New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

Dutchcr supervisor Lockwood. Mlior jam. A9So'''
Ius;lce Matthews. C. r. Dunwen. W. u. Nlu"'"''
Charles H. Moore benjamin !. Bhlr' Water : NV
Franklin woodruff Timothy l.. wrdrih' Ho"an ~
smith r. T. Doty, W. L. ogden henla""h I'"''
Henry \. Meyer. J. !. fl>'her az" '"e'' '
active and we'll known.
II f. .lp,,',,i that Ethan Alien Doiy, VINO Ia"
,,,.a fo do all IN D., power - promote iie
..c,,,n az lIarrs and Reid. VIII b" MAD treasurer
, ,h. comr,,lcn Committee " one llundHd k'ph"h-
ems II was at frt proposed that JOhh l. H'"'''
"a, treasurer OF the General Committee. should ser|'
=, , like capacity IN The Campaign COMMITTEE ms
a.. h...o the custom In y ars when the election j.
-, ,,,ror Interest, but In National and state cdnp'5HS
!, ma. been customary TO have different men TO
n,, N. funds ms large anlout of work !" re-
,,-d Mr. Henry has declined 10 serve ana VI
n,v will pr.ubly lc asked TO I'LL the Pa '' SIR
fairy T.edwol Of The General COMMITTEE wiz "'
rho Az. post In the Campaign committee SUB
,r,nitt.e Of fifteen has been formed 10 H'ho'c '''
,,,,, details Of campaign work THIS Is ~ nearly
,y.,,, divided along faoonal line In the par ~
NH hut II Is promised that all hcuona'''h
An h ad sd. and every effort and energy devoted
- a.. contest II gainst the Democrat III committee
- ,redc ND ot M,Ssr. baldwin, WILLS s'm"'u"' ;
nao, Williams Blair. Woodruff. RUSSELL i"''H
unrcr Du,tIiny Iirhctt. liur y. CHdmiis ana lr"1
Ill chairman Wilson j. eN onicio mems " 81 'h'
o,r,r,,ttec. one half of It Is made mp u m"ihncF'
:, ,n pxccl I've ComuAttec and the cher hall u
n odv,,or, members ~ the Campaign CohHtu"'
AZ wilson believe In direct work among the No'c'N
"a ~, prorrs.- 10 hav" every warn ana e.'~'o"
u,r, carefully lo0k'd after, IN order 10 ger 'N"S
n.nhlcan To register ard 10 vote. and to induce ~
,,. Democrrts as possible to vote the Reputican
ticket. ,,
The Democrats have put the party machinery ioF
A.. comnorn all under the control OF Thomas f.
pcarsal and william A. Furey, respectively CHAIRMAN
and secretary OF the general, executive and campaign
r,,,t.es Mr. Pearsall is an eminently sac man
t m. tripIe post. for hc can be depended upon 70
do what he is told TO do and to carry out Without
,,o, the bchc,ts OF the inner circle which really
CONTROLS all that is done by the Democratic machine
II. has had the prize Of a iudgcship dangling before
,i ,or q number of years and 1, holding out faith
,,,, Il, the hope that his will come soon. When
vacancies occurred IN the City Court he supposed he
,ould receive the nomination. but some one else was
rrefsrred before him. lie hoped last year that the
Constitutional amendments increasing the number Of
,utpes I'm the supreme Court would be adopted aud
rat th.u his opportunity would occur. Now ho Il
boninc for the nomination. year from next fall ~
III The vacancy which will be caused Is the supreme
,ourt by the retirement Of Judge Barnard by reason
% aye Eut Mr.. Pearsall is regarded as too much
Of practical politician by many people to be placed
ppon the bench judge lie proposes 10 devote
himself closely his political duties until after cleo
ton and Will take vacation. lie VIII turn
his law business TO his brother, Joseph NJ
| psa,sall 10 a large degree. Mr. Pearsail is about
~ remove from No. 1906 Sixthave. 10 Eghthave'
and Presidentst
William Furey, the veteran Democratic secretary,
whose familiarity with the details OF campaigns ana
campaigning does not hinder him from drawing MS
snug salary as Commissioner Of Jurors, Is preparing
his plans for the work OF the fall lie says thai the
number OF enrolled Democrats approxlnates 10000, a
mighty array who prepared to do as they
are bid Mr. Fuey has hopes that his pohuca services
will enable him 10 secure once more nomination for