Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-30

The battle between the rival campaign COM
mittees will be very pretty one, and may
be expected to enlven a long summer and
an otherwise dull fall.
The republican and democratic congress
sional campaign committees now are thor
oughiy Tganized. The democratic commit
tee comprises larger personnel than its
rival, and includes men not in Congress.
One reason for swelling the membership
was the desirability of taking into the party
management representatives of the eastern
wing of the democracy.
Democratic Committee.
The full democratic committee is compos--
ed of the following:
Senators-Arkansas, James II. Berry;
Florida, James P. Taliaferro; Missssippi
H. d. Money; Missouri. F. NJ. Cockreli;
Montana; William A. Clark; Tennessee E.
w. Carmack: Texas, Charles A Culberson:
Utah, John L. Rawlins; Virginia. Thomas
S. Martin. -
Observation-Disclosures John L. Bur
nett; Arizona, NJ. A Smith; Arkansas, T. c.
McRae; California. James English: Colora-
do, John f. Shafroth; Connecticut Robert
e, De Forrest; Delaware, L. Irvine Handy:
Florida, S. M. Sparkman; Georgia James
M Griggs; Idaho, Thomas L. Glenn; Illi-
nols, George P. Foster; Indiana, w. T.
Zenor; Iowa, G. A Huffman; Kansas, A.
M Jackson; Kentucky, d. L. Gooch; Loui-
siana, Robert C. -DaYey; Maine, John Scott;
Maryland, James w. Denny; Massachu-
oetlS, j. IndyeT, 2ilcntSan, +. h. Hos
ford; Minnesota, H. ]. Brown; Mississippi
j. s. Williams; Missouri, John Dougherty;
Montana, c. Edwards; Nebraska, ]. S.
Robinson; Nevada. f. g. Newlands; New
Jersey, j. S. Salmon; New Hampshire Hen
ry Hollis; New Mexico, H B. Ferguson;
New York, Jacob Rupert, jr.; North Caro-
lima. w. w. Kitchin; North Dakota, E c.
Casruth; Ohio, j. A. Norton; Oklahoma
Harry Bacon; Pennsylvania, H. D. Green
South Carolina, D. f. Finley: Tennessee, J.
ID. Richardson; Texas, c. B. Randell; Utah
" II. King; Vermont, Vernon A. Bullard
Virginia, W F: Rhea; Washington. George
Turner; West Virginia, Charles w. Osen-
tom Wisconsin. E. c. Wall; Wyoming. G
z. Arnold; Indian territory, Samuel Powell:
District of Columbia. James L. Norris
The democratic executive COMMITTEES is as
follows: Ben. 7. Cable, Illinois, chairman:
F. M. Cockrell, Missouri; Edward NJ Shep-
ard. New York; James D. Richardson, Ten
nessee; Judson Harmon. Ohio; David Over
meyer, Kansas; Jacob Rupert, jr., New
York; Josiah Quincy, Massachusetts; F. G.
Newlands, Nevada; E. c. Wall, Wisconsin:
John S. Robinson Nebraska; C. B. Ran
DELL Texas; Daniel L. Gooch Kentucky.
James M. Griggs, Georgia.
The democratic finance committee is as
follows: Lewis Nixon, New York, chair
man; w A. Clark. Montana; James NJ Cuff
York; George Turner, Washington; Henry
S. Black, New York: Clark Howell jr
Georgia; Frederick Potter, New York:
Garter H Harrison, Illinois; P. v. Douster
r Taliaferro, Florida; John Dougherty
Missouri.
Republican Committee.
The republican committee is smaller It's
chairman has managed four successful con-
gressional campaigns The members of the
executive committee also have had exper-
ience and are ready to take up the work
with the advantage of past knowledge and
practical experience. 1t will be observed
that the republican executive committee is
much smaller than it's rival and includes
only congressman. The republican Campaign
efforts will be centralized, the democratic
management diffused.
The republican congressional committee
is as follows: Officers: Chairman, Represen-
tative Joseph w. Babcock, Wisconsin: vice
chairman, Representative James S. Sher-
man, New York; secretary Representative
Jesse overstreet, Indiana; treasurer, Mr..
William B. Thompson, Washington, d.
c. Executive committee, Representa-
tive John A. T. Hull of Iowa, Rep
resentative Joseph G. Cannon of Ili-
Nebraska. Representative H. c. Louden-
slayer of New Jersey, Representative c. A.
Russell of Connecticut. Representative w
c. Lowering of Massachusetts, Representa-
tive William Gonnell of Pennsylvania Rem
resentat.ve Victor H. Metcalf of California.
Representative E. c. Burleigh of Maine
California, v. H. Metcalf; Connecticut, c.
A. Russo IL; Delaware, L. H. Ball. Illinois
]. G. Cannon; Indiana. Jesse Overstreet:
Iowa, ]. A. T. Hull: Kansas J. NJ Miller;
Kentucky. Vincent Boreing; Maine, E. c.,
Burleigh: Maryland, Sidney E. Mudd; Mas
sachusetts w. A. Lowering; Michigan, j.
B. Corliss; Minnesota J. T. Heatwole; Mis-
souri,, Richard Earthoidt, Nebraska d. H..
Mercer: Nevada William NJ. Stewart; New
Hampshire. c. A. Suiloway; New Jersey;
H. C. Loudenslager: New York, J. s. Sher-
man; North Carolina. Spencer Blackburn;
North Dakota. Thomas F. Marshall: Ohio
Fl. C. Van Voorhees,; Pennsylvania. William
Conneli; Rhode Island, Melville Bull; South