The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-29
PLATTSSLATEPUT THROUGH.
Mr. HULDs THE 7HROI7LE or THE
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gcli-n Men Ahead so T,,r In the Congress.
Di..r,c. Ri~airy-Br. berrick msp'nced
by Another CoIorcd Cicrrym"n-'rbe New
Goa u,ittre-- Hi ckett to Kun innings
With its organization complete, tho lepub-
lIcan State Committee Ia now rendy to begin
the hard work Of tho Presidential campaign in
New York. Tho organization was effected in
pnrlor d X OF tho Fifth Avenue Hotol ycster-
day. and tho Administration had very little to
do with IT, except by the voice OF it's few repre-
scn,atiyes on tho committee, to make the ac-
ceptnncs OF the slate prepared by Plao and
Miller unanimous. Whitelaw Reid. the partys
candidate for President. was In the hotel.
hut he did not 20 before the committee. and
he said that he made no suggestions. He had
established himself in room AZ. Mt the other
end Of tho long corridor from that where par
Tor ID II was.
Il came here" said he. simply to meet and
shake by tho hand the leaders OF tho party
and tho men who will run tho campaign In
this state. / have been away from home
long time and hnvo not had an opportunity to
meet them before"
Word was passed through tho corridors that
Mr. Reid was In room AZ and he was soon be-
sicgcd by Republican leaders from all sections
OF tho State who had assembled to assist the
committee. Among these were Senator HIS
cock. Congressman Serene f Payne. John VI.
Viewer. John Ralncs. n. NJ. Curtis. John A.
Quack nbush. and Milton Do Lano. en-
Congressman j. s. Sherman OF Utica.
State Senators Saxton. UConnor Er-
win. and Donaldson. cx-Sena,ors William
l. Sweet. George b. Sloan. and i.
/. Pitts, Collector Hendricks. Surveyor
Lyon, ex-Assemblymen Hamilton Fish. Fred
Gibbs, ]. Irving Burns Willard Masc. 5. IL
Mott and Howard g. White. Postmaster Van
Colt. United Statos Marshal Tacobus. Commits
hioner of Navigation +. c. OBren. stephen b.
French, William Leary. Meyer 5. lsaacs.
Charles T. Coon. Frank Raymond. John H.
Gunner. Michael Goode William II. Behmy
j. Thomas Stcarns. Denis Shea. John w.
Dwight. William II. Ten Eyck. and barney
BiGlin.
All these had bcen brought together by
common desire to see that their interests and
those Of the Republicans in their Congress
districts were we'll cared for by the committee
in the performance OF the duty devolved on it
by the State Convention to reorganizo the
party machine in each of the new districts.
Tho work Of the committee went through
according to programme without hitch.
Gen. Hustled OF tho Sixteenth and Charles +.
Bruder Of tho Fourteenth were the only alb
sentces. The latter was represented by John
Reisenweber. When Chairman William Brook
field called tho committee to order John n.
scatcherd Of Buffalo nominated him for re-
election as Chairman. and he was chosen
Brown w Of The Twenty seventh, John s Kenyon
n. Hoas nominated Gen. Samuel Thomas for
Snf ss w snry a ssn wsh
harmony that had been counselled on the part
ana I'D not ~prn s"S TO renauss
Then came the fight Of the day. 1t was over
the selection Of the additional member, who
Fhs ssS De- w hi berrcE "
ditional msmber." and was candidate for re-
election: There we're three s other SandidateS
IL hi srsss sG R.s!9h6 e sRs
ard editor q the feA James psv: Of
tSrossh The eorrder rs' % the
evep s top 81 the
Ecs the onH 2 the hSs bR
Van ,d a. ana Rar1ss dHo4y
ana Editor Barnes oi It Albany ana csnsresss
the froy pe Xii Of
that spent n the Ksy NJ. Smiths behalf wa
The committee, then disposed Of the matter
which had brought s 80 mGany Representatiyes
other statesmen together by entrusting to q
committee Of Ave the business OF liking and
he ssx ss s"ss Of ssets R e
nrst Convention to be held therein: and ths
nun6sr q deiegatsss and the manner ard
the Chairman Of the State COMMITTEES, the SEQ
sns The fas wen" 81
sa the ssn ecnnsa hs
from tie Syracuse Congress-. distri.t.
Ehot had bGen WAITING for the
H. RehydD 0 tie " only T u the 's"os
Tor REHABILITATION. Findins yesterday morn
ns b s sna Ger Wssd sS9r h DIES Be-
den, the Hisccck faction tried hard to break
the Belden lines in Madison county by getting
iorty-two votes. in, the Convention. witch
otherwise would GO to ,Belden Collector Hen
Mott to try for the delegates. but without sue
senator and o T%s Ct sm nft 1orns with
Frank ;: Ri5.rn q Malone presented to the
committee Q lettcr from Frank $. Witherbee
can National Committee from this State. Mr..
Witherbee Is suffering from inflammation OF
that he would become pormanenty dsab hi,
II he attempted to no active in the campaign.
Inc resignation was accepted. ana George
w: Aldridge OF Rochester ut once moved to
al the PLACE by the election. of William A.
ney.Gcneral on the Repnplean ticket last
year. Several members Of tho committee wore
not ready to vote on such a proposition. and
asked for delay. The filing Of tho ynrnncy WIS
finally. on motion OF Congressman Wndsworth.
referred to tho Executive Committe0 when
Ing Of George y, Aldridge. William Barnes.
draft resolutions thanking The stnte League
81 Republican Clubs for the, effective work 1t
invoking its assistance and cooperation this
year.
Chairman Rrookfleld announced the ap-
pointment OF this Executive Committee:
Charles ". Hackett OF Utica Chairman; Cen James
iinsted of Peekskili. George " Adrdge OF Hochss.
ter james wadsworth of Geneseo JOHN A. QuacEer-
bush Of saltwater Il. II, 0del. Jr OF Ncwbureh, John
u. Camp OF Lyons John y. Scatcherd Of Dunaio JOHN
D. Parkhnrst OF Bath. l.. j. Van Alien and Henry
Grasse of Now York, lanes W. Birkett Of Rrookiyh
Georee W Dunn Of Hirynsmton William Harness Jr OF
Albany. and Frederick ID. Kilburn Ut Mslone.
The committee then adjourned and tho Ex-
scutive Committee organized and elected Will
liam A. Sutherland OF Rochester National
Cemmitteemun;. It was expected too. that an
appointed. bnt it was snid that the subject