New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
IN FAVOR OF THE "THIRTY."
DECLARED TO BE REGULAR.
FINDING OF THE B-COMMITTEE OF THE
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
THE GOOD WORK OF THE ANTI MACHINE ORGANI-
ZATIoN RECOGNIZED AND A RECoMMENDA-
TIo. MADE THAT IT'S MEMBERS ENROLL.
WITH THE GEORGE BLISS FACTION
TIE CONTROVERSY LIKELY
TO EE TAKEN To TIE
STATE CONVENTION

TIE CONTROVERSY LIKELY
TO re TAKEN To THE
STATE CONVENTION.
The corridors OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel began
to fill up early yesterday afternoon with
anxious Republicans WHO wanted To obtain
the first inklings OF what the action Of
the Republican State Committee likely
10 be on the question of regularity as be-
tween the two rival organizations Of this city.
The state Committee was to assemble at II a m.
but long before that hour groups had formed In
all the spacious apartments on the ground floor
to talk over the situation and compare Views as
t. the outcome The members OF the special COM
mittee Messrs Walswor,h. Proctor. Dunn, o D'U
and Ouackenbush who had worked until mid
night on their report circulated freely through
the crowd
Straight tips began to travel around 10 the
effect that the report would advise that the Com
miiiee If Thirty's organization should be recog
niZed az regular. but that IL would be urged 10
deal literally with the Anti-Machine men. open
ing the doors t. the enrolment Of the latter in
the George Bliss organization. with such di-
vision Of election officers In the various districts
as might be fair and Just The George Bliss peo-
pie accepted these tips with some signs Of
pleasure as far the declaration of regularity
was concerned but none Of them seemed to have
any clear idea of how the good advice contained
In the remainder OF the report was to be carried
out The Anti-Machine men. on the other hand
made no secret Of their intention 70 reject the
plan Of settlement II the rumors concerning it
should be found authentic
ABOUT THE CORRIDORS
Among those who made the hotel lively with
comments were John +. Milhoand. william
Brookheld Charles W. IIackett. J. Sloat FassetI
OF Elmira: Francis Henlricks u Syracuse OK
Senator F. s Gibbs. Henry Grasse Or. Hamilt1 IN
Williams Congressman Ray. John F. Montignani
Il Albany: c. C. Shavnr. ex-Congr"ssinan
George West James : 'maier. Heman H. VIII
son. John Reisenweber illiam II. Bellamy' "x-
United States Appraiser Donald Mclean HOW
ard White. ~ The Syracuse STANDARD; Dwight
A. Lawrence. ex-Judge John F. Baker. General
W " Tracey. Of Illinois the president ot the
Republican National League; Police Justice car
ence W Meade ". VI Hahn. member ~ the
Republican National Committee for Ohio' Arthur
/ c Wade. ot Chaiauqua County; William II. Ten
Evck. C. O. Johnson Charles r. Gleason Henry
/ Clay Percy J. NJ Mayer John Sabine smith
/ Cornelius Van Cott General Samuel Ih'has'
John : KENYON George W. Wanmaker. Coione!
! Reuben l.. Fox +. \. Schulze, W. f. NaKeWa"
/ ex-Mayor Wheeler. OF UTICA MAJOR - H. So"'''
worth 3 y Sinonson Joseph Wilkinson. VI NJ
Mulhan Louis r Payn. George Murray MAJOR
| Thomas R ODcn Job r. Hedges. Frank J Martin
! l. l.. Van Allen. Thomas L. Hamilton "A H.
Page A. s Gilbert. r Thomas Fortune secr'-
,,ry ~ the Ant-Machine County Committee VIII
s,r Rerrymnn William Trary and Leon Cohen'
rx Senator Plati did not appear at the Fiith Az
! enue Hotel Yesterday
/ Before il was time f,r the state Committee ''
meet II was generally known that special meet
ing - the Executive Committee of the Rcpuo-
ucon ORGANIZATION - the CITY and County "'
/ N.w- York had been called t. take place al th'
state club. ~. % East Twenty -s"cond-Si-. As
soon as the action of the state Committee wa
onclallv declared for the purpose of considering
what steps the new organization ought 10 take
I'm view - the decision.
CALLED TO ORDE?.
Chairman william Brookneld called the h"
nuhrcan state Committee t. order promptly nj II
| a m In Parlor - K. on the second moor ~ '"e
/ hotel Secretary John : Kenyon called 'he ron
/ and Chief Clerk Reuben l.. Fox announced 'Ha'
all the members were present but three ana
these were represented by proxies The roll stood
as follows
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