New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
TO MEET NEXT FRIDAY.
CALI. FOR THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE
COMMITTEE.
ACTION EXPECTED BEARING on POSSIBLE
EXTRA SESSION or THE LEGIsT'ATURE-
THE ATTITUDE OF THE REpUB
IIcAN MACHINE TOWARD
THE GOVERNOR.

THE GOVERNOR.
Tho Executive Committee Of the Republican State
Committee will meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel at
II o'clock next Friday morning 70 take action on
n contested case In Clinton County. The call was
issued yesterday by Congressman r. b. Odell, jf''
chairman OF the State Committee. and Whliam
Barnes IT, chairman OF the Executive Committee.
While the contest In Clinton is made pretext Tor
the call far more serious business Is contemplated
and It is believed some action will be taken looking
toward an extra session OF the Legislature. Sena-
tor Plat. who had been expected In the city Tor
three days arrived here at o'clock last nighr
Mr. Oden ana Mr. Rarnes had both left the city M
that time but the Senator found Collector Bldwell
Frederick S. Gibbs. Clarence W. Meade and others
waiting for him. They held short conference
but were reticent TO the nature Of their tax.
Things are in a somewhat tangled state here so
far as the Republican machine Is concerned a""
between this and Friday many matters Will he
taken m and discussed thoroughly. In the frst
placo the attitude OF Governor Black toward an
extra session and special retallatory legislation
upon Tammany Hall does not please Mr. Qugg or
Senator Plat. The Governor has not been so
ready 10 assent TO the wish OF the organization as
Senator Platt would wish Failing to induce the
Governor by personal remonstrance TO act as he
desired Senator Plat. It said yesterday. has
decided 10 put on more pressure ana give MS ue
mandq the additional strength OF an ENDORSEMENT
b. the State Committees Executive COMMITTEE
How far this VIII arcct the Governor remains ~
be- seen The members OF the State Committees
Executive Committee p. r. Ode jr.: William
aBrnes jr: George W Aldridge. T.. y. McAlpin
George W Dunn. John r. Parkhurst John X
Hazel Cornelius Van Colt. Barnet II. DAVIS, VIII
lam j. Youngs Lewis II. VAIL Clarence w. Meade
John Relsenwebcr Cornelius V. Collins Stewart L.
Woodford John c. Ducbert and William l.. Proc
Tor.
The differences between Governor Black and the
Republican organization. N the opinion OF many
are likely TO break forth into open antasonlsrn al
any time - prominent member Of the organza-
ton said last night when asked why the organiza-
ton was 80 backward In explaining its stand
toward the Governor good candidate for re-
nomination. said: you see. the Committee or FIJI
iy-three have adopted Black and have hailed him
as Que OF their own They have. In their district
contests. formed combinations 10 elect delegates
TO favor him. Now IL came out for him, they
would say that we were forced into 1t. or they
might take another tack and drop him as soon as
We declared Ourselves As it is. 1t seems best FOR
to wait
II seems to be certain that Lemue +. Quigg.
presid.n; OF the County Committee. Is trying 10
,l.c, delegates 70 the County Comnitte" opposed
10 NJ. Black An Instance Is cited by poltlciins
Quigg sent for Robert -. Miller. Port warden
VINO lives I'm the NNVth Ass' mbiy District Mr..
Quigg asked Mr.. Miller 10 20 IN with Cnhrles A.
Hess. This Mr.. Miller objected 10 IN me course
prove 10 Mr. Miller that he trying to elect
delegation that would be anti-Black clear through.
John H. Gurnef's district. Gunner Is openly for
Ilack and has formed combination with the OPP
p,nheimers FOR that purpci'- Mr.. Qu'gg sent men
into tho district 10 try TO win over Gunners head
bui they are said TO have been worsted
The developments OF the present week promise to
be- interesting.