New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
THE CAMPAIGN IS NOW BEG UN
REPUBLICAN STATE HEADQUARTERS FOR
MALLY OPENED.
ARRANGING FOR EFFECTIVE woRK-THE NoTl-
r1cAT1oN COMMITTEES TRIP TO


Choirrar Charles W Hackett and his associates
~ the Renublican State Committee formally opened
State headquarters for the campaign in the fli'h
Avenue Hotel yesterday. Chairman HacKet'' WIN
Reuhen l. Fox the chief clerk and John e. hel"'
retains the large apartment facing on west l"eh-
ty-third-st., which has been In continuous occu
nancy By the State Committee since the beginning
=, tho camnaIrn Of 1893 Secretary John c. Kenyon
has his desk In the room across the hallway from
chairman Hackett and Chairman benjamin Is
Odell. IT, of the state Executive Committee occu
pies the room adjoining the secretarys on the same
side of the hallway All the rooms are comhou'ous
and we'll adapted for the purposes Of the committee
The officers were busy yesterday mapping OUT the
practical work Of the contest and communcatihs
with sneakers of prominence who are expected 10
lend their assistance TO the cause TINS ld'i' rN
President Harrison Governor Mckinney OF o'lo' ca
Speaker Thomas b. Reed, Chauncey NJ Depew' anu
ex-senator Warner Miller are among those VINO
will probab be heard by the people OF the Empire
State In the course OF the canvass.
The Executive Committee will hold a meeting
probably toward the end OF the week 10 elect sue
cessor to General Samuel Thomas. OF this city, VINO
has declined continue in the Office OF treasurer OF
the State Committee. Other business oil ithpof
viii be transacted a the meeting.
The committee appointed officially 20 INFORM
Messrs Morton Saxton and Haght Of their nom-
nation by the Republican State Convention VIII per
form that duty at the home OF the candlua'e i.
Governor Elerslie. near Rhineclin; tomorrow, a., a
special train for General c. H. i. coins, chdn ~,
man. and the other members of the committee VIII
leave the Grand Central Station AZ 1890 a. m t;n
senator Miller Chauncey NJ. Depew. Charles W
Hacke. b b. odeli jr William BrGGke1dc i ES
General Horace Porter president OF me mon
League Club General Arson q. McCook ana ex
CONGRESSMAN John S. Wise are among those eN-
pected to go along well as representative or
each of the morning newspapers OF the ciy ne
candidates for Lieutenant-GOvern and Judge OF
the Court Of Appeals. Senator SaXton ana Judge
Uaght will meet the committee at Ellershe ana
will also receive formal information OF their noin-
nation. The special train Will consist OF iocomo-
tive and a private The committee ana other
visitors will be entertained at luncheon by Mt ana
Mrs. Morton. ,,, l., ~
II is OF vital importance that Republicans IN the
Incorporated cities Of the State outside 81 NeW-
York and Brooklyn should bear In mind that the
remaining three days for registration In such cities
are SATURDAY. october s. Saturday. october is. ana
SATURDAY October 90 Those Republicans whose
business takes them a great deal from home should
make their arrangements TO register next saturday
If posslble II their names are not upon inc regis
tration books OF the election districts where they
live thew cannot vote for Morton, SaXtOn and
Haght.