Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-28

New York. Aug. 27.--The Demo cratic national committee was called to meet here today. Previous to the meeting of the committee Charles F. Murphy. leade. of Tammany Hall call ed upon Chairman Taggart, of the na- tional committee, and also saw other members of the executive committee. It was understood that the state and Tammany leaders met with the nation al executive for the purpose of try ing to settle the differences that ex- ist between the city Democrats, known as the Murphy-McCarren contest. Mir Taggart provided a room for the New fork men and they had a long and earnest conversation. MT. Taggart still maintains that the differences be- tween the New York state and city or ganizations must be settled outside the national organization.
 Chairman Taggart. of the national committee. to whom the New York men referred everybody for informa. ton concerning the conference. said that Chairman Meyer and MT. Mur- phy called to pay their respects and while there they decided to talk over political affairs connected with the na- tional. state and Greater New York organization with a view of working in harmony in every particular for the benefit of the whole ticket Nothing could be learned as to whether any progress was made toward reaching a settlement between McCarren and | Murphy, but il was stated that the call of Mir Murphy at headquarters meant that he intended to get to work for the ticket with the whole strength of the Tammany organization. The exc cutive committee met soon after the departure of the New York men. It is stated that the Mruphy -McCarren matter was not brought before the executive committee, but that the con ference of the committee was upon general conditions throughout the country.
 When the meeting adjourned late in the day Chairman Taggart announced that the reports that had been receiv: ed were very encouraging. q feel forced to say" he added. that the con ditions in New York, both state and city. are most satisfactory"
 Chairman Meyer after a conference with members of the state executive committee. among whom were Pat rick H. Me Carren. made the following announcement:
 Cord Meyer, chairman of the Demo cratic state committee. has added Sen ator Victor J. Bowling to the exc. cutive committee. William s. Rodie has already been assigned in charge Of the bureau of organization of the party outside of Greater New York and Senator Bowling will perform sim liar duties in Greater New York, hay
 ing due regard to the existence of county committees therein, and to or
 ganize itbin the territory for the pur pose of assisting in polling the entire
 Democratic vote for the Democratic
 ticket"
 The selection of Mir. Bowling fol
 the position named was a result of the
 conference at Democratic nationa
 headquarters. It is intended to re store political harmony between Me
 Carren and Charles F. Murphy, and SC
 far as the state and national campaign is concerned. it will have the result , Bowling will have charge of Greater New York and his close association
 with Murphy makes sure that the or
 ganization will be thoroughly Tam many. But it does not end the feud between Murphy and McCarren either
 personally or politically. A Tammany man close to Murphy said that the
 fight in the primaries on the thirtieth
 would go on.
 Il The Democratic national executive committee refused to officially take
 up the Murphy-McCarren row. but il was thorougly discussed "unofficially'
 Individual members offered their ad- vice and no doubt assisted in the SC lection of Bowling, which is believed by them to meet all conditions for !the campaign in greater New York and enlist and earnest and hearty sup ar+