New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
HILLS PERFECT CONTROL.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
STILL HIS.
uE ORDERS IT TO ADJOURN WITHOUT NoNI'
MATING JUDGE PECKHAM AND IT DOES

so-REsIsTING Mr.. CLEVELAND.
rbe Democratic state Committee did not nominate
candidate for Chief Justice OF the Court OF Appcai'
last night The committee was called toSetfcr al '
Hoffman House for this purpose. among other things
hut lust before the mcInbers met it became known
that orders had been issued to iT!d back the nomna
tion for some time These orders came from the
steam yacht Fra Diavolo. which David u. Hill and
a party OF boon companions are taking an outing
The Democratic state Committee which under the
authority given to IL at the February convention has
the power to nominate a candidate for This place 70
I'LL the vacancy caused by the Gcath OF Judge Klger
Is still controlled by the who at Chicago declared
over their signatures that Grover Cleveland could
not carry this state. Those present last evening
were:
lot District Nicholas Muller II.
IId-John Delmar
IIld-James w. Rdgwsy.
Vth-Jon Cottler
VIth-Fank T. Fitzgerald
VIIth-Thonas +. Grady.
VIIIth-Edward T. Fitzpatrick.
Ixth-Richord Croker
Xth-W. Bourkc Cochran.
XIth-Hugh j. Grant
XIIth-Janes j. MeIin.
XIlIth-Thomss J.. Giiroy.
XIVth-Stephen $. Maishal, proxy iof Dah'tl u
Hickey.
XVth-Charles Rarnum.
XVlth-Sanuel J. TiGcn lr.
XViItA-Chares ". Preston.
xVIlIth- Edward Murphy jr.
XIXh-James II. Manning
XXth-Edwaid d. Cutler.
XXIst-Andrew +. Tamadse
xXiId-Dsnie c. Griffin
XXIlId-1illiam c. HuGsoA' proxy iol s'''ic' ~
BcarGscy.
xXIVth-Climtn Bcckwith
XXVth-Wiliiam Il. NirE.
XXVIth-Patrick Mohoncv.
xXvIIth-CbaIlcs +. DuI~ton.
xXvIIIth-Joseph Eusace. posy for Alexander T. Eus
XXIX,h-John Fmlran
xXxh-Faps Campbell proxy FOR william II. Tracy
XXXIst-Wi!am Hamilton.
XXXIId-Augustus f. Schcl.
XXXIIId-Iohn NJ Wilcy. -
XXXIvth-Winam L. Sheehan. proxy Tor James W.
McMabon. Of brooklyn
Hugh Mclaughlin neither present nor did he
send n proxy represent him. The meeting was
secret one and it lasted only minute or two
The machinery had all been wound up ana IL was
well oiled and ready to be operated IN accorua'e
with the plans laid down by those VINO c0nu"iiou
IT, IL had been wound up early in the day 10
nominate Rufus ". pockham for CHIEF Justice OF iac
Court of Appeals, but when the order came later III
the day from Edward :. Stohess steam Yn'ht not Z"
do this IL did not interfere materially VITA The
working II the machine.
Mr. Cleyeland's friends anxious thit Judge
peckbam shouli receive tbs nomination. He was INC
one Democratic member of the Court OF Appears WHO
would not support the decisions which seated a ~ nv
cratic Senator who was defeated 10y several h'ldreu
VOTES lie is furthermore brother % NHcClcr H.
Peckham of this city. who denounced Judge Maynard
theft which resulted In a Democratic Senate. Ju0S'
Pecklam is not, consequently, much lked by 'hose
who pro6ted by the senate steal. Tic question oi
making a nomination for this place was let open
until later when the state Committee can settle upon
some one who is willing 10 take tie nomination ana
carry Isaac H. Maynard on his shoulders. Tie reso-
lutien under which this acton WAS iakeh cane TON
MIR. Cochran.
Lieutenant Governor shcchan introduced resolution
authorizing Chairman Murphy 10 appoint an cXeeu'N'
committee OF nine members to be members OF Inc o'''c
Committee and five members TO come from ou'S'uc oi
IT, This committee Is lave charge OF the campaign
The officers OF the state Committee were also TO DO
members OF the Executive Committee. Tbs RESORT
sion was o: course adopted. and Chairman MURPHY
named as the Campaign COMMITTEE hlWaru MarpnS'
ir Samuel A. Beardsey william b. kTh, hugh Mc
Iongliu James j. Martin. samuel J. 1ilGcn. IT,
Charles NJ. Preston, James ii. MANNING halc' w.
Griffin John Flanagan. Edward cutler ard Ch'rrs
Rarnum. fiom the state Committee; and William =.
sheelan Carl Meyer, Of Queens County inou iS
Elown OF Monroe County; James slcNe1s OF Nnv.n'
and Henry j. MovIay Of Onondata TINS COMMITS n
viii therefore consist abUt twelve lill men 10 nv
Cievennd men The committee Will meet III saratoga
springs next Monday night TO organize lcr the eau"
paign. 49, 49,. ,..., q, ,;orr,ro Lang
Of RuiIalu and appointing conmlttec 81 thrce 10
Tx mp organizations III the congress uls,ilr.n
have none under the new S"nereS' n,nctea ~
iii the vacancy caused by the drath OF Mr. Lang
There were several Cleveland men In the corr doris
At the ho,pl and they were much di.ap~hnt"1 whed
the word was sent ut that the nomnation OF a
candidate for Chief Justice Of the COur. Of Appeas
lad been postponed. The Hi mc", on W" c'fer
hand were happy ana upon ~" Sdea ti's e-p'sS'"
Hi still controls the organization in this STATE.