New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
TALK ABOUT THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
THE cuA1cNANsuIP QUESTIONABLE THERE BE
PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS HERE

THE CUAI RNA NSHIP QUESTIONABLE THhHI d.
PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS HEHEf
II has been rcrortcd recently that meHh2 VI
the Republican National Committee would 70 h''u
her in this city or in Washington Wl'ih ''o u, ~
thirty DAYS There are several 1hes'lo"S VIM
need TO be settled By the committee aUu N"'io"H
mcmbcrs OF il have been declaring that 1t ought
soon to get together. one Of the questions Is the
settlement Of the controversy as to VINO Is 'hc
chairman Of the committee. VI. ii. De Young, the
,.cc Chairman OF the committee, has expressed the
opinon that he Is now the highest officer, OWING
10 the resignation Of william D. Campbell OF I'M
nois Mr. De Young who is the Editor Of " The
San Francisco Chronicle" holds ihat the passage OF
the resolutions declaring that no one outside OF the
committee could be CHI irrnan OF it, ana also hh''
ing the life of TIE campaign committee to tn" period
~ tlc campaign cuts of Thomas II. Carter, OF Mon
tana entirely Mr.. Carter is not a member OIL the
National Committee. and on that account. Mt. lie
Young says hc could not I've the chairman Narl-
ous members OF the committee are or the OPINION
that Mr.. Campbell Is the chairman while nc
offered his resignation there has not been full
meeting Of the committee to act upon IT, In case
Mr. Campbell should withdraw his resignation or
the committee should refuse to accept 1t, Mr.. Camp
bell woud then tc the chairman
Joseph II. Manlcy, Of Maine who Is member OF INC
National Committee from bis state. SAID before ne
started for his home yesterday that he oonsiari"'
at does not amount 70 enough for any one 10
quartet over anyway" he Said !; does not make
any difference who is chairman There Will be nom
lng for him TO do for four years Mr.. hanley >Al
a,,y that he had not heard that a meeting Of the
committee would he held next month. lie declared
that he knew of no reason why one should be- hc!d
Then.
,ss,onel Henry L. swords the scrscantai arms oi inc
National Committee, in the city ycstcIdhy' TIC
said that he had not been Informed about mecnnH
of the full committee lie thought that there 'h'sh
be- n meeting OF the auditing committee. MI 'A'
blla ,orains; the committee have been CREDITED ana
most OF them have been paid Those now on's'ahui'a
/ irr :brobably be attended to within the next hir}
. days.
7 Another rea son for calling the committee 'o'c'"''
is said 10 be TO decide the question OF establishing
herman ent headquarters in this city, EepuOoh' al
over the country are urging that this be done IL j.
NJ well known fact that IL tahcs month or Two io'
every National ComEittec to get down to wor"' az,
hy that time campaign is pretty wei aiNal'"I; VIZ
A permanent headquarters IN charge oil UrlSHl a!O
cauable man, the National Committee WohId D.
spsIed the preliminary delai- Of opening cach cam
pacn. IL Is estimated that the annual rAp'h,c' 10
a permanent headquarters would be about t-o'OOV o
wllCn $1,000 would lie consumed IN SALARIES hH'
| rentals, The rest would be used Tor printing
Stationery and postage.