The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-29
Mr.. PLATT SOUNDS HIS HORN.
7BB REPUBtICAN STATE COMMITTEE
10 CONVENE ON JAM 10.

n Will, Doubues., Riess the New Machine,
Chsh man BrookneId VIII Retire, and Mr..
HseNet VIII Succ I'd Isir,-A Little BiuE
at AIbnny-It OuEht 20 ne Frugal One.
Tho Hon. Thomas c. Plat has called a meet
Ing OF the Republican State Com roittee for
Jan 10. Tho committee will meet IN the old
parlor u II OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel. and
business Of IMPORTANCE is expected. II was
said last night that William lrookneld will re-
sign as Chairman Of the state Committee. and
that he will DO succeeded by Charles W Hack
cit. tho wooly chrysnnthemum OF Utica.
Chairman Brookneld has declared hlmpeli
against the proposed new Republican organ
ization and announced It ne his opinion that
the Union League reorganizatlonists ought to
have an opportunity to try their Ilan on the
Patterson machine. Mr.. Hackett on the con-
trarv. has said that the new movement Is a
good thing and will result in Just what the Re-
publicans OF the state m ost desire. a thorough
reorganization Of the party In this city MIR.
Hackett too. has said that II will
bring the young men to the front. and
there are some young men in the
new movement whom Mr.. Patt desires to
bring to the front The State Committee has
been called to meet the dny following the m eet-
ing in Cooper Union, at which It Is proposed to
launch the new machine and II Is confidently
expected that the new movement will receive
Uncle Charley Hacketts blessing. which will
be bestowed by order Of the state Committee.
Mr.. Hackett is expected to remain at the
head Of the state Executive Committee rs well
ns,to preside over the meetings OF the full
There was no brighter spot in town last
night than the little room where the State
llepubliCAns congreRate in the Filth Avenue
Hotel. The hours approach which mark the
retirement OF Democratic State Ulcers outside
the installation OF the Republican ticket nomi-
mated at syracuse by Mr. Plat. -,,
Republicans in the hotel for many. months
than last night. Among them was Mr.. llatt
GR"Tiey G fHcEstt roIicc Justice Meade Census
II. Murray, Reuben L Fox, the WicSed Gibbs.
John II. Gunner, George Wanmakcr who ob-
ex-Tostmaster Van Colt. John Skanratcles
Kenyon. and last. nut by no means least, MIR.
There are some prime wits in this gathering.
and al we're pleased at the information sent
Mai6y. George ". Dunn and a number OF
SsheEs hal TpenSa ,H IN the Dea
Managers man SHse Of the S SSnns Eess"tnro '0
night were pleased At the hlaii an and thought i
Il wouldn't 60 too far In the way OF expenses.
It was a Y oil idea, they said, to endeavor to
that there was really contest which necessi-
tated the openinG Of headquarters to push tho
They we're glad that Mr.. Malby and Mr..
Dunn and othors had been frugal enough not
10 Include WnlSkcy ana cigars. lnese blHu-
lants were considered altogether unnecessary
IN view 81 the fact that MIR. Ilatt has already
decided that the following shall be the man
ayers OF the Legislature:
charles Terry saxton ot clyde. wayne county. Frss
dent PRO tem OF the senate
John skaneateles kenyon Of Syracuse. onondasa
county. clerk Of the senate
George H. MAlby Of Ugdensburg 81. LawR,ncs county.
Speaker Of ths Assembly.
panforth Emm.t Ainsworth Of o.wego. oswsEo
county leader OF the KepubIicA Assembly.
George ". Dunn OF BInghanton Broome county
Clerk OF the Assembly
IL Calvin tha naylv s1actad Etata
Treasurer is from Glens Falls and he owns
two newspapers up there. lie has written
number of letters since his election which
were printed in his columns. and they breathed
an Independent spirit. Most Of the epistles
referred to appointments in his office at AL
banv. ...
was announced last might that Mr.. rlatt
had decided that Mr.. Colvin's private secretary
shall he Charles William Anderson, the colored
Demo sthenes OF the Eleventh district. Mr..
Anderson ia an anti-Georgo Bliss man. The
salary il 81 200 year
John II. Gunner and ex-Postmaster Van
Colt are suspected of having already landed
on their feet in the new Republican local
organization.