New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04
REPU BLICAN LEA DERS MEET
PLANS FOR AN AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN.
ALL SHADES OF PARTY OPINION REPRESENTED

ALL SHADES OF PARTY OPINION REPRESENTED
HARMONY AND CONFIDENCE.
No better evidence Of tho complete harmony which
prevails among all sections and shades Of the Repnb-
lcan party Of the state Of Newlork is possible than
that which was furnished by the assembling Of
trusted Republican leaders for consultation last even
ing al the Fifth Avenue Hotel All divisions of the
party were represented and the utmost cOrallty and
good will were manifested Among the chiefs who
took part In the conference senator Thom9s
G. Plat. Charncey VI. Depew. General benjamin +.
Tracy secretary Of the Navy: Senator Frank lIiscock
Cornelius y. Bliss. william Brooklcd, the chairman of
the Republican state Committee; ex-senator Jacob
sloat Fasset Collector Francis Hendricks and General
Georg II. sharpe of Ulster County. senator llscocS
and General Tracy had from Washington for the
purpoSe Of being present.. Ind also General sharpe
and ex-senator Tassctt from their homes ia the state
other Republicans Of standing and influence who
were ut the hotel aud who were called In ioI
sultaon and asked from time To- tine for their ad.
vice were General Michael Kerwin, ex Congressm II
Henry G.. Bur!eigh, secretary John :. Kenyon, II The
State Committee: Bernard Bigln. Ernst Nathan, Of
Brooklyn; eN Coroner John X. Nugent. John W.
Dwight George billiard and several other well known
local leaders.
The presence Of so rany prominent and sterling
Republicans OF the state had the effect Of stsrtn. many
Mid rnmors last evening regarding the which
had brought them together. none Of which, It may be
said, had any foundation fact The gathering
simply for the purpose VI talking over the situation and
comparing notes In reference TO the conduct Of the
approaching campaign In tie State aud Nation.
IL was VI one s"h>e meeting
for congrauston, for not In long time has
the outlook been good FOR Il clean Eopub
lean sweep. The splendid victories OF the party IN
Tneelavs Local elections. Of course In for pen eli
discussion. and the sentiment general that the
Republicans Of tie Interior had carried the nrst line
Of battle most sallanty. and started the fight against
maud. corruption and Hlllsm In a that must
end IN glorious Republican triumph throughout the
Union. No note OF discord heard daring tho meet
ing. which Of course. Of the most Informal char
acter. Plans VI organization tdcred. and for
he most psTt met cordial approval. The presence Of
Cornelius y. Bliss tho representative. not only OF
his immediate friends bat those also OF eXS Senator
Warner Miller. rcgarod especially good
omen. II was taken to moan that the last vestgo Of
dssen don IA the ranks n the Republican organization
th~ state bad vanished. and tNst the cUoi ~ the
party regardless OF possible former differences
woud b. found In the great contest OF 1892 shoulder
b. shoulder. hyhung Tie common enemy. As Chair
BrOOkicld said iu Ills poech M the last meeting
OF the New York Republican County Committee"
When The republicans ~ this State united they
always win. predict That this year viii hud them
united, determined and Victorious