New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
rur1R REPORT is READY.
,rsr IN THE DECISION IN THE CASE
az THE REPUBLICAN FACTIONS.
.uJSG SENTIMENT LAST NIGHT THAT
r COMPROMISE WOULD BE RECON-
,rxDED TO THE STATE COM
TO

4 PRE'" ,,,., 49,. ,,,,o,,
NrSpED TO THE STATE COM
MITTEE TO-DAY.
4. Fifth Avenue Hotel was again the centre OF
"..,,, for Republican politicians Of al shades
p.vsn,ng. and the corridors swarmef with
~ ~, members OF the party The members OF
'r0m".oIa, committee appointed by the Republican
he 'fcormi,tee 10 hear ali sides OF the New-York.
80. .,ssa and Albany controversies were cary on
y. ground. and ABOUT S''V D. H. "''' '''''
%" ,., IN Room No. 10.
So man was present-Congressman James W.
h,.r,b q, Geneseo chairman; William l..
vs. ~ Og5ensburg; Colonel George w. Dunn.
nVn,vhamton: Benjamin r. Odell jr., OF New
a,5 ey-Congressman John A Quackenbush'
.ss.,rwa,er other members OF the state COM
~ already arrived 10 be present at the meeting
n',' mi committee. which will assemble in Par
p ~ the Fifth Avenue Hotel at II a. m 10
~ "a hear and pass upon the committees report
ca, chairman Charles W. Hackett OF Utica,
. Ven Of the Executive Committee; John ~
e's..,srs Of Buffalo; William S. c. Wiley OF
.xr. Isaac V. Baker tr.. OF CcmstoCKs. ana
t Hunt OF Adams Chairman WiiIiam
is.besd Police Justice Clarence w. Meade.
D.! D.. erase John Sabine Smith. Cornelius van
n.a'. nd General Samuel Thomas. New-iork men,
WV ,srs also on hand Other Republicans VINO
N
'"0 nrohahl action Of the special committee
ms,a.a OK collector Francis Hendricks. of Syra'
nv" -, Collector J. Sloat Fassett OF Elmira, con-
non George W. Ray. ex-CongresSnlan
r' ssra West. ex-Mayor Wheeler. Of Utica: John
" w,bolland John F. Montigani OF Albany; e.
r,avn. John Resenweber. George W. wan
-, ex-senator F. 5. Gibbs Wilbur r. wake
- Iohn J. Burke. ex-Assemblyman L. l.. van
.man Dvight A. Lawrence. John 5. Kenyon, secre-
" :, tho State Committee. and Reuben L. Fox.
80 .,srk. William Leary. Alexander H. Reid, I.
y uomilton ex-Judge John r. Baker r. A
-. lanes ; Lehmaier a. ; Gilbert, sam
y, Yoenc. Major Chester II. Southworth NJ NJ
y,,ou Joseph Wilkinson, George Murray MAJOR
0sau T Pawn. Charles Steckler. of the
independent County organizations W. NJ hahh Oh
ns,o Who had charge of the bureau of speakers at
w. psnublican National headquarters in 1892; H. r.
E.nsor lob =. Hedges William f. DAILY, Frank j.
Harin. W. b. Haighi and others. ... oo.,,o,
The Albany II was uhders,Ioai Mds @ he
" or,S his week - THAI when the committee wen,
81" sxecutive session il had the New orK ana
nnnondaga disputes only 10 consider. lhese hr'
Unoer,h AMI his colleagues proceeded to discuss,
md as the temperature went up IN Room !" me!
WEI Vs. IN cnance Of becoming overheated TO the
minimum 1I Wn,ouan5 and Mr. Montignani. for the or
i,a;inn they represented, were Permitted TO NE
aaa 70 W ouackenoush to whom has been ass gned
w. w. ,shorious task OF reading and summarizing me
Inc . anoin0D rsne~s submitted ~ he contestants
W.. rssolrtions which adopted ly the kepuo..
cans Of the XXIV Assembly Ds'giC. ~n,ch w~r1
I~.,na 4 on esiaN evening dHl "''S" W.
..r.sd IN mi In The Tribune Yestcr9d! nviiHis'
w" W. the committee vas IN session the groups OF
hiri Of any kind from The cOminlttee-ioo Dom
fschsd he anxious advocates 81 either OF me Nv
EoTt factions The sporting blood OF SOM oI
yhn.s Interested prompted a bet Or TWO one Wa
mus s.an T q peck u WATERFOWL and John
g &c. ~ mis- city Mr. Peck bet 500 10 sZ'
~, w nv Mr. Re!senweber. that the anu-fhhChlhe
20 would be recognized By the STATE 'onlii't1ee'
HTsrs Win big odds the report OF the suo-co'n-
mittee would De approvei uy the "'d'e N0'''''
A. rs session to-day met no takers. 49,, , &,
TIE prevailing sentiment. when founf voice ~
the corridors as the nish, W., o. ~ acrsn,e1 on
Compromise Of sort that wou.I De aCctrssu ~.
~ sdes would be the result or the comm ttts
ao-L IN. nobody appearei 20 have any adlhorlls
for This feeling The George Bliss men eNplessrI
considerable confidence n ,heT eAp ",o-s hs.ween
lion with division Of the election o'1cers De'"ee"
II was nearly ll:5O ?. m before the conn,ss,teee
go, through with the briefs and documents ~Hsc..
Rad been laid before them the hearings OF az
Thursday nd subsequently, and Congressman W d-s
worth had finished writing out the report nei,
he Committeeman leiSure!y put on their Coa's an,
aunterei out into the r"aiing-room. wnere croWu
n newspaper men and Interested workers OF Do,ii
ORGANIZATIONS awaited them. But beyond an al,
Mission tina; they had formulated their report ana
would submit !; 10 the fui CO.
"Ws have positively agreed 10 say nothing ABOUT
mr. report for publication tonight. said chairman
waaswor,h 1T Will be made pubic .o."iV s, %,
Members Of the State Committee who pro'essei
70 know SAID that the effort Of the committee ha
been altogether IN the direction OF colnprOin1sf
measures which would result in increasing u pos
sbe The efficiency OF both organizations ana Dll's
every Republican vote TO the support oil 'he cause