New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
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J. ;. Carson. Iowa.
Gnrret A. Hobart, ewJersey.
Joseph II. Marley Maine.
sanucl Fs enden Connecticut.
Heniy G. Payne. Wisconsin.
". O. Bradley, Kentucky.
william A. sutherland. New York.
John Il. TANNER. Illinois.
NJ II. De Young. California vicechair1nan.
Thomas II. Carter, Montana, secretary.
Cornelius y. Bliss, Ncw-Iork treasurer.
The only place to be filed Is that OF chairman Ilis
place will be made vacant the Executive
Committee meets and Mr. Campbell can formally oher
his resignation. The placing Of hr. Chrkson al tne
head of the list Of executive members oi the W"
tiona Committee has significance. This was done
by Mr.. Campbell as an net Of courtesy TO one
whom he csteems most highly. and for whom he has
the greatest admiration. The men who have peeh
named TO have executive charge OF the Republican
campagn can be trusted handle ii vigorously ana
efficiently. They are men In whom every hePu'
can In the country las absolute confidence MI
GARRISON whose name heads the list, i Known ~
every Republican I'm this country. lie Is The char-
inan OF the Executive Committee Of the kepuphod'
National League. Garrct A. Hobart, OF New-Jersey'
was an active member Of the National Executive Com
mittce i'm the campaign OF lscs, and h. Is Slrc"d
and able man Joseph II. Manley, Of Maine has been
through many a contest. ana he Is well known 10 inc
Republicans of the U9itcd States. samuel fe'Neh'
den of Connecticut secretary Of the National
Committee in I--i and he l. active and energetic
EpulliCaN.
him know well Henry c. Payne. of Wisconsin. Is
another active Republican who has seen prevous
scrvicc IN the Executive Committee. New York state
IS aolv rcprcscntcd by Cornelius y. Bliss and William
A. sutherland.
Mr.. Campbell and Thoams II. Carter, the secretary
Of the committee, lad busy day yesterday. Early
in the morning they met Mr. Carlson and Mr.
re,sendcn with whom the makeup OF the National
rxocuiive Committee WAS discussed at considerable
Iougtb Mr. Campbell insisted that Mr.. GARRISON take
a place on the committee. and after some argument
on both sides. Mr. Clarkson consented
The chairman and the secretary Of the National
Committee also called upon Chairman Iackctt. Of the
Exc-u,ive Committee Of the Republican state Com
mittcc and the campaign In this state was discussed
Al the outset II WIS Determined that there would
he no cnshng Of interests oruShout the entire
ca nlpailU between the two committees. LVeINth
Will be conducted AarmODiously on the part OF
the officers Of both committees Mr.. carter also
saw cx senator Thomas {. lhtt and hnd Ie"
ninutcs' chat with him. lie away npr ~sed with
the idea that Mr. Patt would d. every tiang In MS
mower TO aid I'm the election of Harrison aud Reid
II Is ~ altogether certain that Mr.. carter VIII
clnriune to be secretary Of the National committee
There was some talk yesterday of his succeeding MF
Campbell a, chairman. Mr. Carter gave no cncoHrusc-
mont 10 tits report. lie said that he did not Mo"
whether or not would be possible FOR him to remain
in his pr,sen, place His dntie,. he declaIed were
snoh thai Le did not know how he could accept, bus
after talking over the subject with MF CnhPocA ana
M.,sr, Clark~on and I,sscndcn. he had decided tp
wait until the meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEE
before r.achIng "a final decision. The call FOR thls
meeting will be out IN a1OIt ten day. The commit
tee Will meet here at the Flith Avcnue Hotel. 1he
main ho.dolrlr.r, Of the Executive Committee viii
he In Til, c.ty but the idea u establishing branch
lu Chicago Will Dee discussed w1t, tA" Western member
of the National Committee who arc not members 81
the Executive Committee.
II Will not De- known definitely who the chairman
0f the National Committee viii b. until the ~
,cutvc Committee meets. The talk last hlEht
seemed 10 centre around senator Ihlctus SAWYER, ~
Wisconsin. II be !, selected. Henry g. PAYNE. I'll"
executive member from that state Will retire In hi
favor. .. ,.,. $40.
senator " J. S.Xcll said TO-DAY that b" coud no pJ--
,IIy accept tie charnIii>hp of ia" K"pubhcdn "a
tinnal Commirtfc The ficncril that, While his
whole heart i, In the campaign and b" VIII put foith
hi, be-. help ia IT, h, business Is such thfi
N. conld not possibly accept the place. much ~ he