New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
STATE COMMITTEE MEETING
REPUBLICAN LEADERS READY FOR TO-
DAYS SESSION.

QUESTIONS WHICH WILL DE DISCUSSED AT THE
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL To-DAY-MANY PRoMI-
NENT PARTY MEN on HAND LAST NIGHT.
The spacious corridors of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel presented lively scene last evening. They
were crowded with Republicans Of prominence
from all over the State. brought together by the
call for the meeting Of the Republican state
Committee which Is to be held in Parlor ID K OF
the hotel at II o'clock this morning. Members
of the committee who had arrived. ready to take
part in the work Of the committee were Charles
w Hackctt chairman OF the state Executive
Committee Of Utica; benjamin b. Odell jr, OF
Newburg; Lewis H. Vail. of Poughkeepsie; John
A. Ouackenbush. of saltwater; William Barnes,
ir.. Of Albany; William s. c. Wiley, OF Catskill;
William L. Proctor Of OSdensburg; Isaac V.
Rakcr tr OF Comstocks; George W. Dunn. OF
Binghamton: John McLennan. OF Syracuse; Bar
nett H. Davis OF Palmyra; Mayor George W.
Aldridge OF Rochester; John II. Hazel and John
~ Scatcherd OF Buffalo; Denis NJ Hurley Will
lam A. Booth and Robert NJ Johnston. OK BROOK
lyn. william BrooSfeld, chairman OF the COM
mittee; General Samuel Thomas the treasurer;
John = Kenyon the secretary; Colonel Reuben l..
Fox the chief clerk and John Simpson. John :.
Smith and Henry Grasse. New-fork members,
were also on hand. Ex-Collector Francis Hen
bricks OF Syracuse; senator Charles !. Saxton'
of the Lexow Committee; ex-Congressman Henry
g. Rurlcigh. Of Whitehall; state Controller James
4 Roberts John f. Milholland state Treasurer
4 T. Colvln. ex-Assemblyman Bernard Bigiin.
export Captain Chester f.. cole. Colonel Arch-
bald Baxter. General C. H. r. Collis Henry Glea-
son. Major r r. Oden. General James VI. Var
mum. Or Hamilton Williams. William II. Huber.
T...f,s Itf Loo ANGEL
George Murray. John Proctor Clarke and other
well-known and active members of the party
engaged IN hanL-shalling and general discussion
- the probable action to be taken by tho COM
rnit,ce to-day as t. the time for calling the CON
y.nil5n the place - meeting. tho recognition OF
one Il tho Oval organizations in Ne"-i ork ana
other counties ana other matters of Interest.
The subject which created the greatest amount
II talk WAS the question AS t. the recognition OF
one or tn, other of the New-YOrk organizations
hy the state Committee. Mr Milholand. MI
Gra-se and other leaders II tho Republican or
ganizailon of the City and County Of New-fork'
on the one hand. and Mr. Brookheid. John ;
Smith and other prominent advocates OF the
George Bliss organization on the other, united IN
tho EXPRESSION q a desire that the case should
b. brought up for settlement by the Committee
to-day Just how u was - come up FOR the
Committees decision nobody seemed ID know
tn. E-Partlsnn Election inspectors law under
-, ., ,,.,... , r.co-plflon is vested in the
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state COMMITTEE P'"''n'S ''"' 80 '
ist u Republican inspectors or '.e'"'n' pom
,,, .,t h,ll.,-.i rl.s shall be filed for appoint
r. ,. c.,.. c,,v.r-
ufhl pN 'He b'h+! '' i''''' ''
ton or ihc STATE Commiit'". as the case "''! w.
sh,u determine which Est shall be- appointed. by
.,t 1000. 80 ..,b.r ~ the ORGANIZATIONS as
'' 'h"'"'''" W ,.,. .s,e,,b.r
~" regular ''pu"'''"" 90 h"''
= tho organizations has yet nI"l - 'S'S "' W.
,,,r boarls With the Police Beard and as the
f 80 M, rcn,tre that they be- filed until
-. g. d., a. ,,,s,r,f,iv certain that the ques-
y ...f..-,,,. A.. r,, =. no brought before the
" nd. N 49, -, ,,...,lrg General CONS
''"''.'''' 81. '', - - ..,,,,,,i,,.. having the
""' 81, M y,r,z,ft.r In charge.
"sl. .. ,"' '''h' ,. rt, ,,.,s wore not ready
San .i+' '''''l',' ,..it ,n avail himself
I.' m''.N ',.' 80, i, ~-,u.d hi-l for the pur-
"' ''' t,.. ',~.f,I ana fhoraul<a inquiry into
,I 20 ,,.,...- and political affiliations II
'N' J.. 49,, ,.,,,,, ,,,. sent IN flr appoint
100 T,uh,i.,r Inspector or clerk The
~ rl s.ri,luy arc being observed ON
''i'' .l ,,1 ,h.re is uo intention
ihr "',' -i'"' '''''' III, .t ,..,, ., fh. mart Il
~ undue hA~'' l' ,'''',H ." ' . ,h.,,
f"n'i'l N'i"'"' WI. ' ,,,,.,,. ,,,,,J.r, D..
lnd'r 'n's' ,t',,s ,h,t ~, s,.us may
cations. and who believe hat a Z sat.' ,''o' ,I