The sun., 1900-12-23
NO ONE FOR GREENE'S PLACE
Ygr CHOSEN GEN. yAENrM AND ~. NJ.
TN EyCK DFCItNT.


Henson 70 ne Sergeant alarms of the senate
Three Hours Conference In senator
visNs Room. Fail. to Tis on . County
Committee rresidsnt->o Police Bfii Inik.
The Republican solon. had q very agreed
bic conference at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
| yesterday afternoon II began at 3 o'clock
and ended at There were present at
this conference. which took place In Senator
platt's rooms, senator Platt, Governor-elect
Odell, Lieut. Gov Woodruff. Chairman Dunn
OF the Republican state Committee. and tho
Hon. \ Frederick Nixon. who is again 10 be
elected Speaker OF the ssembly Later on.
the Hon. william Barnes. Jr.. OF Albany ar
rived. All the Republican folks were glad
to see Mr.. Barnes. Iis had been absent on
well-dcserved vacation In Europe since cleo
tion day. lie arrived on the steamship St
Louis yesterday In time to talk about matters
with his Republican friends
All the Afternoon ard late 10 the evening
there was great gathering OF Republicans 8
in the hotel corridor, For instance. there
were on hand the Hon lothian p Aids of
Chenango. who is again TO be leader OF tho
majority on the floor Of the Assembly at
Albany. John Dwight Of Dryden. Collector
George X. Bidwell. National Committee-
man Frederick s. Gibbs. Chairman William
IL. len LEth Ol iHt NbuHNS IAN'.AN''
Committee. the Hon Char.e. s Wilbur.
who made such record as super
visor of the Census for New Yo rk county
ex-Slrrogate James NJ. Narnum. ex-senator
Charles B. Page. Magistrate Clarence ".
Meade, Charles Steckler and Bernard Big
I'm All were Interested in the discuss. n
which was to take place In Senator Pats
rooms.
u curse. therc was 2 discgssioEg as as to to
Frederick NN,n announced after the
conference that there had been no radical
change In the announcements made by the
news; apers for the last two or tllce weeks
to tho CIeCt that chairmen who had been
r,.octed would have their I'D places There
members on the Aseenhll comm ttees, but
these can be adjusted, II was said. within a
few hours. OF course, the Hon. ARCHIE r.
Raster Of Chcmung is TO be again Clerk u
senator rlott and Chairman Dunn and their
done as to the minor plOCes on the senate
Committees uut.l late this week II was de-
cllred that the sane rule as TO rejected SertI
tors viii apply. as in the cas" o. reelected
As~emhlynen that -, reelected Senatols
are to have Their old places as chairmen OF
important Com'gttee-
During tho talk many h'ngs we've sad rs
to the successor to Gen FrnuciS Nhtpn
Green" as President. o. the County Com,
mittoc All regretted that Con Greene mad
resigned senator Hiatt said that Gea.
Greene resigned merely because OF business
reasons, ant thai any otter nterprea'loh II
leading senator Flftt said that he greatly
regretted tho res enaton III" conierrees
discussed number .i Names tor ne ne vsG}an' y
: Wilbur NJ " the, on er"nce Her" ir'. My
70 Nr Wilbur. but il was decided th.t .\'r
wav Gen Ialnlm. who vas dowi ta.rs
in tho corridor was o., s'rt lCr; and y was
;ugg ,ted to him that he should accept the
Pres dtncy OF I'll" new Committee Ten
Narnuu sad that certain ittere-tc with
which be vas 'l,s.ly ,onuected would pre-
vent him from acc"i ting
and Chairman william II Ten Eyck y the
Count EHecgt,ye C"m,uitteTr Wfrc th"n
Z at hc could not possibly take the Pre- +
dcncy q the County Comm lt,"e ant SO EYER
said that maybe Pre- idert Of the committee
would hr ee,ectod between now and Monday
and p..,itlv ne name wo1,d not C come . c, ont
dent
ate in TIE eyelins there va; d ,cussion
Senator P'att said
believe Il at Gqrretty I, Renson o. Alhany.
fh.Hd be s'trf ot to IN s sa1Stsr r2fs ScS1c
TIA, Mr. Henson should be sclo.ted So do
oy W@fof ,6 2Tf GaT at # Thq Tha s are
announces tomorrow wCrnnG that. Mr.
Rcnson j. - be Sers"rot-at-arms Of the
Ben, N has made In previous years an oN-
Cel"nt Sergeant. .at-arns Of the Assemh'y
"a t of the senate. lie WNS \ very Halld le
nan whom re was sergeant at-arrus ~ tire
Serat". attended to his duties. and was IT,
right all the way through. : am convinced
that all Of oGr friends VIII agree to the selec-
tiou of Mr.. Benson.
some ~ 40 Ror,blicans down in tho co.,
ridor o' the hot"l said that the pronosNd No''ce
leriSl l1tiCn - Albany was discussed AZ the
conference IN senator platt's rooms The
information from those present was 70 ~"
effect that not n word was said about tho
matter hut that before Governor elect od"ll
goes to AiNanv p"rrnan"ntl- final di'cus-
sion is to be had on this subject