New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-02
HILL LOVE FEAST READY
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
TO OPEN TO-DAY.
LEADERS FROM EVERYWHERE WILL BE
PRESENT. But SHEEHAN WILL
BE MISSED.

yesterday Nislie ne VIZ NA4AA44e ''iN--
ev-Cortroller Bird s Coler OF New-York about the
,-oa ching orenine o. the State headquarters Of
+be Democratic party here and while he would not
-aveaI how many persons had accepted the INVITA-
10 OF Frank Campbell. the chairman OF the
memorable STATE Committee. TO be present at the
,-enirg on Monday. it was apparent from his
,fse-<1,lr,ess that he had reason 10 think that
there would be a largo assemhaSe Of the Democrats
= -he state in honor OF the occasion The Al
r-rv Argus the Democratic organ in this city.
.s= this morning. Many acCepJances have been
received by Chairman Campbell Of the State com
r7irtee. and the headquarters no doubt will be
thronEed-"
M HIS friends for several years have said
that # ne Rad had charge Of the campaigns Of the
democratic party in this State better results would
have followed
=. -av HEADQUARTERS will be in the Treadwen
-,s-sior Al No lIa North Pearl-st- They are in a
four story building % generous proportions. built
,-s--,- Years ago by George g Treadwen. and still
the rrouertv o. the TreadweIl family The house can
he reached in i've minutes from the Union Railway
- Tsrrr o. the Ncw-Vcrk Central ana Confederated
rair--4ds Il Is not more than seven minutes walk
e-o,, the lsx Offices = David 8. Hill. in Broadway
PILGRIMS viii therefore easily be able 70 see Mr.
I'm and then visit The headquarters Mr. Hill by
-r5r7r change IN rhe usual route followed by his
carriage II going TO and from his home, at VOL
farrs Roost. on The road TO Troy. can manage to
nay visit 10 the headquarters
There iE a tiE parIor on the floor above the base
-,e-t Of the building. This room VIII be used for
such assemblages as that Of tomorrow night, and
also for the meetings Of the committee On the
floors above there viii be rooms for clerks and
sterog-arhere. and the usual staff y = state COM
---ree The HEADQUARTERS will ~ in charge Of ex-
CORPORATION Counsel Melvin l. Hanen OF Syracuse
Francis :. Willard former Editor Of The New
burg Gazette" and brother Ct Senator Garry A
Willard Of BoonyiIle Oneida County. viii be in
charge Of thu press bureau
Il the official ANNOUNCEMENTS OF the resolution OF
prominent Democrats 10 establish headquarters
here the statement was made that here, IN the
Various State departments. exists the material TO
be gathered and disseminated to the press for use
in discussing the issues Of the pending canvass
The statement was added This party moe
r1ent having for its object the upbUildng and per-
lection Of better organization. particularly in
the country districts, and the PRONUNCIATION OF
facts figures and important information bearing
upon the Republican administration OF State
affairs"
Another statement Of interest in this Official
proclamation was that these headquarters viii be
-1n not in the interest of any faction or Of any
candidate for State Office. but for the whole party.
and with an eye single TO Democratic success at
The polls Mr.. Hill probably inspired this utter
sace, and il the more interesting in view OF
the frequent visits here lately OF ex-COntroer Bird
:. CoIer Of New-York who undoubtedly would &C
cept the Democratic nomination for Governor II it
we're offered TO him.
There were rumors here to-day that Hugh Nc
I4aughlin, OF Brooklyn, would come 10 Albany on
Monday 10 attend the opening Of the headquarters.
Tarnrnany's three leaders Murphy, HafTen and Nc
Mahon will be present Il IS presumed also that
James ShevIin and Patrick T. McCarren will be
here from Brooklyn, in company with Bird s. Coer-
Frederick Cook Is expected from Rochester. James
x Mcclure from Syracuse. and Norman z. Mack.
Kennedy and other prominent DEMOCRATS from
Jacob GeEling will come from Rochester in com com
Tracy. George E Weed is expected from PIatts-
burg, John y Carlisle from Watertown. and
eagles 4d db s4lsoF f5e GsSssG Committee
have all been invited They are. with their Senate
districts, the following named:
District Name County. District Name County
Perry Belmont Suffolk 27-tienry '. Borst Mon
Hugh Mclaughlin x gs 2s-Robert Hamilton. Wash
5-W.IIiaTa 4 Doyle Kings. 2s-Pssrick E, McCabe.
- a Mcca5Ten. Kings. 8o-FTancis : Manoy. Rens-
Kings 31-JererIah T. Finch. War
lo-Patrtck Diver. New sc-Thonas ! whitney. St
1I-Tfrnothy D. Sullivan, s3-CIinton Beckvith, Her
12-John 7 Oakley. New 34-Jannes H. Flanagan.
Ia-jaz5es " Boyle, s5-John \ Carlisle. Jerer-
14-chaTies F Murphy. 3s-Eueene Hughes. onon-
l5-5ohn F. Carroll New s7-ChsTIes \. BuIger. os-
Ie-joan J scannell New ss-ChsTies F o'Brten.
2sR4o Mcmahon ~ rG e2q9y f ss-ss.
York Frank Campbell stea-
=. Nev-YoTk. 42-J0hn Flanagan. On
-v-JCCC NEaen- New
York 4$-Edwin T. Hickey Mon
-a-LoCls z. HaIer. New
York 44-Jacob Gerns Monroe.
Il. 7 Beaud-tas West 45-CTeorge W Batten. Mag
chester.
&-Archur A Mclean Or 4e-T E crtsneld. Ale
a2Ee
24-Clarence A. Randall 4T-John J. Kennedy.
- I",-chess- 4S-W!lia-n Simon. Erie
25-Tohn E. KRAFT Ulster 4s-F4tra-a H savage Erie
-5--Elot Da21orth. Che 50-Thornss 3. Dowc. Chau-
mango tauCua-
James K Mcclure. OF Syracuse is chairman Of
tne executive committee Of the Democratic State
Committee He viii be present. viii also most
O the members OF the executive committee which
mas Tor its members David g Hill Edward Muir
phy. Jr-, Richard Croker. Hugh Mclaughlin Elliot
DantoTth. Perry Belmont. John Whalen Arthur A.
AlcLe2n. Conrad DIehl, John L. Shea. Jacob Ger
ing, William 2 Grell. John A Mason. Frank D.
.-Tear1er, Charles n Bulger John J. Kennedy and
Thomas A Dowd.
NJ Canpbell. the chairman Of the Democratic
SLaIe committee viii make an address
The announcement was made Tonight that Lewis
Nixon, OF New-York, would attend and might make
4 speech Nc lnTmation given that Mr. Nixon
would speak for Tammany Hall. and II is consid-
treo mighty improbable that he will do so.