The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-08
TIE ExECUrIvE COMMITTEES.
stre-s Fr,e-ss ef Cisvsi.ns Apsol.tss o..
It nr Chssrr>sn Htuekley. ..

PoUoHKEEPsIE, Oct. TN an interview to-
night Mr.. James w. Hinckley, Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, said that he had
appointed the following gentlemen members Of
the Democratic State Executive Committee:
The Hon. Johp Boyd Thacher Of Albany, the
Hon. VIM. F. sheehan of Buffalo, the Hon.
Perry Belmont, James T. Woodward, President
OF the Hanover National Bank; ex-senator
William L. Brown, Walter Stanton, head of the
great wholesale dry goods firm; Jacob Rupert,
James II. Parker. President OF the United States
National Bank; ex-Commissioner Charles +.
MacI.ean, Robert Maclay. President Of the
Knickerbocker Trust Company. and Andrew G.
Fields of New York; Henry !. Mowry Of SYRIA
cuse. the Hon. Daniel @. Griffin Of WATERFOWL,
II. l.. Stork Of Auburn. the Hon. Charles p.
McClelland OF westchester. and the Hon. James
l.. Williams of Duchess. Mr.. Iiinckley has APP
pointed the Hon. John Boyd Thacher Chairman
OF the Committee.
In the estimation Of Democrats familiar with
named s 5y Chairman Hi1csley to one eomposs lie
Executive Committee 1t Is Hill-Cleyeland
committee, with perhaps more Cleveland men
years the intimate friend of Mr.. Cleveland and
Of Mr.. Hill. After Judge Gsvnor, Mr.. Thacher
Saratoga Convention, and when Mr.. Thschere
boom was In the ascendant he received word
that Il he captured the nomination President
Cleveland would come out ungualifietlly and
endorse his nomination. But the Convention
was swept OF its feet for Senator Hill. Mr..
Thacher then came to the front and offered to
head Mr. Hills list Of campaign managers. Mr..
Hill accepted the offer, and Mr.. Thatcher has
been at work night and day ever since. Lieut.
Gov. Sheehan Is n Hill man. Mr.. Belmont Is n
Cleveland man, and warm supporter of the
Administration In more ways than one. He is
especially on intimate terms with Secretary
Carlisle. Mr.. Woodward Is a strong Cleve-
land man. the intimate personal friend Of
President of the United states Trust
Company. made the recent S5O,0OO0O0 new
bond loan n success Ex-senator Brown Ia
Che friend Of the Prssdsn, and q Senator
the Manhattan Club three years ago, which was
attended by Mr.. Cleveland Mr.. Hill, and the
flower Of the New York Democracy. Ever since
described as Peace Maker Bill Brown. Mr..
Stanton was n strong opponent Of Mr.. Hill In
1883. He was President OF the Cleveland and
and ,h as na 8Ss
marches up Broadway. Mr.. Stanton with
In the last six months has called on
Senator Hill. both In New York and Washing
tinguished consideration because of the Sem
ator's stand on the income tax. Mr.. Rupert
represents the Cleveland German Democracy,
and solid aSs PhaS1 Of II ii Mr. psrGs +
favored Mr.. Cleveland. Mr.. MacLean. Mr..
Maclay, and Mr.. Fields have ever been Impair
Mr. Mowry is the strongest kind OF a Cleveland
man. He was one of the leading anti-snappers.
Mr.: Griffin has always favored Mr. Cleveland,
and In the 81 lsp th made It his special
Committee to Mr.. Cleveland at the Victoria
Hotel Ex-senator McClelland has been .
strong Cleveland man for ten years. He was the
in caucus against Edward Murphy, Jr., of Troy
for United States Senator.