to remain In his present
place as secretary OF the committee after the STATE
Convention.
Another departure for Of local strife yester
day that OF John Dwight general supervisor oil ''
financial department Of the committee. Ills uisulc'
convention viii be held at Watkins today hegaT-
M Us outcome re hal not a NIu w say o"' WI"
Is no possible shadow Of doubt that the TWO dele
gates TO Minneapolis will he Mr.. Dwight and his IDOL
III politics. j. sOa Fassett. Mr. Fassett' II mas Deeh
said by reckless writer's Of the opposition press Is
schemlng TO be elected dclegae-at large ms IS
untrue lie IS in favor Of the Big Four; believes
that their election will show 10 the world that the
Republicans Of the state as harmonious as they
were in 1888. and that the young leaders, like him.
self can afford To wait for these honors.
1t was reported last night that Chairman BROOK
field, of the state Committee has been summoned TO
Washington The report Is probably based upon inc
fact that he contempatcs making visit to the Capital
within the next few days.
j. :. Clarason's hosts Of friends Will be glad to
know that he Is stcady remlnlng his health at Hot
springs Ark Richard Keren~. Of ST. Louis. and Sec
rotary Humphrey. OF the Republican League, have
both received encouraging letters from him within
the last few days He is suffering from a severe at
TACK " nhammatory rheumatism.
II Is understood that the new State Committee to
I've elected at Albany next week viii be chosen
under the nppOrtionment
Tie report that the National delegates from the
yIth Congress District had been Instructed to adj
vocahc President IIarrson's denomination arose from
the fact that such action lad been talol by one
grcs, District. Nothing was done al the CQngrcss
Convention Tuesday night. and M"'srs Armour
aud MhOlland are free 10 support whom lncy dcan
most worthy