The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
BOTH SIDES CLAIM CONTROL.
TIE MINNEAPOLIS FI6Hr MAI BE RE
NEWED ATtwASHINGTON TO-DAE.


fEWED AIfHASHINGTON JO-DAX
CIarhsor and Hns Frie.ss Lskeiy 10 Make
IL Wars for the President at the Repub-
iiesn NstionaifCon,rnittee Meeting.
WASHINGTON. Juno 28.-To. me- rrow morning
the National Republican Committee will moet
in this city to select It's Chairman and other
officers, and to appoint the Executive Com
mittee for the campaign. Nearly all OF the
members OF tho committee have arrived.
When the Minneapolis Convention adjourned
all the members OF the new National Commit
toe wore not announced. for some OF tho dele
cations sent up tho names Of their committee
men too late to have them announced from
tho platform.
Tho following. therefore. 10 the offlcial list OF
the committee as given out By Chairman
Clark son for tho 1rst time:
Alabama. william Youngblood: Alaska, E.
4. Hatch: Arizona. ". NJ Griffith: Arkansas.
Powell Clayton: California. M. II. De Young:
Colorado. j. s. Saunders; Connecticut, s. Fes-
sender: Delaware d. J. Layton: Florida.
J. C. Long: Georgia. W. W. Brown:
Idaho. G. /. shupc: Illinois. W. J. Campbell:
indiana. J. N. Huston: Iowa. ]. 3. Clarkson;
Kansas. Cyrus Leland. Jr.: Kentucky. w. y.
bradley: Louisiana, A. II. LEONARD: Massa-
chusetts. W. NJ. Crane; Maine. J. H. Manley:
MARYLAND. J. A. Gary: Michigan. J. l.
Maltz: Missouri. r c. Kcrons: Mississippi.
James Hill; Minnesota. Il. q. Evans:
Montana. A.. C. Botkn; Nebraska, f Rose
water; Nevada. ". f. sharon: New Jersey; u.
Hobart New ampsNGir MIR VIZ E GhSnS %S kew
Gskoia. j. Il kiitrsdge; North, Caroline Irn
E sS1 HE a. David MartiP l$Sic ,Isiand,f
mont. 81. r, He!bqrt;, Virgiala W Malone;
p %s,, ySEns M bsrcs Of CO.
H tin"; 6klaSoina. {. II. Barnes: Utah. o.
There is still considerable speculation ast to
who will be selected as Chairman OF the Nai
tcn tn o to sarvs again and
many OF his friends on the committee arc very
assr9us TINT he hnd 40 TO- some tho
the suggestion on the ground that In view OF
Gen. Clark sons hostility to the President at
reported dyes yesterday that the President himself
Gen. Car TsstS but this is now dened and
President will probably be influenced In this
as Se by G or h
aEreoabi 10 to him Tor this important oilce, but
will III be made to break this precedent.
The consultations today appear to have de-
tween g tho friends and opponents Of Clarkson
for Chairman Of the General Committee. Al
though he has been protesting that he does
would serve as yindcation, and under the
friends claim this evening that majority OF
four in the committee are on his side. and this
crowd Sope to retain Control Of the machine
In fact would nd net e
Throughout tho day rival meetings have
been in prosress. one q these meetings was
tended by the committeeman who are friendly
to thS Administrator was f foand there
ana she s
men. including Cornelius n. Bliss and others
dorstood by some that the President thinks it
would be good plan to 90 outside the com.
same person Chairman Of the Executive Com
ss .t p o.sE sssr %sstP s tie an
We're discussed t IS repested as one result
have decided to try for both. Chairmanshirs
for him. but the probability is that he would,
and lot he President maxi up tho Executive
Committee to suit himself. according to Gus
three members for their side and nineteen for |
tho Administration. with the rest doubtful. |
and. It is said. concedo nineteen to their on
ponents: ltwould be singular IL the President |
found himself beaten to- morrow by the very |
men whom no worsted 80 signally In the Min |
neapolis Convention
The latest development In tho fight tonight |
grew ont Of aconfeIence at the White House. |
Senator Carey of Wyoming. Mr. Michener OF |
Indiana. SECRETARIES Rusk and Elkins. and |
others. at which the suggestion was made that |
HenryC Payne Of Wisconsin might be an ex. |
celi6ht man for Chairman. especially in view |
81 the possibility that OK Scnntor Spooner may |
be tho Republican candidate for Governor OF |
Wisconsin. The combination Of Payne and |
Spooner. It was urGod would strengthen the |
party in the Northwest. |
The name Of W. J. Campbell OF Chicago was |
also favorably mentioned again. as was that OF |
Gen. Sewell OF New Jersey. Ono Of those who |
attended this conference. when closely ques- |
toned. said that ii Is not improbable that tho |
Chairman will be Il man not now n member Of |
the committee. which would seem to point to |
Gen. Sewell or Cornelius N. Bliss.