New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
MCARREN SHOWED ASIDE.
not ALLOWED TO HANDLE CAMPAIGN
FINDS NOTIFICATION SECRET OF

Patrick UouH MrCarreu. senator from me sugar
refinery district ~ Brooklyn, has been h.'lE
sihov-ed to side bv an" Hlll-''ol"r mon, WHO
have informed Nr. NcCarren thar %" cannot he
the handler OF The campaign funds THAI Mr. 'oifr
and ais friends 1re eoiuE to raise this fdN MT
McCarre0 had hopes ot attending to TINS nice niue
fan Sob uu. after his industrious attempts q"
suuclch tho Colcr boom Mr. 'oler aud his aHNl~'iT
were seized with tho inspiration that tt would h-
good idea o. have an upstate man to run inc
finances of ths campaign. state Chairman amp
bell was ono of tho prime movers in the S'hsm" To
have McCarren set aside With Mc.a'Fen ""'.
Nir Campbell will have q good deal % say about
the running of tho executive committee aS amy
,p-State man viii bc likely 20 counsel with him
something. hy tho WAY that N'. ''''N "''''
not DO.
Ir Coler and THO other state nominees VIII he
Informed ot tholr nomination on "Wednesday h~Hl
ueXt a. O'Clock. at the ridden club a reception
win be given for tho candidates hy th" e.u' '''''
their notification.
Martin ". Littletou. permanent chairman ~ me
recent Democratic State Convention. has appointed
tho foloUing committee ON notification.
John stanenh-ld. of @amg-, e. Crur-r
George Foster Peabody. Randolph Gusssnae.me-
Herman Rfdlrr .IH-T ''t'e
b H McCarreu I,orueHu- a. Iug-''l-
Il|srS f5|sr9 N .israfS james a Naurre
cord Never Jams~ a. h.rN'''
lI.ee.ierlek FloHsr GEarlrs r r,.. D. lroaN.
q y Forues B.tsrt r. D.0lws
Nobody has been decided upon vet fol chairman
of the executive committee" said state Chairman
Campbell yesterday. "Coler Wln select the man
The executive committee Will have immediate
charge ~ the campaign and think b. rs reht that
the candidate for Governor should indicate Wn9
should manage his canvass. tomm'HtnS "h l''
political outlook Mr. Campbell Coruuugl-
'It looks if the Democrats VII WIN ] NJ
coal situation viii draw thousands ol votes 20 t'
Democratic side, The Republican party ~ ~
father az trusts and the Coal Trust is one ~ them
N the people are suffering from lack oi coal ht n
month Thea viii visit their wrath on the ktpuLh-
Another thing, the people are Iita OF iNe-
publican rule I'm tins state. They want a ,haItSt-
know some people who COINS t0 vote the Demo
cratic ticket solely because they want @ change.
and not because they are opposed 20 odeIl II VIII
be q campaign ~ issues. not men Inc h'lh"NIduc
platform will carry us To VrforH-
The Tammauv don't iI, the selection of the
gather their notification To rs a rather Shdip
blow across the knuCkleS ny the Hin men. The
Democratic Club Is none 10 strong tn"s oaNs- now
thar croker l. ~ reach and ~ would have
pleased some of the IammanN men N lheh 'Ihp
could have been selected.
Mr. HIN STAYED al the Hoffman House last nlEht
Some of his callers iu the afternoon ana evening
were AIr Coler Charles NJ Preston, candidate Tor
Treasurer. A. a Mclean. otto kempuer. state
Chairman Campbell and Elliot Dauforth.
N-Senator HIM went 20 ErOoklNu Yesterday
mornng. and had two hours conference ~lth
Nr cIaughlin and other Kings County Democrats
al MtllOughby-st auction rooms As already
stated the campaign IS 10 be opened IN Brooklyn
on SATURDAY. night a. the Academy of Music. when
Mr. Hiu VIII make the principal speech. CONTROLLER
(Srout will be the presiding officer. Nj. toltr
douhtless will be present, but he Viii not make any
FORMAL address as ne is expected speak at length
on the following Wednesday night when ~ tho
Ttden club