New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-28
THE STATE COMMITTEE.
IT WILL ORGANIZE FOR THE CAMPAIGN
TO-DAY.
PROMINENT REPUBLICANS FROM ALL PARTS OF

ppoN1yEyT REPUBLICANS FROM ALL PANTS of
THE STATE. ASSEMBLE TO ATTEND IT.
The corridors OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel were n"ou
with weiknUwn Republicans last evening oro"s
ether by common interest In the me'uhe i'' o
,o,,o, ~ ,he Kepubican State Committee a III"
lofty Of the members arc already In tic Guy IL ,
ara many active Republicans from ever. seouo" VI Wv
st,tc Al noon today william Brookhem' 'e"Po'H'
cbs,rnan will call tho committee to order III f'rro,
n u ard the work OF organization will be taken up az
onrc Among those IN and about the hotel oDo'c' VIM
discussed with animation the needs OF 'ie parry ~
talked together In Informal way abot inc oo'' pam
H. be adopted cx-Senators ra.' NJ"
Miller Congressman y. NJ GURUS "'u ~
a,or George L. Erwin. OF st. Lawrence oouh-
~. senator Harvey J. Donaldson, OF the
Saratoga district: william Broohnem, exRailroad Com
missioner Isaac V. Baker, r.. ex-senator Ehuhi H.
Pitts. Of Medina: John H. Camp. Of Lyons Assembly
man William y. iIoag. 81 the Kiln Dstilc this o'S'
BENJAMIN u. Odel. jr. Of Newburg' Cha1eS T. O""'
tine o, Rondou: John A. Quackenbi'h, OF o'uI"S'er'
william Barnes, r.. Of Albany Wi'ham H. .'D0'o''
Of Oriensburg: Frederick ID. Kilbnrn, OF Maiohe
Charles w. IIackctt Of Utica; George w. Dunn, OF
Blnchnmton: Clarence c. Brown, Of Syraruse Johh
F. Parhhurs Of Bath; William a. Jones. lr oil fich-
mond Hill. J.. l.. william H. Beard, OF HrooRyh, eX.
Congressman James s. sherman, OF ,uca' 'oohe'
John w. Corning eS-scrgeanta lat arms 81 inc nuaVo
senate; Captain Chester :. Cole, formerly chair
bricks ex Congressman II. q. Burlclgh Of whitehall
senator Charles +. SaxtOn. Congressman Milton
Dclano W. Wanrfaker Republican EiectoT
XIl,h District ex Senator william l.. Sweet, OF Madi-
SOIL: senator Edmund O'Connor. Of Binghamion:
United States Assistant Treasurer Ellis 81. Roberts,
Dwight A. Iawrsrce Commissioner jacob Hess
william Leary and Bernard Bigln. Of this city, Johh
: Kenyon. ex Secretary Of the state senate; William
A. cobb Of The Lockp,rt Journal; exAssemblynin
: r. Mott Of Madison: Congress John W. Viewer
OF Plattsburg: cx-Assemblvman Howard o. White OF
Svrncuse: Deputy Collector G. A. Burr, Reuben Il.
Fox OF the State Committee and John W. Ihors'oh
81 Nebraska who presided temporary chairman
over the first convention that nominated benjamin
Harrison.
20 far ms the campaign now rapidly opening was
concerned. the prevailing sentiment last evening was
that the Republicans bad entered upon a winning
fight Reports fom all quarters Of The state were
Of a most encouraging hind. Apathy aud dlsnfecton
were only referred 10 In connection with the decarl-
ton that they were unknown In the Republican
ranks Tho universal determination was that the
ticket was the choice II to people, and that II must
succeed.
Entire harmony was noted in regard TO the orean
zailOn Of the state Committee IL seemed ~ DC se'ten
that Sir BrooNhci would be re elected chairman WIN
ont opposition His capabily answering loyalty to
the party rcgarir., oi nominations and BIS ripe cA'
p.rI,uce a, "A leader we're conceded all hInd-
For chairman Of the Executive Committee IN" names
generally mentioned were thoS" Of Charles v" la'keU'
OF rticn who nl.d the name ohcc In l-s3' General
j. w. Hustled. who performed It's oncrous duties last
y.sr and benjamin Il. pdell, ir, OF Ncwburg. "ch'
eral Ilusteds health which Is not good, WAS said TO
lc a great oJstlclc In the way OF the eN->pcahers
doing such heavy work this year. though many
thought he was able ~ rciaiIo the place MI oacli
said positively that he could no, accept Mr.. llackc
il vns believed, would be most valuable aud ehcich'
officer Il he shogld be united upon for this important
post For secretary John :. Kenyon II Wa believed,
would accept a election and General samuel Thomas
was talked OF for treasurer Of the committee.
In addition 20 the usual organization. strong SEN
imont was developed In favor Of the appointment oil
an Advisory Committee Of from ten TO twenty mem
bcrs selected from prominent Republicans In various
part, Of the state The proposition met much favor
last evening and will probably be submitted to the
meeting day Resolutions will probably be adopted
which Viii send OF cheer from the Republicans
If The Emprr state T. their cOWOrhefs throughout Hc
Union. =, .,
4 committee headed by Congressman J. ). sherman
f. here 10 present the committee plan for the nd
Indication Of the Congress controversy In the Mail
Onondaea District. In which the friends aud oppo'
nents OF Congressman Bcldcn are interested.