Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06


CHAIRMAN CAMPnELL DECLINES.
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He Finds Thse Mb Buslnsss Eagagemsao
WIN Nos Allow Him - esrvs.
WHAT 10 SAID ABOUT Hn hxfnEHxxr-sfEcu-
uLAffox A TO nrs succnsson-sExAroa AZ
pIrca sueorsrrp-ur. cAprrp's Many war;
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Gay afsefnoon ana went 10 ne white HOUSE
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D.. o.s 80 r v,.. .'s ,N~..1 s0ls $500.
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osu es'o ous VIC 'oaA0"auS s~Wosns ior pun
ncaaoa; ween was eaectsd chairman OF me
national committee y wHs with the distinct un-
derstanding that my business enRaeements
then r&ndi,p MIGHT rppr,.r "A IN, ,r,.s;h,. to-
mo .n .c4 ~ H.. ce,,.,;.v TAX. a.,.,...,.-
AA' Sons0"0.
49,. ..I i;,'ns,s, ;s '0s comm'se ana
m s.'ss OF .ne cVmmttee 4 nave oeen unable 20
s su1uss my snsarS 20 a. 20 renaef ~ prscncaoie
LOT me 70 act a. chairman, ana therefore, a. 1
reserved the right to do. announce that viii
~, a. Siue. 'ne 1u'n1l. ~, ses'eu IN Hae
nonnce the axscnt;va cor,r,;,,aaP n;th;r, an.
next few days, and that committee will NEE. at
an early date. At that meeting I will formally
tender my resignation, and my successor will
then be elected. NY successor will be chosen
resolution adopted by the national committee. !"
The resolution alluded to was adopted to
inset Just such contingency ~ has arisen.
Inc names mest prominently mentioned
In connection with the Craftsmanship are Com
missioner L. II; Carter. j. H. Manley OF Maine,
Samuel ressenden OF New Hampshire and Mr..
Hobart OF New Jersey.
TALK ,notr mrs nrr,prMpsr
A,.I.n
eoo" .y i.ne'.u y! Hno
retirement OF Mr.. Campbeu from the chairman
ship Of the republican national committee. not
because they did not regard him A. good man
Tor the place, but because the democrats were
n h tho .ne ,c. .na' ne naa
portant voting element are snsnected Of being
very imnressf0nahle where their fenr NJ sscon,,
Dimes and cornorstions,' ia annealed 70. That
Mr.. Camnhell i a canab,e man and would hnt-e
condncted The c.mna;on ~;sa,v and .h.s his
association with the 2rmonrr was really no
valid objection tn HIM h held nv renuhIicnns 10
be true. vet there Are a great MANY timid ones
who are glad that the danger thew feared IA
averted by his retirement
,'.,-..". n: ~ mo '
epsc"suoh as 70 ms successor Is al IN the
air anu shfting, but II Is believed that the
President would prefer Micehner. Carter or
Chris. Magee il it can be arranged to put either
in the place.
Carter does not want the place. it is said, be-
cause ms duties az land commlssloner require
.in,, t ,;,. t.n,,. ne % ~ "e ~
il = situation. however. WHICH might make his
selection probable.
II IL said tbot President Harrison has NOT
given nm tbe i1e, of onno;nt;nc Attornov Co.
eraI Miller 20 tbe yacpncv ;S the S,;nra,,,o
Court n ia recorded a. nrobahie that this
vacancy viii NOT he f;lied uptiI after tha o,ne'
t;on a. No mater WHOM, no anro;ntaS tharo
wonid he anne d;.s.tissac,inn apS d;S.nnnin,o
ment over the selectinn
$50,
fossinhH cAbiNhr chANaks'
Hh Regarded rs possible ana enters into the
gossip OF 'ne nour' 'na' wheh 'ne ume comes
MIN mr.. Mh N Viii oe aPpoln'ed 70 tne supreme
ment of Jnst;ce and Mr. rsrter he made Sscre-
tary of Interior, This NAV have no more
foundation than the inventive imagination of
political speculators furnishes. but with such
program In Contemplation Mr.. Carter could
afford = give up his official position in order To
give his attention to the management of the
campaign. to 90 into the cabinet later on.
There is no doubt that anv one whom Mr..
Harrison may prefer for chairman of the ma
tional COMMITTEES will be selected. and IL ia
probable that il change in the membership Of
the national committee from some state were
hs aacar ~ eve 'ne rsn' man p'a'e couo
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NJ c.s.n - y. ~ o..
Mi oelnpoon "sn's :" zoe mr. VA. oe.
1ore announcing the executive committee. but
n,s,hers ' nnS up % A., oL IS Eno y, ,Ie
leans are anxious that senator Aldrich be
made chairman Of the national committee.
senator sPooner wants Mr.. Aldrich. He had
.aiA VIII Secre'ary fosser on 'ne supyect To-
uay snu M'. oster astseo WIN MN tna' MD
" sI S We SSleS'eu u IN ne .Su,9 sccspt:
A., MI Spooner nsa 'alk WIN M; AIoricn on
tn ne sIE!eo' pus eIao Ke. mo aenn'se answer
ro on, LIN N. EaNaa wa nos aooIs
'o''0i i"'o'' e''on"on 90 'oooi'u '"'''e'
ToDAYs CONFERENCE
Mr.. Campbell was up and around early this
morning and before Q O'Clock had break.
f..t.d and ,v.. ra.av ,o- . hu., A. r.,
n.'.-. w." w o!
Duaiey tn1 zen. Mlcnener were ms mrs! caIiefs
ana tney nao rev minutes taik with MIN;
soon aiserwaru young DICK quay drove up and
so1k Mr.; Campoen out for ride.
oPoh nls , ss.ush I ne wens 70 sne Mni'e house,
Snere no 1Sneo oec.ey I1Ains' EX-SENATOR
oPooner .ne OoM 1, Csrter. Inc party
was ciosE S WIN ,ne fresiuent LOT over an
nour, uiklhs oyer INC comPoeiuon Oh tne eHe-