New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

r,,,. - 10 hear the questions which have arisen
ONT ~ the existence - rival Republican orsanl-
y,,,,ns IN several counties Z this safe.
Tn. Subcommittee held two sessions lasting
All d., and evening and after hearing -" 'fgn-
r,en,s ~ both sides n m pn'ndara ana New
York ca4es adjourned. ana viii report 10 inc
STATE COMMITTEE 20 hugus' ?.
This special committee WAS composed - ''h-
sressrran Jaues Wadsworih - ""ne7''
chairman. William J.. Proctor. q pgi"nSp"'s'
R.npmln T. OleH. f.. - Newhurg' '"'n''
George W Dunn = HiaEham;on aad JON" a
Ouackcnbush. - s'liiwAter All day l'hR '"'
yr,ri1us gfourd-no1r apartments ot me h''''
rero fhronred with Republicans from various
parts 81 the state. bat the majority "efo"se' 10
~eW-Y YORK ard On0niaga counties. from "h''h
claims - rival bodies were - BE- presented
wET.IeKNOWN MEN About THE HOTEL
pes,aos tho members u IN" committee there
were so.n state senator Charles 7 S'N'"n' "i
clvlc. ex-Coilc.ior Francis Hendricks - syria
..,.. win members II his Delegation in'lniing
N,..r Jacob Amos. Howard Wni". FRANK
Iusr..k. Major Thc0dor, L. Po.l" John > h''-
von secretar, q .ha state senate ana ~ '"e
Republican stat G. .lnmitie". ChaI"s VI "''"'''
Vuiiarn CoWie. Chailes T. Ide. Edgar y W lS"h'
i.,, u.x,i.. a Il ellis G. .. IIanrh":t J."
= Jones. NJ l. Drisc'li br !. y S'N"' " '"
w.. u.ur, schwartz. Harvey -. Burril. IL
! kingsley. Gcorg, :. Iarrab'" anI F'"d'r''"
- s,vtar, As wei. as partisaus ~ Congressman
lanes J. Bell.n including Congressman James
= sherman. stat- senator Siape'on. ex-'on-
,,.oss,o,,, Milton Dclano. G H. Lewis and others
Nr Relicn was "a the riiy az ~" WINDSOR
,t..o, ,.s,erlav. but did not Join his h"ute"An'S
,.-,,,o .he committee Many = ;he men prom'-
.oo, e., N. Anu-Mach!ne and George Bliss or
,,,iz,tions took part in The discussions around
,h. marble pillars ard bu"-plush sofas 90 ne
r,,,b Avonue William Ir01kNeid. mn l."
vuholland r. Thomas Fortune. General Mi'"a''
i,.r,,ir ex- x-Senator i. : Gibbs. "N-JudSr i'''''-
am General o. II L. Grange. Dr l. l.. 7''"''''
s., Si,,pson. G. q Johnson. J. Pr 'c,or CiarN''
Wullam H. Huber. eX-Juig"s z. & ''"'y ana d.
= ,nreu. Major C. Ii. S1uthw'rih. NJ t. !.
V.ullairc. Georgo Murray. william +. pA'y' ''""
= p,,k, II T. Wilson. Dr. IIanit ~ Nilli'I7'
= l. Hamilton Alexander H. N''h' ''' -
Hodges James H. :~hmaior Thomas ~ '"n
G,nuev. Dr IIouRhtcn Moses g. hl''7 "'
Samuel Kocnlg were among ih's' VINO "''' "'"''
f,r their respective organizations during the long
sessions ~ the committee.
THE oNoXDAGA CASE HEARD.
General Wadsworth and his colleagues began
o.,rk ~ o:g0 A. m and sat patiently listening
- argument in continuous session WIN o'1
short hours intcrnission for dinner ""'n "''''
Midnight They first took up the U'u''. 80
onondaca County between the facU'"S ''
s,oct,veIv by ex-Collector llendrirks ana ~
roneressman Bcldcn. Frank H. ths'o'N' "'P"'"
, Senator Frank Hlscock. made the arg g"ih'"'
an the Hendricks side. He asserted '"'' "'
friends had a large majority Of IN" h'pu'"' az
,.o,c and demanded ~ least Fats'h''"'S Va
,.,s,on of the delegates IN the state I'm ''''''
from Onondaga County lie produce" "'''
nrove that the Hendricks peopl" haH po"'n o''
500 votes. while their ldversaries did ""' pom
over $500 votes. r.
- II LOWS smoke for the Bcden side lie
urged that 1T was the regular "rEa"i|a"o" "'
onondaga County and that. by recognizing 'hr
Hendricks faction the state Committee "ou'
nrcclp,tate an era Of rrcgularity which ni'sn'
work ,niurv n the party ir every county Oh the
state. Mr.. Iewis's argument was in many re-
.,.c,s similar 10 that made In behalf OF the
committee Of Thirty's organization In thiS city
charles r. Ide Corporation Counsel OF SYRACUSE
followed Mr.. Lewis for Hendricks.
HOW woRKINGMEN FEEL.
While the committee sitting In executive Se
sion were listening TO the Onondnga '"se' W w.
Nulhall a we-known member OF tne f'''"o'
mated Association Of Iron and steel "o'Ne'''
and also Of the Moulders' Union. ana 'eau'r
on,ong the labor element In this city. enter'aheu
nersn,ner men and others IN the hoteI lopDS
with an account " his work for iep"o"'""
success in Presidential and State campaigns u"'
Ing the last fourteen years. MT Mulha" '''
that his intimate knowledge OF the ieehhB ""''"
exists among the worklngnen OF the state Va
New-York enabled him 10 say tha' '"e ''e
milton Of the Anti-Machine organization "o"''
bring 10000 to $1,000 II them into the Hep"'
lican party this year refusal to recognize '',"'
,povement no said. would dshearten and repuise
Canunued on Third PaGe.