New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-24
STATE COMMITTEE MEETING
1T WILL BE Held AT THE FIFTH
AVENUE HOTEL TOMORROW.

THE DATE OF THE STATE CONVENTION WILL
BE FTXED-PossIBLY THE REGULARITY OF
ONE OF THE NETWORK oRGAEIzA-
TONS WILL BE RECOGNIZED.
The meeting Of the Republican State Committee.
which is 10 be held tomorrow In Parlor u Il in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. will probably be largely at
tended. The action to be taken may consist only
IN fixing the date for the Republican State Conven-
ton and agreeing upon the place for the meeting Of
the convention II this is all the business which
Is 10 be brought before the committee its session
tomorrow is likely to be a short The pre-
ponderance OF opinion seems to favor the third
week In September that H., between the nth and te
I'D, for the time Of meeting. though some favor a
somewhat earlier date Saratoga. Syracuse and
Brooklyn are candidates for the place of holding
1t.
The most important subject which come up
at the meeting will be the question which Chapter
3lS Laws Of 1884, requires the committee to decide
This inw-the Bipartisan Election Inspectors act
makes the State COMMITTEES the Judge OF the regu-
larity Of the Republican organizations In this city.
officers is fled with the New-Yorl police Board,
the State Committee is to decide which organize
don fling list Is the regular organization Tn re
from the lis, fled by the organization 50 desig
mated. As the Police Board may defer under the
provisions OF the act the appointment of election
than probable that the question reatnS TO the
postponed until after the state Convention meets.
In that case the decision would follow the action OF
the convention, as regards the NewYOrk City con-
tcstluts
II has been suggested that the convention may
admit delegates from New-YOrk by Assembly
Districts selecting for admission the delegates from
the organization having the largest aide mem.
bership I'm each Assembly District. The leaders or
the Anti-Machine Organization insist that this
course would surely result in the admission or
their delegates from all the Assembly Districts
I'm the city. except two or three. perhaps, where
their organization was late In entering the HELD
The election boards could then be selected from
lists filed By the district organizations Whlcn
had been managed by the Republican state Con-
vention by the admission Of their Delegates
4 meeting of the New York CITY members or the
Republican state Committee was called 10 take
pof.. Yesterday at John Sabine Smiths Office No IS
Wfllam-st. William Broolfisd. John simpson, John
John Sabine Smith and frederick :. Gibbs were
present the latter representing Police Justice ar
ercr W Mead. The meeting was held with closer
doors The object of the gathering. II was under
stood was - agree upon programme Tor pr,
venting II POSSIBLE, the recognition Of me kepubh
can ORGANIZATION Of the city and County OF New
York by the Republican state committee Those
who took part IN the proceedings seemed 10 ne
guarding some great mystery when asked what
had been done. one ~ them said that the claims
OF the anti-machnr organization would be resisted
~ the bitter end An effort would be made 70
bring the subject Of recognition before tomorrow
meeting AMI fight Il 70 finish.
II was reported that ex-senator Platts views
regarding the municipal campaign. az expressed IN
his interview printed in Yesterdays Tribune. were
discussed and that majority ~ those present coin
clsd with Mr. Piatt in his declaration IN favor OF
Republican for Mayor