The evening world., 1892-08-17
Mr.. HARR|TY WON'T MEOOlE.
National and State Committees
to Work in Harmony.
Campaign In New York to BE For-
mally Opened Sept. 10.

secretary Bradley b. Smalley, OF the Demo
cratic National Campaign Committee, was
asked this morning what truth there was In
the report that the National Committee had
decided TO take the management OF the cam
paign In this state out OF the hands OF the
state Committee.
"There Is not tho slightest foundation Tor
the report" said Mr.. smalley. The COM
mittee never discussed or contemplated such
Il step. Tho utmost harmony prevails be.
tween the state and National Committees.
II Is silly to talk that way. The National
Committee could not, II 1t wanted to, usurp
the powers of the state Committee"
The story, which has been widely circulated
for some time In Republican papers, Is to the
effcct that the National Committee is dlssat-
ished with the selection Of Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Sheehan Ias state campaign director
and proposed to retaliate on senator Hnl's
followers and diSburse Its own funds and as
sign the speakers.
Mr.. Smallcy, who Is also Chairman OF the
Subcommittee on speakers, said In conclus-
sion ave only assign speakers when we are
asked to do So"
The headquarters ot the state committee
In the IiOfIman House has not been opened
yet, but q force OF clerks has been at work
under Secretary DE Frecst, ut Albany, for sew
eral weeks, arranging the preliminary work
OF the canvass.
Mr.. Smalley has his list OF speakers for the
campaign nearly complete. over 200 promi-
hent stump orators have enrolled themselves
for service this FAN. Among them are Com
gresham W. Bourle Cochran, Col John
X ~ nf
Ohio; Congressman Benton X. McMilin, OF
T ennessee; Marx d. Wilber, OF Brooklyn;
GOV. Leon ALBEIT, Of New Jersey: r. l.. Ab.
bolt, or New York: Congressman John NJ.
Allen, mississippi; Capt. itell. Des Molne1.
sylvanla; Senator John q. carlisle, Ken
tucky: Henry Il. ClifYold. New York; gen. =.
A. collins, OF Boston; d. &. De witt, Pennsyl-
man ". Nj. Springer and extension Commits
sioner Gen. John Z. Black, OF Illinois
No assignments OF speakers have been nxed
yet. except In Vermont and Maine, where
The campaign In this state, Mr.. Smalley
said, would probably be formally opened
Sept. 10.
The Committee took recess at 1.3o with.
out having arrived at a decision.
GOSSIP AT nEApQuARTERs.
CHAIRMAN Garter, Of the Republican
to-day were W. ". johnson, Postmaster OF
baltimore, and Major Alexander shaw, OF
and Hamilton Dlsston. Of Philadelphia. the
rich steel saw manufacturer. IL is said that
MIR. Carter asked Mr.. Disston TO visit New
York with view to becoming u member OF
the Advisory Committee.
Among the visitors az Democratic National
headquarters this morning were: Editor
Clark Howell. Jr., OF Atlanta; +. G. Wall, or
Milwaukee; DR.. George F. Lane, OF Portland:
W. A. BabcocI. OF smyrna; James A. Ross, OF
the National Committee OF the Negro Demo.
| cratic League OF Iowa, and william Hayes
Z. {. wall, Democratic National Commit.
| teemak OF Wisconsin, said: "The indica-
tioh5 ID Wisconsin are that there has been no
change since lsOO on the part OF those who
came TO us at that time, and there are also
Indications OF converts TO the Democracy
| from other directions. Al the present time
there IL every reason TO believe that Wiscon-
state ticket will be elected probably without
senator Daniel ". voorhees,, Of Indiana,
meeting at New Rochelle tomorrow. '''''''
The members OF the Republican Executive
Committee who are In town will probably
confer TODAY in regard to the selection OF an
| NO attention to the dispatches printed In the
| newspapers In reference TO his seeking SUBJ
| scriptiods from the Treasury clerks.
A committee or the Democratic club called
on Chairman Harrity to-day and informed
him that the Club would hold meetings In
, every district OF the city during the cam
| paign.
Judge Walter 9. Gresham, Of Indiana, ar
rived In the city this morning. lie Is stop
ping Al the Windsor Hotel, within three
blocks Of the National Republican HeadQuar-
| ters. but at last accounts he had not called
| there.
Judge Gresham declined to discuss politics,
saving that no was here on purely private
| business.
Ilwas said this morning that the Presl-
DENIS return from Loon Lake 10 this city
would be made the occasion Of = big Kepub.
lican demonstration, probably In the form OF
public reception at Madison Square Garden.
The chief matter under discussion was the
establishment OF branch headquarters In
| Chicago.
Word was received at Republican State
! Headquarters to-day that Chairman Brook.
reld, who has been in consultation with the
| President FOR week or more, would be here
Tomorrow. 1t was regarded as significant that
collector Hendricks should have gone or been
summoned to Loon Lake as soon as Mr.
Brookneld left there. Mr.. BrooIiield is 10
close touch with Mr.. Plat. collector Hen.
bricks is u dyed.in.the-wool Administratio
man. The uncertainty OF afrairs Is keeping