New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-23
HOW HANNA WILL MANAGE.
THE IONG-DIsTANCE TELEPHONE TO
PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART

GENERAL GRosvENoR. IT Is STATED WILL MAKE
HIS HEADQUARTERS IN NETWORK CITY
WHO THE OTTER AIDS WILL BE
One Of the Brooklyn delegates to St Louis, who
l., -, toros Of intimacy with Mark Hanna. said
Yesterday. with reference 10 the management
Of the Republican National Campaign:
"1t has been decided definitely that MAJOR
Charles W. 7. Dick will be secretary OF the l'e-
nubljcan National Executive Committee. MAJOR
Dick is near to Major Mckinley and his selec'loh
was at the solicitation Of the Republican cahuua'e
for President He was chairman OF the kepupi'c""
State Committee both campaigns that MAJOR
Mckinley was the successful candidate Oh HIS
party for Governor Of Ohio.
For four months Major Dick has peen 'he
able assistant of Mark Hanna in conducting
Major McKiney's candidacy FOR the fresiueh'i"i
nomination. He had desk ADJOINING 'ha' u
Mr Hanna IN the Mckinley Bureau at Cleve-
land. and to his sagac!ty and experience was u"e
IN q large extent the success Of Major Mckinney
He is an affable gentleman and VIII De iou"" d
valuable conartner Of Mr.. Hanna in the work
that will come before the committee
"uator Dicks home is in Akron. the capital Of
Summit County which adjoins Stark County
whore Major Mckinley lives He was for three
terms Auditor or MS county, anu "''' :"
from Garaed's old district to the st. Louis Con
vantion this year Senator John Sherman OF
Ohio has long looked upon Major Dick as one OF
his mos, intimate friends and trusted advisors
..Nark Hanna while the recognized chairman OF
,ho RanublIcan National Executive Committee,
will not spend so much time in New-fork in the
canning campaign as he would had he "a secre-
tarv who was not familiar with the details OF
the work that naturally accumuates IN suci
an imDortant contest Major Dick is Thoroughly
conyersant with Mr.. Hanna's IDEAS ana VIII
carry them into execution with little trouble
MIR Hanna will not spend all Of his time IN
New-York for this reason He Is intereSleu III
many business enterprises which demand his n.
tention 1t was because OF his personal li'eiu-
ship for Major Mckinley that he entered inc
fight in his behalf lie will divide MS uIhe III
the campaign between New-York and MS nome
in Cleveland. but will have controlling super
vision of the work. -, . ~ i'm,
nortant factor in the campaign. Mr.. hanna can
remain in Cleveland and still direct the eaii -
paign as well Il he were on the sI0uhII ~ ~
will be the first National campaign IN WHO" inc
| long-distance telephone has been useu' -,
There is much speculation as to VINE T Viii
| compose the National Executive commute. w.
| men who have been decided upon are Oemeiai
| Charles II GrOsVenOr and General SeWtIl, oi
| New-Jersey General Grosvenor Is one OF the
| most sagacious politicians in America lie hdS
| for wears been a member of Congress from
| Ohio representing a district that has many men
| of National reputation. General GroeVehor wa
| askad nv a newspaper friend few years age
| why il was that he Went to Congress year altei
! wear when there were many ambitious mel
| in his district. This was his reply, ana II Is Iui
| of good sense: 1920 .a..,o,
! at IS because / never use the same tacuc'
twice If | an. successful this year, next yeal
my opponents adopt the tactics when ihaue liz
successful and use something new -,
| General Grosvenor will devote his time 10 th'
! campaign. and will make his headquarters II
| the Fifth Avenue Hotel. 1t was announced yes
| York in the latter part of this week or the tore
part of next, when the names Of the Executive
| Committee will be given out.
"Gnnerai Sewell's selection was made by Mr.
| Hobart the candidate for Nice-President. H.
| is one of the best known public men OF New
Jersey and has for years been identhed WIFI
! the interests Of the Republican party.