New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
"IETTJ\G TOGETHER.

"GETTING TOGETHER.
From the evening edition of me Ne" i"'N
sun which appears to be the o'hciai m'"'"i"
Of communication between the Repupheah S'l''
Committee and The public. We learn mat Inc
State Committee will be called {" meet III IN
Fifth Avenue Hotel. in this city on iu'SdaE'
July 80 to consider the time and place Tor hoiu-
ing the State Convention. From Inc same source
we learn that 1T has been agreed among me
party leaders that the convention VIII Dc CAM"
Ito meet ut Saratoga on Tuesday. September w.
'.onc week earlier than the date Of me convention
in 1894" Also from the same source that All
..prospect of row at the convention ana hSh'
against Mr. Plat has vanished. and that "thc
"indications are that the convention VIII De Il
very tame affair" These interesting announce
ments concerning the plans of the Stale 'Vn
mittee and the agreement among the party
,oodnrs" though not bearing any official stamp
orc presumed ,o be authorized. if not inspired
rho Rcpublicans of this county are beginning
,o understand that in the strained relations p'
tween Mr.. Platt-whom the stale committee
recognize As the entire Republican parry OF the
county and Stac-and the Republican news
papers of the city. Mr.. Plat and the colhmi'lec
have been driven to the necessity OF making
,hcir communications 10 the public through the
columns of The sun They consequently look
10 that journal for information concerning Re
publican plans and prospects In the slhri' "i
4 journalistic comfy The Tribune congratuii'e'
its Democratic contemporary upon It's enjoyment
of unusual. and what our Republican Deputy
Secretary Of State would perhaps call anon
alous" advantages.
In the absence of any definite Information ~
| 10 who the party leaders are VINO nave aer''"
| upon the time and place for holding the con
| yontion. we assume that they are Mr. fia't ana
the chairman OF the State Committee. whom
The sun in lis playful way calls 1'ea''h
| Charles w IIackett And as Deacon iiacAcu
has let il be known on various occasions tha' lie
has neither convictions nor opinions winch Il"
not entirely coincide with the convictions ana
opinions Of Mr. Plat. We presume we are not
far from the fact in the Inference thai wh'h
! boiled down. "'rhc Suns announcement means
| that Mr. Plat has decided that III" next f'puo-
! lican State Convention shall he held At Saratoga
! an tho 1Oh of Septembcr That being the case.
uc prcsume the convention will he 50 called.
And we are not aware that there is objection 10
| II from any quarter II is quite possible mat ms
NAV be a disappointment to Mr. Plati. Ihai
gentleman is never 80 much himself rs when he
* CRYING aloud for harmony because majority
f IN. Marty disagree. with him. In the same
;ssu. If ..'rhe sun i. the exclusive announce
mcnt that Governor Morton before leaving low"
Tuesday night had a talk with WI I"''
ovDr rho telephone ahou; The political si'-
uation throughout IN" State. 1" which "
il added that the Governor ANA MI
"plati are very close personal ami poh''"i
! Friends and they are agreed that all fepu"
.licans ought 10 get together before ISM we
| r,nomhor ia have heard something like this
| before From Tie same source and through III"
same channel There is probably no man III the
countrv more anxious for Republicans 10 get
Together" than Mr.. Plat And the place for
them TO get together i. at No. 10 Broadway
Rut now that the convention prclimlnarics
have been settled by agreement OF "'h' '''"''S'
and auihortativcly given ont by ihcr r'I''''n
| alive newspaper. II occurs 10 Us 'h'' wiz" NV
state Committee meets On III" ''o'h 'n' III
business in order will bc 10 have lis own Jou'h''
read ana approved. III" last "ilclaI ACT III '''
committee We believe. Was The issuance :" =
circular 10 the Republican newspapers 81 NV
state commencing 10 them for Their lu"'l''''""
and approval an indecent ana abusive ""'"'"'"
signed by Edward Lautcrbacli, III winch some
Of the best Republicans in The STATE were "'
nouncel a. traitors 10 Inc party I"' ""'''e
signed "a request 10 Republican members 81 'n''
Legislature 10 vote for The muncip'l REFORM
measures which the party was unn'r cypress
pledges 10 pass That circular WAS ISSUED IN IN"
name Of the committee and signed WIN the
maine Of Deacon" lIackcit ~ chairman VINO
was in Florida at the time ana maj "I Benjamin
Odell. chairman Of the EAcrutiv" committee
who has moi denied ms signature. In Inc "plh-
ion Of thousands of honest Hepnl'lcanS 'il'' WIS
"A scandalous use Of the name OF the commute"
and a dlsgraceful prostitution Of lis authority
The first business Of the committee sh"ni" De 10
. take that matter into consideration anu '''h'r
. approve or dlsapproyc 1t. The universal b''i''
Is that The whole pcrforninc" was ihs'lsa''n
hv Mr. Plat, Let il be looked into. F"i II mat
is one Of the methods by which he proposes To
have Republicans get together II j. h's' III
have 1t understood ai the outset