Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-26
DEMOCRATIC PLANS.
Duties of the Campaign and Advisory
Committees-Leaders Called On.

Committees-Lcader Called On.
New York, July 25.-The Herald to-day
says that from source almost as authori-
tative as Chairman Harrity himself 10 Is
able TO give both parties piece OF news
which they have been eagerly awaiting. u
relates 20 the way in which the Democratic
campaign will be conducted by the Nation
al Committee and the three committees
subordinate 70 IL. There IS 10 be an execu-
tive committee Of %, a campaign commit
tee of aud an advisory committee OF a
number notyet decided upon, but probably
of four or i've members. People have won
dered what the duties Of these three com
mittees will be- Here they are clearly de-
fined The Executive Committee, which
is the largest, will continue Ia existence
for the next four years, or as long as the
National Committee lasts. II VIII transact
all the business Of the National Commit
tee not connected with this campaign, and
on which the National Committee, as a
whole, may see at 70 act. IL will also
have vested In 10 something OF veto
power. The action Of the Campaign Com
mlttee and Of the National Chairman Ia
conducting the compaign will be subject 10
the approval Of the Executive Committee.
The campaign committee, as ia name In
dicateS, will have an active charge OF this
campaign. and the members Will devote
most of their time TO the national ticket
Aided Ly the Advisory Committee, they
will determine the policy and plan Of cam
paign committee viii execute the policy.
1t will, in all probability, be divided into
subcommittee, one Of which will have
charge Of the speech-msking part Of the
canVoss, In carefully selecting and assign
ing the speakers.
There VIII also be a subcommittee on
campaign literature. This body Will de-
termine the character OF literary material
to be prepared, and will have special re-
gard, 10 its distribution. % the convictions,
sentiments Of prejudice Of localities. Far
mers' Alliance pabulum Will be all right
for Kansas but II won't do for Georgia
The campaign committee Rs body will
consider all details OF organization work
outside OF speaking and literature. II re-
ports come in Of reflections In the party
they will be looked after. II there aretwo
candidates FOR Congress In district which
IS close and might otherwise be carried,
members Of the committee will take up
the question aud endeavor 70 induce one
candidate 70 withdraw. The Campaign
Committee viii also look afterS5tste organ
izations and enieavor 70 bring them into
full harmony with the National Commit
tee, aud 20 supplement and strengthen
them in those States which the Democrats
are determined 70 carry.
The Advisory Committee was created
for the purpose Of getting the services Of
men OF experience Ia polttfcs- There are
few leading men who are not members Of
the National CommitIee Dat whose advice
and assistance are desired. They are ex-
peeted to give that advice and share In the
responsibility Of the campaign by being
officially connected with IT, They are also
expected 70 assist in supplying what the
Democrats call "fat, " in speaking OF the
Republicans, ana ''sinews Of war" 10
speaking Of themselves, and will be In
constant communication with Chairman
Harrity."