New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
BOTH DENY DISCORD
PLATT and ODELL HFpr
No Change in State Com,,;..
ChairmansIiD Nozr

The arrival in this city, r,,+ -
ernOr OdeIl. Senator Plar4 az, e,s OF Gov
gave an impetus to the gossip an, Depess
about the meeting Of the Repubuc,- uIatlon
mittee tomorrow. The air has ~ - Corn-
with stories OF auctions and rows set
been widely heralded that Senator D.. = Aas
Governor Odell would come Together - and
Tor control Of the committee. VIII. - 'a'te
Oueu said and what Senator Plat SAL, ',no'
arrival IN the city did not seem N 'Her
these predictions Of strife and wargar. out
Piatt was the first to arrive. He rsaos--,-,or
Ftth Avenue Hotel shortly before 4 o,,,o., ms
went directly to his apartment. ws.- nd
he said seen
L have come over TO attend the -,...
the state Committee and to chat with -. u
efs- expect to remain here until 49,
When 1 shall return TO Washington" 10y
How about this talk OF a Hght?" w,,
don't know" said the Senator. "
not heard anything Of a fight. b.-. A''
looking around FOR Il. but I have M, - -
yet" sscn
Inc statement was made" the Senate
informed, that you and Governo- od.n ~
as to the date when the State Convar,,o- - :.
be called. and that you will come 10 AN - SO"
that proposition at the meeting Of -. 49, %
Committee on Saturday" '@s
That is nonsense" replied Senator p,...
don't care when the State Convention q. i
II don't make any difference to me- - q ,- A.1
5th 10Th. Goth or 25th OF April or for .s..' rs
ter In the next month II the n1aior4,, - .a''
COMMITTEES want it TO be early I bava. = -
lection" no %
1T Is reported" It was suggested =,
ator, that President Roosevelt desire, o'a'
convention" 'EV
1 have not seen the President" sais ~.
ator, but Senator Depew saw hin, vs,,.-s---
and he doesn't care a rap when the conv.-..-,,
held. Just so it is held sons time reSular,vs
How about this talk about Colonel nu,,,,
retirement" was asked
Il had a telegram from Colonel p,,r-
piled the Senator. saying that he wa, m =.
hoped to be down IN time for the rast,r, =
Saturday. I don't think there IS arv u.s,,So.,
Of change in the chairmansbip AZ the -.
on Saturday. This talk about fighting "a 49,
There Is no fight The Governor and 7 u-1..-
stand each other. I doubt II the rnast,,, =
Saturday viii last FIVE minutes. and a. a. :.
know there will be no conflict The cor.na..
will call the convention. and the conveution NJ,
assemble. The four deIegates-at-larg. h,v,
been agreed upon. The convention viii unsous..
eddy instruct the delegates for President Roo...
welt Aside from that do not know o, an,
news"
Governor Odeu reached the Fifth Avsrus IN
tel about 8 O'Clock. He was In excellent hur,or
He said that he would remain here over m.
meeting Of the State COMMITTEES and intfmat.s
that he might possibly attend the neetsr- A.
| a proxy for Senator GoodselL OF Orange County.
This talk Of fight" said the Governor. e.,
news to me. I don't know OF any fight Tier,
Is not anything TO fight about The Republican
party has a way OF getting together. Tou VIII
find when an issue IS to be met that ths Rspub-
licans adjust their differences and thsrs Il M
/ fight"
"Wn u be ar early or q Iats convention p wa
asked.
That Is what the Stats COMMITTEES win r.
terrnine" said the Governor. II don't thnA
/ there will be any discord over that question
VIII Colonel Dunn retirs Stats chair
/ manT'' was asked
II DO not think" said the Govsrnor. Thai
/ there will be any change OF chairmanshi1 at
this meeting. When the State Convention As
sembIes a new Stats COMMITTEES VIII 30 slsctsd.
and naturally that COMMITTEES VIII elect hs
Chairman. 1t viii be time enough to talk abOus
| changes then"
VIII Sheldon remain as member OK nc Ma
/ tionaI CommitteeT'
"N1r. Sheldon was appointed National Com
/ n1itteeman by Senator Hanna replied the Gov
ernor. II he should. as result OF senator
| Hanna's death. send n his resignation. SUP
| pose Mr.. Payne would appoint some ons ese
| but don't know anything about that AZ az
events the delegation to the Chicago convention
| elects a member OF tho National COMMITTEES 9
| succeed Mr.. sheldon. and that VIII prooaNS
/ thrash out IN time" -.
| A number OF prominent leaders called on Ln'
| Governor at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel lasL hls1
Among them were Lieutenant Governor HlsSIa
| ex-IIeutenant Governor Woodruff, Assembly
man Cocks William Halpin, Edward LalIs.
/ bach William l. Ward and J. sloat hasse.-
| The Governor went out to dinner IN the sNsuANs
and did not return until late
| The Republican Advisory COMMITTEES reeS,l...
| appointed held a meeting at the HepuollDSS--
| headquarters yesterday afternoon Corne,.1s ~
/ Bliss. chairman Of the committee, presideI -
| ou.y members OF the COMMITTEES present. $50 -
/ from Chairman Bliss. were Ex-Governor 2 80
i Morris h Jesup, Edward Lauteroacn ana 49, "a /,
/ : CIarksOn. Three new memDe were SILs-
| the committee. They are BraytOn Ives. ClaIs.
/ Nfackay and B. Aymar Sands Ihe Cei1ii'
| did nothing further than organzs-