New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

yrowinr. other places may have been discussed,
but these cities are the prominent pidoers ioi
the honor.
A CALL FOR A MEETING
TIVE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE. TO
GATHER IN WASHINGTON ON DECEMBER 10
TALK WITH SENATOR QUAY.
The call for the meeting OF the Republican Ma
,,onal Committee which is to decide a time anu
,,,.ce of holding the next Republican National Con-
vention was issued yesterday by Senator Ihohas
II. Carter, OF Montana as chairman OF the hepuo-
Iican National Committee. The call was as ioi-
lows: ,,...
Ne"-ioiN N"'' '.' October 20. 1895
MI po,,h,oo, National Committee is hereby
d. c. at ? O'Clock p M. December TO- 1879. 10 ue S
tiona Convention in 1896 and transact such other
business as may demand consiu rsIeD Chairman
T JdsEPH H. H. M NAM lEY secretary.
Senator Carter, in speaking about the ea'' s"i-
Il came here with the intention of seeing as ''an'
members OF the National Committee as poss.os
could. and especially the members OF the EAe0u''''
Committee because wished to ascertain the iee'-
,ngs of the committee upon the subject before
,ss.ed the call have been disappointed In NOT
seeing one or two members OF the Executive 'on'
mittee Joseph H. Mapey, OF Naine' cha- ,i,'"i %
the Executive Committee. Is now IN OaiioiN""'
and Henry c. Payne OF Wisconsin, rs IN hu'ope'
On the whole 1 have been able to see the majority
:, ~. oo,,r,,,,ea and have ascertained their feel
inc unon the subject. From what have learned
Ana that the majority OF the committee woud
favor the holding of the convention ABOUT the sec
ond week in June. Warm weather comes soon
after that, and il would not be advisable 10 wait
longer l think that the Democrats will hold an
earlier convention than that. as precedent always
n,aces the initiative upon the Administration party
Nothing however. is 20 be inferred from the GATE
for the meeting of the committee as 10 the Tune
of holding the convention and the length OF the
campaign The rule simply calls for the holding OF
n convention not less than six months from the
time that the committee meets. Personally favor
a campaign of the usual length. Experience has
taught me that the campaign is not really active
for more than forty days. The other WORK IS
preliminary and is not OF kind to divert the inihu
of the public from business. Therefore by having
a long campaign you in reality get less action and
worry than in short. sharp aggressive hgnt
Many politicians said that the arriya, Of Senator
QUAY at the Fifth Avenue Hotel had a great deal
on The date Mr.. Quay came in yesterday morning
bright and early. He was Accompanies by ms son,
lieutenant QUAY. When asked about ms WISH, ne
sa ..Ths g the first time that have been in New,
over in Pennsylvania. l see thai the ne~spapeiSS
have had yS here m srey Of
The Senator looked well and happy ne vas
dressed Tith ta6 gnsae'H He seemed in high good
humor. and when asked for an opinion about the
date of holding the next RepuDhcah Na''ona' oo'-
Il favor campaign Of he usual length e1 m
custom. Experience has taught us that a., campaign
of education is best for the success OF me Kspno
and we are ready to put them &c debate ~,
Where do you favor holding the convention 81
chance the city has as l have not had an oppor.
tunity to talk to the men who VIII decide 'ha'
IN sneakns Of other matters Senator Quay said:
As to n ans Soppoigd TO any coSnaon with the
Popusts to acquire any end II me hePuDhti ga
Ssnn9i bs thez should not DO So While by
i7ng the Senate with the aid OF the Popuhsss We
and MUi'a few cRa.,msns,ps of committee it il bes'
that we should not letter oafie YES w nii No e.
bound e he Popas's that we GST r Ro nd5s Ss
aOn that bore the stamp OF PfIf 20 bear luz
The same. 1t is best not to be found IN bad COM
There has been great deal of talk recently to
the effect that Senator Quay would make a strong
fight to Scso Gnas Garter Senator Cares ST.
yer views have not pleased the Repupheans OF ,ha
East and ne wl pr When Congfessman Stone of
pennsyivan.a nominated Senator Quay for state
sirned as an ,ac aeknowedsmen Of the fact nat
snscT 0Iayn ] be When M aS S ns
If there was any significance In the remarks OF con-
THAT'S simply an inference that the newspapers
made in reporting Mr.. stones speech man is
likely 10 go II little strong III nahAis .oiaas
and know nothing about It, have had troupe
lately vSS in Hsrs e
broadly When the reply, was made that he seemed ns
to have settled that trouble satisfactorily he SAID
We'll it hal to be adjusted somehow. AS far
as the National Committee craftsmanship is con
cerned that is to be settled in the future. and the
man to whom it comes cannot shirk the RESPONSE
The Senator said that he expected to be here for
several days This Is simple visit ne sald
g. tfroe I III. 20
needs 10 be attended to- and then nave been SO
busy in my own state that nave Os ot t trsck . Of
one as yet but shall probably see Mr. Plat; Mr.
Carter. Mr. Clarkson and any others that are here
II will be sort of an Informal anair' ana ponies
AS Senator Quay came downstairs from the din
Ing room he met ex.Governor hger On ,ne s'a.,s
other exciting topics. When Mr.. Alger was asked
about the call of the committee, and the prospect
OF a long campaign. he said: . < .
II was in the ca 'alry, and am in favor or
paign that would map out. But, long or short we
are in a position that we cannot be beaten:
of the hotel on his way to Republican State head
quarters MIR Depew expected to leave the city
to-day on tour, Of inspection Of the Ianderbn
few moments. Mr. Depew has already expressei
his opinion about convention. and with Senator
Quay favors Pttsburg as the place for IT, The fact
had hardly left the city before Senator Quay came
in II is generally known that Senator. QUAY does
not favor the President for a denomination. but
the statesman from Beaver has nothing 20 say
upon the subject Of Presidential possibilities. He
said wher some one asked him yesterday whom he
Republican National Convention
BIG REPUBLICAN MEETING PLANNED
wELI~KNowN SPEAKERS To BE HEARD TO-
MORROW EVENING IN COOPER UNION