New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
.r.rE COMMITTEE CALLED.
rp,rIC LEADERS To MEET ON
July - IN THIS CITY.
vr,y TIME CHAIRMAN HINKI.EV URGES
r, WAIT roR THE STATE
CONVENTION COURSE OF THE
xEw-YoRK DELEGATIoN At
CHICAGO COMMENDED
THE CONFERENCE
HERE


THE CONFERENCE
HERE
ny TELEGRAPH n THE rRIRrNEl
ct. y Y. July T-Chairman Hinkley
f'"s coll this evening for meeting OF the
iSsu.onc state Committee. and at the same ume
DenV - chairman Of the State Committee,
issue .~,o - the Democracy of the State the
man, ~" I'd the manifesto read as follows
ca" o." Poughkeepsic y. y. July i. ls.
49,. r,eubers Of he Democratic state Committee
The rnpessicd 10 meet at the Hoffman House in the
S ay q NevSGGTatM f fsfvS'{H IS Sq Chairman
nos' .,a Democracy Of the State: The fact cannot
- I3,ssuised that the action OF me 0n,tagO the
ventoInr wa Of New-York and has aroused wide
e,1sd AMI increasing opposition IN 'h,s s,a,s
mV GTUereiy be Souae IhnT by n
son determine @ be wss ap hat the State
ConvsFf rorn New-York 10 the recent National Con-
IGNITION expected TO maze 81 as 10
ro't Snfy Of the Democracy Of the state IN me
p-esn, sss In me To San nerpretatons Of
q 'natforrn well the possible action on otner
political bodies WIN Mi te,S ~ bring the bath OF
duty hss. circumstances recommend (after con-
!. with many leading Democrats or the
sur that definite political action be taken oy
DcrNc'S, ~ - NAV he trusted 10 take such pa
49, NJ s,ires as the honor and the interests OF
To- and the country. both for the present ana
ne future may flames JAMES W. HINKLEy.
Chairman Democratic State Committee
,,.-ns,d,e-hv-the-Sea. ~ j. July 17-Major
INES W Huxley. chairman of the New-forx
s',,, Democratic Committee. who has been here
9TH Senator Hill to-day gave the United Pres
,bs following significant statement:
The action OF the New-York delegation at chi
..so has passed into history. and As | look back
che
curse in the slightest degree except If possible 10
make GUY protest more emphatic
From the attention given 10 Senator paVlu %
r1iu one might think ne was Presidential canui-
sa,e He received several political friends to-day
and e Is general talk that political conference
IN - held shortly probably tomorrow. in Long
p-s,ch. Several Democratic leaders from New
YORK are expected here. l. i said that the con-
fs-erce will be H. regard 20 placing a Democratic
,-aiia+e IN the field with gold platform ana
IA, the Assistant Secretars OF the Treasury Will
lam F Curtis is here in the interests OF secretary
carlisle
The above call and manifesto o. Major Huxley
s hartman OF the Democratic Natiol al Committee
f., ~ main result OF the conference which was held
En- his city Yesterday at which Senator Hill. ex-Gov
.-n,- Elov-c- ex-Iieutenant Governor Sieehan and
Major Huxley were present. The conference was
f4,d in ex-Ciovernor Flowers office No. 81 Broad
q \
,'we- zane from andie-by-the-Sea yester-
s., morning where they had been celebrating for
f. day or TWO assisted by Senator Murphy, WiIham
T. curtis Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
md a few local New-York politicians. as YET u'l-
known 10 much fame. The conference at Governor
f-l.uers cffca lasted several hours. ana John -
: 7eehan and James J. Martin were admi''e1 10
, -nresent the present volcanic CONDITION OF Tam
r,.ny hAu and the imminent danger that the
IN sfion would be captured by piecemeal by the
,arrhiS.ic and fr-e-Sver element before TIE Sld'e
s4rs ar, ready 10 announce their programme
N ne face Of objections and arguments ioohins
more speedy action il was decided to refer the
liz, ,restior Of the Chicago infamy. perpstrated
~ The fac Of the protest of the New ORR De-
Ilocracy 10 the State Convention. Wnich VIII
l-3tably he called to meet a Saratoga about sep
,eruhe- None Of the members OF yesterdays con
ference would talk about its conclusions after us
b .iournmeul They united in saying that Chairman
J. nklev hal been delegated 70 speak for the rest
The. r-ocls ma tion ~ issued last night al Pough-
44os'e N connection with his call for the meeting
-. he STATE Committee here July p. was pre-
AIRED j; was understood. by Senator Hi while
,ojourrin al NormAndi- by-the-Sea.
lis arpsal 10 the disguised and Inundated sound
I,~,sn AMI Sewan abortion until the state ]nNeh-
II, ss-erno.es AMI Au lo-.tst.vely passes judgment
w. -aearled simply Is NJ. Huns sch me iJr gam
as lime 80 statement from him l. ne" eApects ,
II uas I'D that ne ould u-e the intervening tlHle
r-~k a. sometnsng n the shape Of a state cam
Iaign issues wh-ch night priIe tle noes
p ~ with some se.blaLce of nope u succ-ss'
4, eas. wants 70 be aD-e 10 say ms 49, me-
aine for future use " neh tne 0,a.F srsfIlv
lreyara speech. whca vii proosn.y coh'a n W. W.
+ Vii cal reasons why ne anu az go a. Hnj-
cse3 however dlstasteful ana humiiia'hs me pr
~ ZION ina, Tew-Yora can be prevented from
r,,,ng an overwe.lming Republican maJ'r.t! DosA
~ Mckinley and he Republican STAT
In ,o.te Of the desperate sltuatlon o, me Denlo-
a. - =" Pro5abIv his success in STAYING of
80 sion as 10 Bryan and free silver Tor me s
j.sst made him light hearted after long perioL %
,,ion IL supporting or relectns ee Sepht ~
NJ w1neys declaration he said pieaaialn laged IN
M ROIl. Not Woia now, re 49,, ,aent
snswe- 70 question that ne had no d sha
v,.S senator Jones and did not expect 70 see ,me
roai-uan OF the DemOcratc Nat4oiid -. -,
xswYo-R vas occasioned by private business ana snd
IA, lie nj expect the oe!'a S. - TI does
no, VS. an mixing OF his personal feeling 10 &c,
80 thai ne go before ne o.,s,sD.iv accent
a noa-commi.ial attitude and CONSISTENT! "007''
II was said YESTERDAY that Senator H l. HT1
II tbe 49, ticket and is pleased with Mr.
Flowers hearty words OF condeHiIa,ro ak, r. Is
aid - does not favor third ticket, as II wouIo
split the party not only in the couhJiry; ,DS Gov
e-soT and majority Of the Assembly at the mex
election HIS letters binding Inn 70 1i him from
OrganIzafiou il Is said all that Keep MI" i
liking sbe same stand that Mr.. whitney t9oh
The impression is general that s zen ,Se pemo
cali oar,y - the State 10 support the Chicago
i.cket In perfunctory manner and tnat W.
he mas found ne will crawl throughh eil g., H 10
lole In as graceful a manner possible ana le
as much az possible the candidates anu We
platform Of tn. National organization. ano Man
his Aght within the State for the Governor Noh-
gressfoen and members OF The Assembly: .
Nothing was divulged about the conference al
NJ Flowers Office but after n was over the Sena-
and his friends returned to the seashore WIN
ihe exception OF Major Hinkley. VINO went 10
iu,.ohL.oaI...l. r.latr.l, resut OF these