New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
Don NJ DICKINSON NOT TO BE sHEL'E-D.
HE WILL NOT ALLOW w. g. WHITNEY TO SEND
HIM To CHICAGO, BUT WILL NAME \ -CB-
SrrTr-Tr ,xD STAY HERE HIMSELF

HE WILL NOT ALLOW w. c. WHITNEY TO SEND
HIM To CHICAGO, BUT WILL NAME 4 CUB
suTrTt AND STAY HERE HIMSELF.
do, NJ Dickinson OF Michigan, who is Chairman
Of the C,muain Committee OK the Democratic National
Committee Chairman OF the committee to have charge
OF the Chicago bureau and the latest man whom VIII
lam c. Whltney has Jie'l to get out OF the way WAS
sorcy troubled Yesterday. lie felt badly because ne
realized that his confidence had been misplaced ana
that his dignity aS Chairman Of the Campaign CON-
miuee had been ruthlessly aSsa"d Until he read
II in The Tribune yesterday morang Mr. Dlckln-
son did no, Imagine that hi, election ~ Chairman OF
the Committee to chase the Northwestern raihDo"s
WAS inendc, to 20, him 0li Oh Ne"-iorh a''u |" "
uuce where ne wonld not do much mischief II he Gfed
Personally Mr. Dickinson has felt that he WIS c'h
lorrlng "A favor upon the Democratic National Coh'-
mirtec when h. accepted the place OF Chairman OF he
Campaign Committee. Was he Mt tn" only ID m'cra'
NJ any promineuc. who would take the place! No
friend OF David H. I would take II and Grover Cleve
land and William c. Whitney did not want either eA-
Mayor william Il. Grace Or Charles :. farchlu, 'he
adler, iu th. "anti-srapper" movement 10 b" ldcnl!
fed with the management VI the campaign. Mr.
Dickinson showed soon after his e!ec ton to the head
of the Campaign Committee that his eyes were away
from the East where Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Whitney
want T. make the fight, and that he was looking
toward the Northwestern States Ms the place where
Democratic maiori'ies woula BE- secured. mr. Nnr
nry saw that Mr. dickinson would he in his way
great deal and so the scheme OF putting him III
Chicago with TWO shrewd politicians to "atch MN
Was determined upon.
Nr Dickinson decided yesterday that he would not
accommodate Mr.. Whitney and 80 West, but he woun
stay right here In NcwiOrk with III" Democratic
National Committee In spite Of anything That Mr'
Whitney might do to get him ont OF the WAY II
any credit Is To come from the management Oh us
campaign h. mean, 20 have his share OF IT, lie
npnI =
Hall shall absorb It all. Mr. Dickinson now Intends
- appO nj a substitute 10 take his place in the west
In coming 10 this conclusion he must have Considered
the fact TINT he not the first Democrat VINO Sc
cured a substitute to take his place after ne mao
been drafted 10 perform certain duty. Mr.. DckuSoh
hurried 10 the Hoffman House yesterday Immediately
after he learned why IL that In his absence the
campaign committee voted unanimously To send MIN
West. and had "a long consultation with Adlal r..
stevenson the Democratic candidate for Vice Prcsl.
dent. lie had long talk with Mr.. stevenson ana
told him all Of his troubles II IS said that Mr..
stevenson sympathzed with him, and discussed the
name ~ the substitute who Is Ia take Mr. Dicdnsons
phce In Chicago. 1t Is highly probable that one
Of the Ewing brothers. Of bloomington will be named.
They wOud b" highly satisfactory 10 both Mr.. steven
and Chairman Dickinson