New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
ODELL SUCCEEDS HACKETT
THE ~EwB1rRG CONGRESSMAN CHAIR
MAN OF THE REPCbi'iON-'
STATE COMMITTEE.

DRESS TO VOTERS lNDORSES ihH
PRESIDENTS ASD COVER
NOR BLACKS ADMIN
IsTRATIoNs
r,o rooo,i,r o, the Republican State Con''"''ee
-, .ho RIM Avenue Hotel in this cry
WIS well attended. brief and puslnvS saa.,. ~
,ancies in the committee causeu - - were
80 ~ IIsckett and William l. PROCTOR W.
MT eued but the craftsmanship Oh ''.V ouod
made vacant by NJ Hacketts GeN'"' oaar
-. ~, olo.,io, % Congressman benjamin H. Ouo,''
- ~ xevh,,rg while William Barnes j. y. 90
bary took Mr Odeil's place as c.'''i me- 80,
executive Committee. Memorials TOT N' '
and My Proctor were passed ana pap'N ~" ~,
rbo state Committee adopted an ao"'oSS ~ -
voters lrdorsing President Mchlh'e! -,
VIZ -.oa,t dealings with the spanish Government
, .lofginp 10 hi,. the earnest ana p"U'o'''
snD,o~t OF the Republicans Of the Empire gu
Tn. address also indorscd TIE aNh''n'S'' ''
Governor Black and the action OF the
majority In the Legislature ,.u v,ere
uonv prominent Republican politicians "e
araorr ~ the hotel by the meeting OF the S'"'
Co,,r,,.ee Scnator Thomas c. PlRi' was o""'
talking TO them ia the Motel corildoTS Uc-''V -.
meeting but ju-t before the committee ''S', "
session he betcok himscN - Ms H'"h'o"' V"'
William Erookr,li mingled with me IN "S '' ~
rr,,or terore the committee net. ana c."''''
II
,,, o,r.~s Mr. TrookdeI said that he HA'c'P"''"
. republican victory his fail He thought '"''
Reo,bucaps generally woud support the Aohl,n-
,s,ration ~ the polls and that those lo"'''""!
onnosej viii vote the Republican ticket On '"e
principle that it is bad policy 20 swap ho'S''
while crossing q stream ,,,
Senator RedGeld Proctor. Of Vermont H,''t' '.,
.,,h the state Committeeman. and talked WIZ"
several He said that be was in the city on pr''he
business He is ihc-ourhy satisfied WIN ue
vav things are going. however. ana was h'e'iS
enthusiastic over the victory OF COMMODORE 'e".!
He thinks the Administration VIII De h'"''"' sup
ported.
VIruERBEE AND THE SENATE"
rrar, : WItherbee. member Of the Advisory
Cor,r.ttoc was on hand. Mr.. Nltheroee "'"".'
snneays a, meetings OF tho State Commi',e'' ne
va soveral heart % heart" talks with Ihomas
G. Plat and his face fairly shone with sausla'"','
I, is an omen secret that Mr. Nither'e' ".>"V :"
survived Senator Murphy and that he thihNs 9'"'
s,or Plat will support him lie was r''1'"' '
the subject was naturally 10 - 80.
Ious y Pawn. on the other hand. eyed MT
xy,,borhca with some quiet amusement, IL l.
nretty well understood that Mr. Payn also mas a
Candidate and that Governor Black is MS Cho'ce
for the place. .A,.
There was good deal &c quiet gossip ABOUT inns
same candidacy Of Governor Black Tor me 9e"a'.
.,a Z. was limited that it received a good dea' or
.rcorro.,et7,ert Yesterday In the first place Whst
&c now termed tie Black-Aldrdce-Fay conoiha-
ton in the Republican party Of the state 'ane 10
the meeting with a candidate for chairman OF ,.e
Executive Committee. Their choice was George W
Dunn of Ringhamton l. is well KNOWN '''"t M
pan Mr. Aldridse and Mr. Black have 10 love for
Mr. Bornes who was elected. Mr.. Barnes th'y
CO. is inclined 20 be indiscrcet in his remarks.
and he has been heard to abuse them at various
times for various reasons. but always Neo'o"s.E'
.rho ornh,,o,io, was strong enough 20 defeat Ut.
parnos +. &c asserted. hut at the last moment IL
oaoitulated ana concurrod In Nj. BarNesS se'e'
tion There was a report that some concessions
had been made. Mr.. Payn had long conference
with Senator Piatt before the meeting lie Is said
IN have asked as pledge for his support Of Barnes
the assurance that MIR Black would be supported
for Sen2tDr.
The STATE Committee met in Farior ok. o. me
hotel soon after p. m. and John s Kenyon The
secretary OF the committee. called the roll or mem
hers and proxies the thirty-four c.itT!cts o. the
State b! Ing represented as follows: