The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-04
PATCHING UP A PEACE HERE.
IF THE REPUBLICANS CAN'T CiRRY
NEW YORK, WUEEE ARE THErp

@he'Nr'U SUutcs on from NNnsntnVfOn nuo
Talks with Pintt, Tom Reed, aud Sem
~" Ufor Northumberland Headquarters
10 nc Opened " rar the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Yesterday was ono OF tho biggeat days for
Republican politics since the Minneapolis
Convention Gen. James S. Clarkson. tho re-
tired Chairman OF tho National Committee.
caino from Washington the night before. and
the sun wasn't high yesterday before he was
in communication with ex-senator Plat Mt tho
Firth Avenue Hotel. Later no saw Tom Reed.
tile Gar of tho Fifty-tlrst Congress. and Sen.
ator Washhurn and Congressman Hit at tho
Oriental Hotel. Coney Island. All these op-
posed the denomination OF tho President at
Minneapolis. and all wcro hopping mad"
when tho Federal ofllceholders and the dele
gates from Democratic and doubtful States
moved them down. All represented Statcs
which four years since gavo Harrison sub
stantial and winning majoritIcs. and all said
that Harrison could not be re- elected.
After Harrison was chosen Senator Wash
burn gave the nti-Harrison leaders flne
d!nncr at his residence In Minneapolis. Sena-
tor Washburn was tho only one OF tho party
who slipped away long enough during the
evening to attend tho session at which White
law Reid was nominated for Vice. President.
Gen. Clarkson has set aside his assertions
mndo at Minneapolis concerning tho Prcsi-
dents availability. and has accepted place
on tho Executive Committee that is to run Har-
rison's campaign Primarily his visit to New
York ut this time is for the purpose OF estab-
fishing his family in pleasant quarters on the
Sound for the summer. But he is shortly
TO be joined by the Hon. Tom Carter OF
Montana. and house in the neigh
borhood OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel
is to be leased tits to be the headquarters In
New York Of the National Committee. Great
things are expected from Tom Carriers genius.
His growing reputation as a political strate-
Gist has led his friends to impart the informa-
tion that he could play cold deck on Col. ".
". Dudley Of Indiana and pension fame at
high noon. Whether Mr.. Carter throws UP his
law Office Job in Washington or not. he is to
exert worry influential force In the delibcra-
tions OF Harrisons committee
Tho national headquarters is to be run sepa-
rate from the State machine. The lRtter. I'M
dor the guidance of william Brookield and
Uncle Charley Hackett, is to be distinct
affair at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ex-senator Platt announced to his friends
betors departing for Minneapolis that II Har-
rison were renominated no would retro as an
active worker for the good Of the Republican
party in New York State. and that the burden
of tho battle in the State must be borne by the
Presidents friends. Ex-senator Warner Miller
practically took the same ground. With Har-
rlson winner at Minneapolis. It was tho
opinion that either DR.. Depew or Collector
Hendricks would run the machine for Harri-
son. Senator Hiscock was not considered.
Ir. Depew. on his return from Minneapolis.
announced that he could not devote the time
to TIE th9
that he ,s had no intention OF undfertstine the
's dh he Sppsa sSaaGr e.
son. The Onondaga Adonis announced that
he was the legitimate representative Of the
loyal Supporter Of tie President at Mime IN
apolis. should DO his. Hscock's 8. right bowerin
tho management Of the campaign in New York
This angered the Plat and Miller people.
Mr. piatt was forced to accept the assertions.
70 the contrary they had not been TO-, several
ambition was to succeed himself as Senator,
and that he had used Federal patronage he got
as II e with a TN.
as Ss5ss %ssn HsoeE f ana sS
sRisltsia and the HerkiMs si ' statesman SsS
anees William nf'r the
Plat wing. and Charley Hackett. representing
man q the State Committee and Chairman Of
the Executive Committee Of the Campaign
to Broekdeid He has had experiences s'v With
Brookneld and he has been made to under;
@ oon rs Of R But
tion Of Hackett; Ho said that the whole ma
Fison. Patterson also protested on the ground
that he had no VOICE IN the campaign work.
Hissoek that it would not avail him to protest
Then tSlowsd period 9i undenp fine threats
posed Harrison at Minneapolis would have
s es,s s %sss anneS at F 5bs GEORGE g T
threats were traced to PATTERSON. The case
shSs
Patterson would not be allowed. to hurt tho
Federal departments, Collector Hendricks
took the same ground. Patterson was then
he behaved Himself he would Be deposod ie as
Chairman OF the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES OF the
County Com mittee. The friends Of Plat and
Miller ut present have O strong majority In
With the New York machine in the hands OF
t!alks with the noted Republicans are ,particu;
Greciated the Importance of the desire Of tho
Judge Waiter O. Gresham as ii its eanGidato ron ior
re- presld a seerehtary Eikns Secretary
pWs rs
iisyod when Judge Gresham, announced that
nomination. The President and Judge Gres-
ham have not been friendly for several years
The President has been criticised" said a
recent visitor to the White House yesterday.
not %s5 ,b in sSmo way Grssnams
f H. sh9uid have dominated tho Judge, for The
what can any man. even President. do for a
Ear Hno wont speak to him : That's the case
dent. But Notwithstanding. this the President
mas recognized many OF Judge Greshnm's old
know" w.
- But even with Gresham out OF the way the
President and his friends have not moderated
the possibilities OF tho Peoples, party. and the
Importance Of the vote Of New York State is a
matter about which the Presidents friends
and those who opposed his denomination are
snG reeI II IL believed now that any '!itierences
snSss IN eSntrol Of the NeW York State and
chine viii be adjusted. But nevertheless. it
Isl delicate situation, There is soreness keen
peace recall TINT iiye hours after tho presi
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