New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
HILL NAN TO HANDLE CASH
CARLISLE, or WATERFOWL
CHOSEN BY THE EX-SENATOR.
~ pr CHAIRMAN OF The NEW STATE IN
EcUTIvE COMMITTEE-THE OTHER
MENBERs-coLER PROMISES

r,senstor Davia B. Hul yesterday decided on
- makeup % his new State Executive Committee.
,obr Carlisle. a Wstertown lawyer, will handle
a. colers money for Mr. IAN, who went back 10
,tbeov last night after two days stay ~ the
tso~uar House, leaving his heutenants in state
~ .erthuslastic' relapse The coal strike
.,ze- as the Democratic politicians have begun
IN cau it has been overworked. and shows dis
.tr-t signs of ueura 81 henia. The impression Is
ssriuc ground among sensible Democratic voters
-saf q isn't safe 10 depend on a calamity issue
,ss fall. and the Hn men have been leaning on
,He noitiral culm dump with an their might
AZ Colrr is not going 10 have any headquarters
s-er DO has heen Informed OF his nomination on
v-esnesday might next a. the Tilden club Mr lIil
is afraid thar Nr. Coler In some moment Of un-
s5lsd eNuberance will say something that viii
,sfract attention from the coal strike. After Mr..
Co,sr has been told OF his candidacy he VIII pack
ne dress sut cases. turn in his room key 20 the
,lerk OF the Hoffman House and HE himself 10
brooklyn.
John \ Carlisle. the new executive chairman. is
distinctly not a Coler man. hut an ardent follower
az ex-senator Hill, and has been recognized as
s1ch ever since his afhlauon with politics.
The state Executive Committee was appointed
after several conferences by Mr. Coler ex-senator
Hu and Chairman Campbell. The makeup is as
follows
Ha.n MsLagg6iin BROOK Thomas NJ MUIR, New
Casres T. Murphy NeV Ereaerek Coos & Ro'sss'sT ,''s
r-rr ~ r--V Nea -Yorx Arrhur A. Nolan, Nrwours
John = crimul!as, NeV- George Kan Oh's'se
York
Frank Campbell Is an ex ofhcio member. and
John A Mason is secretary. Mr.. Carlisle Is niue
lzDoWp in the CITY He is thirty-six years old, and
rs a member OF The Law hrm u Brown carlisle 4
Hugo OF Watertovn. He has been chairman "I
the Jefferson County Democratic Committee.
member OF the State Committee since 1884 and sec
retary since 1885
II was quiet about the Hoffman House last night
after Mr. Hiu left there. Chairman Frank Camp
he'll remained. bun neither he nor Mr. coler hsa
ANYTHING 20 say for pvbh-stion. Mr. Coler prom
ised 10 talk soon. however, by the following re-
i cant say anything now. hut after the formal
notification will talk enough TO make up Tor lost
Ihe principal topic Of discussion last night, aside
from the selection and personnel Of the ENeoutlN 2
Committee. was the probable choice or the three
court II is now said that Edward E Mccall IS
assured of one Of the places The Others are 81.
10 favor Mr.. Mccall The trouble seems 10 arise
over the choice of HehreN The seiecton VII
probably not be definitely decided unul the meet
ng OF the Tammauy Executive Committee az
Tammauy Ha!l thls afternoon al 2 o eioeA, A new
name was added 70 ths Isl Tot c9ISloeratloH yes,
terday. II IS that of Albert !. philips oi 80. -
Nassau-st. AIr. Phillips lives IN the AAlAth As
semhly District, and Is sala 70 have the nacking
Of John r. Carroll Tie lives a. No ia East
Hsf a dozen influential Americans.
headed by Dr. Joseph II. Seurer, called on Charles
=. Murphy al Tammsny Han YESTERDAY. ana pre-
senteo 10 him msinoi!sl uislnt llel ilLl.o ~
inson be named. The delegation q callers repre-
senJea ne FSaeLSleq @ @C5sLlltsh soCssiSs 5, u -F
expressed the belief that German Hebrew Caudi-
date would give strength 10 the ticket
Tie Spellhinders' Bureau was formally opened
Yesterday al Tammany HaN with Maurice r.
Bumenthal IN charge. MI blumenthal says tnere
leaders ,n Manhattan and the Bronx. including
Bohemian ana 1ldalsh II IS Planned 10 ho-d over
one hundred meetings q week IN the two boroughs.