New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
snME or THOSE TMERE.


SOME or THOSE THERE.
Among the active participants or Interested
oulookors were ex-Congressman Henry q. Bur
leigh. %, Whitehall. state Controller James \
Roberts state Treasurer \ II. Colvin. ex-CoI-
lector Francis Hendricks and Mayor Amos. u
s,r,ru.r. Bernard Wgln Dwight Lawrence.
senator Charles T Saxton. of clyde Wilber +.
W,kcman. John y Drake ex-United states
Marshal John ". Jacobus. william Leary' VINO
o,,, fame hy sucrcssfuly conducting Congress
man ou,gY's ranva-- last January; General {.
II r C,uls Mayor George W. Aldridge II Roch-
,.,cr. - Senator Commodore T. Neddor. ~
c,tf,raugus. Assembyman Hamilton Fish. oi
putnam: Arthur c. wade. u Jim"-t 'wn'
1.hout,uqua's candidate for Ideutcnant-Gov-
crn.r. ex-trnltcd states Marshal Louis + Payn,
* Asscmbiyman " Nicholas Hoag. John Proc
tor clarke C. G. Shayne. ru1dy and smiling from
hts recent trip oyer the broad Atlantic, eN-
Alderman John G. O'Conor. Carroll +. smith.
Editor - "The syracuse Journal" and Past De-
partmcnt Commander Theodore l. Poole. with a
delegation - iIcnirlcks men from Onondlga
County. captain Joh- Palmer Secretary ~
state. Captalu Chester : Cu.". ~ Corning;
George Urban. of Buffalo, J Nhn l. Platt "f
plughkeepsle. state senators Robertson. or West
chester: Higgins. II Cattaraneus: kibrrn' oi
Franklin. and Parsons. ~ Erie. Congressman
lanes Sherman Of Utica. ami John NJ. Viewer
Z Plattsburg. colonel Horny :. Swords. ser
ce,nt-a,-arns = the Republican National Com
rnli,cc: ex-senator FrcGcrirk : Gibbs. Thomas
l. Hamilton. william II Huber. Frank J. Martin
,x-Judge Frederick q Gcdn"y. john T. m
tlgnani 4 Albany. . II. Irving Wise. pr Ham
ufon Williams Major Chester H. Southworth
Ie,i Cohen william Armstrong. William IIenk"l
william H. Ten Eyck. Frank IL DAILY. cX-Juige
James W fIawes. Or Uuck W. C. Burke. ex-
Judge James r. Angel. eX-Allcrman James q.
NcMurrav John Rcscnwcbcr George W. Wan
maker Michael Goode. Robert :. Brown"ll.
Samuel Kocnig Thomas Harrington. Edward
Murphy and Frank II. iliscork of Syracuse
PREPARED WITH EVIDENCE
Thinking that the committee might desire Hight
ON the recognition question from documentary
evidence. John f. Mnholland established his
headquarters in Rooms 80 and g. on 'he second
noor. next door 10 the com nttee rooms Here
he had ready for use numerous volumes, rolls
and the archives II the Republican Organization
~ the city and County of Ncw-York. from
which h. intended to prove. II opportunity
offered with the assistance of eN-Judge Gcdnty'
Mr. G;rassc Mr. MOntignani, Ot0 Irving WIS"
and other Republicans that the organization or
which HI, is thc head is numerically superior 10
us rival the George Bliss organization. In most
of the Assembly districts Of the city. The OPP
portunty ala not present itself yesterday p"'
Mr. Aiilh,lland and mis- associates utilized the
PRESENCE Of the documents 10 demonstrate I" up
State Republicans who called at his headquarters
the vast amount Of work his organization was
doing toward nlng up the ranks Of the party IN
the city Of Ncw-York
None OF the mcmbers-at-large Of the state
Committee Thomas c. Plat. Warner Miller or
Chauncey " Dcpcw. were present AT yesterday ;
meeting. Mr.. Dcpew was in Europe ana eN
Senator Warner Miller was at his home IN Her
kimcr. Ex-senator Plat. the only one III the
city. came to the hotel a little before 10 a. M
and was warmly greeted by many old frlehds
lie remained for hour or more cohVers"'s
with members Of the committc ana other T'ehdS
but did not ascend to the committee rooms soon
after II assembled Mr.. Platt walked quietly out
of the Twenty y-third-st. entrance OF the ho'e|
took car and went 10 his office In the united
States Express Building
The State Committee met In Parlor u H. n pis
square room adapted 10 meetings OF ABOUT loo
persons Its windows look out In twenty -iourth-
At Yesterday IL was a warm place. with less
than forty present. Chairman Brookheld delayed
calling the body to order until nearly half an
hour AFTER the time SpeclHeu III ''e '"''' ""
was II o'clock The chairman mad been eN-
tremely busy among members and others all
morning and II was said that the delay was
caused by the large amount OF missionary WORK
which John Sabine Smith and other New-fork
members whose sympathies were with the George
Bliss organization thought that 1t was necessary
10 do They had been active until late 'he hgh'
before and had arisen with the lark to be al IL
again yesterday morning. There were many
/ little finishing touches which they regardsa