New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
HILL AND BRICE ARE HERE.
CAN THEY STOP THE GROWING REVOLT
THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY ORGANIZED ANp
vr,nY FOR WORK.


THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY of'AN'~f-o '->'
READY FOR WORK
Political circles in Ncw-York were interested Fc'c,'
dav In - statement which seemed to be well ioun"eu'
that Senator Uin and senator Calvin > Brce emu na
OF the Democratic National Committee were I" n"'o'
in this city today aud devise II possible some wa! 10
hed of the anti Hill movement and prevent 'he SPi'
which is rapidly dividing the Democratic par" o "0
b,st,I. camps The report confirmed 50 far US inc
,ressnce in the city of the two men named was COIL
,erned senator Brice was In NewYor all day yes'er-
dsy. having arrived from Washington on FRIDAY JIG
was qusrtered At his elegant home, No 6eo fh'"aNc'
and when seen yesterday said that he ala ho1 eApcct
to return 20 the National Capital before Nohosy
Ex-Governor iii reached New-York from Albany
by AN early evening train yesterday, and Went 10 oe
Hotel NornaIdie lie told inquiIers that lis ln'enuoh
WAS to 70 on TO Washington tonight. As both These
able intrguers will, therefore, be here all OK 10 Jay
there Will be nothing prevent their getting together
II they desire to do 50, and bending thcT uni'eu
energies to clrcumventng the plans Of the wenknown
New-YOrk Democrats who have determined that thc
Hill Brce- German scheme of making DaV,o b. Hil
The Democratic nominee for President shall not
be consummnted II they can help IL. Nessrs'
Br:ce and XIII may discover when they get down 10
business that the movement they would make nm END
Of Is In sn exceedingly lnsty and forward state
II Is almost needless TO say that both the patriots
named denied with more or less emphasis that tley
were here for any such purpose that attributed to
them. Mr.. Brice when Intercepted on the SUBJECT
said TINT such action from him would be con-
strtcd as intermedjlng and ohciousness,
from which he would naturally shrink. As
chairman OF the National Democratic Com
u,ttee and a member OF tina: body representing
another State he would have no business whatever,
he thought, TO look into and attempt To adjus: quar-
rcls within the party in New York. These differences.
O.. "a him at all, and
he certainly could not lie expected to take hand
IN them. Mr.. Brce seemed to have forgotten mat
IN the public mind he is credited to New-forK rs
we'll rs to Ohio, and rather more to the former
than 10 the httHr state Asked "hs'
he Thought of the strength and importance OF tile re
volt against Hill. Mr.. Brice replied that lie haonu
thought about IT, aud much more interested III inc
price OF coal stock.
Mr. lin WAS found AT Palmcr's Theatre last even
ng whittier he had gone after dining at Inc NOT
mxndie, to hear Tire Broken Seal Inc eX-"o'
ernor when questioned denied having Come hc'o
to SEQ Senate: Brtce. ana iniimated 'ha' INC
Democratic uprising against lis methods vas
such All nsjcnilcant affair that he would hardly he
hkov IN mention 1t 10 the senator from ohio. II he
should happen to see him. Mr.. liih was huch III
tcrested Ia the play and said ilint ne dd not care
10 talk abOt the probable effects oil the great protest
Sew.York Democrats were making on the Na'lOhA
Convention nn the country.
Ill., the organizers OF the an-lill movement seem to
have confidence that the rank and file OF the Demo
cratic party are with them. The Committee OF Flity
which the great Cooper Union mass mceilnG OF Ihu"
aav evening authorized Frederic r. Coudcrt It's chair
HAL 10 appoint, has lost time in organizing. us
members met yesterday TT p H., at The Democratic
Headaua,tcrs, in Rooms Nos. As and AZ, at No 10
Nalist. and laid The groundwork o! thor campaign
against the machin,ts whom the bone and sinew Of
the party believe are plotting 10 dc>noy It's voice IN
the contest for the Democratic Presidential noniiaon
Ex Secretary Charles :. Fairchh elected chair
mon end Lawrence E. Sexton. secretary. The FIRST
roll call showed thar, besides the officers, there
were present cx-ConGessnan Orlando d. r''-
ter, Charles COudert ex-CorpOratiOn Counsel Henry
r. Bcehnan, Ri7han IL. Clarke. eSMayor
william Il. Grace, j. Rockwell Fay, Colonel
Robert Gricr Monroe, Of Governor Flowers
military staff; cXUnted states District Attorney
stephen A Walker, E. D. Neustadt, Henry de Forest
Baldwin. Oliver L. Buell. Edward Is. whitney eX-
District Attorney Peter b. Olney, Wilson Godfrey,
Cyrus l.. sutzberger. James Lynne. julius D. Frank
f. Curtis, Ex. Norton. James Byrnc Julius j. Frank
George W. Van slyck Chatles. Woodbury. and Wallace
Macfariane T.. Eery Anderson sent word that
business trip West prevented his attendance Yesterday
Under the resolutions constituting the COMMITTEES II
authorized TO add to its membership a. many Demo
Gratis of standing and influence may be deemed
advisable The committees first act yesterday after
organizing was to ell t Frederic Il. COudet, the able
chairman Of ThursdaJ nights meeting the ilrst ah'
ditional member MIR. COudert had previously lnt-
mated his willingness TO serve. 1t Is likely that the
committee will be increased TO one hundred az an
early day
An executive committee OF ten was appointed, "a
follows: Charles > Fairrhlld, chairman eN-oiiclo;
E. Ellery Anderson. H. de +. Baldwin. William f.
Curtis j. Rockwell Fay Wallace Maciarlane, james b.
Metcalfe Colonel Robert Grier Monroe, +. d. Nenstdt
Edward b. Whitney Rignal ID. Woodward lhe
Executive Committee endowed with 81 the
powers OF the full Committee OF Fifty
and will hold daily session at the general headqiar
teI~ No 10 Walls,. inadvertently the name of RICH
ard H. Clarke wa, omitted from the list of the Com
mitteo OF Fifty printed in yesterdays papers. Nj.
Clarke received Ills notice and was promptly on hand
81 the meeting yesterday.
The first business In hand will be 10 prepare for
entering the protest Of the thousands Of Demo
cratic constituents which this committee repre-
sents at Albany, when Ex-Governor I'LL assemblies
his freeyeout" convention there February -
Ii is expected that every county the State will also
DO represented there by Democrats whose party
fealty cannot be questioned and all Will JOIN III
:ene1l protest.
The telegraph aud mails yesterday brought mes
sages from many leac;ng Democrats In all parts Oh
the state expressing a determination to follow in the
footsteps of New-York County In this regard. IL they
carry out thelr plans Mr. Hill Will find a hot crowd
looking for him at Albany washingtOn's birthday
The Committee OF Fifty adjourned TO meet on Fri
day, February -, when the finishing touches VIII oe
puI upo its preparations for going TO the Albany con
vontion. In the meaIglme the work OF hecphg INC
movement in shape will deyove upon the ENesuavS
after the adjournment Of the regular com
mtee and lad on, some Of the work leGGrns s ime
coming week will be made to the full committee VI
fcbTAy 3D.
GRINDING OUT HILL DELEGATES