New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-27
HEAD OF TIE REPUBLICAN STATE CON-
MITTEE.

possessing
Senator Charles T. Saxton, Republican nomi'
nee for MISUNDERSTANDING. mingled with the
throng in the Hobbies and was constantly shak-
ing hands and receiving congra tulations. Con-
gresham Serene +. Payne, of Auburn; state
Treasurer A. b. Covn. ex-Justice Jacob NJ. Pat
terson and many other well-known Republicans
were present.
Secretary John S Kenyon asked the commit
tee to be in order while Colonel Reuben l.. Fox
chief clerk Of the old committee, called the roll
All but two members answered to their names
The completed roll was as follows:
.!-wllllam J. Youngs. Oyster Bay.
II-A Andrew Jacobs, Bro brooklyn d,nc,,,,r
IV-Charles NJ. Newins. Brooklyn.
,y-Erederlck, A. Schroeder Brooklyn
vII-Chares Z. Griffith. Port Richmond.
VIlI-Cornelus Van Cott, New-fork.
IX-John Simpson New York
X-John McKeever. New-YOrk.
XI-George billiard New-York.
XII-John Sabine Smith. New York.
XIII-W y B Ss1at IN. Ne VIZ
XV-C. II. 7. COLTS. New-York
,XyI-Wam H. Robertson. Katonah:
XV YIBen1s%n Va ods oaghEee TsEouFs
XIX-Wliam C. DALEY. Chatham
XXG-WEIIam $. c; Wiley. 6 cassk;
XXIX-John T. Mott 0swegq 2,.,,,
XXvIi-Frank II. Hlscock. Syracuse.
XXVIII-Barnett H. Davis. Palmyra.
XXXI-Edward shaunnessy. proxy for George W.
xXXH-}ohn s scs,s6e Bqff BStaIo
XXXIV-John c. Reed, proxy for William ]. Glenn,
cuba.
The XXXth District was unrepresented. no
election being certified on account Of a tie be-
tween William Barnes. jr. former committee
man. and William II. Weaver. Each had eleven
votes In the Albany County Convention.
william W. Goodrich, OF Brooklyn. in neat
and appropriate speech moved that Charles W.
Hackett OF Utica be chosen chairman. Mr.. Good
rich paid a handsome compliment to william
Rrookneld of this city, who had held the Office
for the last five years. There were no other
nominations and Mr. Hackett was elected by ac-
clamatiOn.
Mr. Proctor. Of Ogdensburg, moved that Will
lam Barnes. jr., be chosen TO represent the
XXXth District. Mr.. Barnes elected without
opposition.
Mr. Goodrich moved that Charles NJ. Berrian.
of New-York. be reelected as the representative
OF the colored Republicans OF the State on the
committee. Mr.. Jacobs. OF Brooklyn moved 10
strike out the name Of Mr.. Berrian and subst-
tute william f. Abbott Of that city. call Of
the roll showed thirty-three votes for Berrlan
to one FOR Abbott.
John 5 Kenyon. of Syracuse. was elected secre.
tary. and Reuben l.. Fox was reelected chief
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
r. b. Odell jr.. moved that the chairman be
authorized to appoint an Executive Committee
OF seventeen members. The motion was adopted
and Chairman Hackett announced the following
as the committee:
Bsnam" 9de e. Of Hsw MsS A. Rop
e Tn Of Raeonah George W. Adrdse OF Roc6
ester; Barnett II. Davis. of Palmyra; John +. Park
hurst. OF Bath: Cornelius Van Colt. OF New YORK
George W. Dunn, of Bnghamton william. ".
Goodrich, OF Brooklyn; William Barnes jr Of Al Al.
H. Hscock. OF Syracuse; John Sabine Smith, Of
WsTYors W@ T % Y9HnEs S S1 Syser
Of Buffalo. and Charles NJ Nevlns, OF Brooklyn.
meeting Of the Executive Committee vs.
held after the adjournment Of the full CONT
tee a letter was received from General Sa -e'
Thomas. who has been treasurer Of the due
Committee since the death OF \. c. Chene W.
Ginning a reelection. The election of c,eia,
Thomas's successor was postponed until t "eN'
meeting. - 81,
The committee adjourned 70 meet atne call
Of Chairman Odcll. ,t 4
Charles w. Hackett. the newly elecd cnali
man Of the Republican State Comutee, Mas
born in Utica. Oneida County. n. Y. a,u. lor'y
one years ago. and has long been p,iiiIi.e.nt II,
the Republican politics Of his native,h' So, ""
State. He has been member "o In St IasS
Committee six years at various trS. y |
he was chairman OF the Executix Co ,il,
holding the same place In the Pre,,TIm''ta,a ,n.,
pagn Of 1892 and again last year; iL ~,
has never held political Office. unlf oi ~ | ,
missioner of the city Of Utica be- 'sI''e,' ne ,
is an active business man and q it'tli'oei u ,
the firm Of Marcy & Co. coal ft,,, 10 " IN R
prletor I'm the well-known Ute iNnis',iio 'Iiiia,
operated by Hacket. * Atwoi ~ 10 0 In
the principal owners and p' " "S
Utica Morning Herald" - h, -,
Benjamin b. Odeil jr.. tine" Gnhr.''a N Oh
IN, 49,, ~ .as hrrn T., "a. lie is a son of
enjamin b. Odell, who " 80 In ~ A., ~ z
Newburg for the last se' - 'i,.ii |
Hackett Mr. Odell has W. ~ " t' -, -
Office. He has been me-, r, ~ |
IN. 'rr - .,D,,i,tna Ing all but two years
l. -, NJ "a, has been one of the | c
vi '"'9 u,O. ft.h, members Of these COM
mus ~ - ~, a, ,,a,,a, nown TO miss a meeting
~ elf her |