The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-13
HARRISON AND NEW YORK.
1HIS rs AN AUTHENTIC STATEMENT
OF THE PRESIDENTS ATTITUDE.
Uniess He Sees y Great Light "He VIII
Never Mako Terms with Platt or Miller"
The Man Who Says This Goes On 20
Predict that He VIII Carry New York

Uniess he Sees y Great Light "He VIII
Never Mako Terms with Piat or Miuer"
The Man Who Says This Goes On 20
Predict that He Will Carry New York.
Tho President will be In tho White House to-
morrow. The majority OF the National Repub-
lican Executive Committee will be in this town
before the week Is out The Republicans VI
eminence are still discussing the availability
OF suggested Chairmen for Mr.. Harrison's
campaign committee. Up to date Uncle"
Philetus Sawyer OF Oshkosh is the IA
vored man: that is. ho is the man
favored 10y tho majority Of tho committee mp
pointed by Mr. Campbell. Gen. Clarkson.
Henry C. Payne, AMI Mr.. Campbell arrived in
town late last night The Executive Commit
tee will meet at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel at IL
o'clock on Saturday morning next
There Is no change in tho attitude OF the
four dominant Republicans of tho Empire
State toward Harrison and his coterie
in Washington. They believe that the
President is inclined to overlook their
services. On the other hand. Repub-
lican politician who enjoys the con-
hdence Of the President. AMI who has con-
ve!ssed with him very recSn,ly. said yesterday:
I.undersianj. believe. the situation in New
conduct q NJ flI IGs, NJ E;o,itsr ana Mr
dSes q 18Th Mr and f"" rae S S%s
sSs" 1'' asc Vi Sr Of HGt Ia" famous %is
OHIO days, He j. not we'll. and Is
den, sG"ld have 10 Neither is NH rT9sys
sts s'if S Na VI. H. tss
him and trusts him. But the TACT remains
believe that he should pc more modest in his
1 %o have s T"ey to lis that se
was the hark bone and sinew "i the Harrison
Admnistrst,on: This / TpronE and has only
"The President Is ali right. lie is a ma
chine politician ard anxious for the success 81
dom hears the truth. He is Surrounded hy
natterers and Others whose Whole song Is adu-
ation The rrss,lSni has tried to g, at tho
result Of these investigations no believes that
Mr.. Iatt Is his m ,,cn enemy; but he cannot
sincerely that he is wr"ng in mis- estimate OF
Mr.. P!ntt's attitude toward him. The Pres-
arns feelings sbn oTnrd Mr. Nv M G Ers4t
President at ilrst Would not believe it. "'
with eer Mr. Fat or Wi M c Thspa Is
EEIass. neither Mr. Plat nor M: Miller la. in
agreement should be. largue from this that
the present attitude OF Mr.. Plat AMI Mr..
Miller toward the President arises
from per onal feeling n and that behind
their refusing to SUPPORT the candidate of the
methods the President was nominated. and
leaving out possibly the Just criticisms that
officers. the President is the, candidate Of, tho
party. The Republican people believe in him.
and disappointed leaders should not carry on
Gen. Harrison ia hunting for business
wanted Campbell even though Campbell is a
Blnine man, but CamphellS business nssoci.
ates did not want him to take the place. The
President then wanted senator Sowe!l. but he
couldn't respond The President is perfectly
but he doesn't want q political boss to run his
fght. To be frank with you, the President Ia
after the independent vote. He believes TINT
the independent vote will settle this fight on
Chairman. and the people have not known him
as y political boss
Recurring to the situation in NewYork State.
want to shy that in my opinion Mr.. Plat and
spect the policy Of the President concerning
this campaign. Thay must. in other words.
CLIMB aboard the ice cart. They can win
anything ny holding aloof,, They. were beaten
sense and there less than no political acu-
men in their demandin: any special recogni-
tinn from the President at this time.
HARRISON will carry New York state. He ia
disposition to ,rhange horses at this critical
period. l wish. though. that the President
could he personally more congenia. and.
above all. that klkins. Tracy. and Charley
Foster wouldn't attempt to influence bis
pu hi lean marty from their how hood duys