The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
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WITH PARKER.
and then. You may say with the ut
most confidence that under no other
conditions will Judge Parker make any
speech anywhere. ss,is
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TEE.
Important Meeting Of the Body.
New York Situation Up.

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81 (By Associated Press.)
b NEW YORK. August q. The Demo-
cratic National Executive Committee met
here to-day. Previous 70 the meeting Of
the committee Charles F. Murphy leader adler
OF Tammany Hall. accom- anied by Victor
j. Bowling. called on Chairman Tasgart,
of the National Committee. and also saw y,
other members OF the Executive Com.
mittee. soon III ler3 Murphy and & Dl,1ot q,
arrived Chairman Cord Meyer, Of the
State Committee, and William F. Rode,
chief OF the bureau Of ganization q
the State Committee came to the ~ ma
tional headquart ers.
1T was understood that the State and and
3Tamuany leaders met with he = tiona "a
Executive Committee for he purpose o.
trying to settle the 6di ference thai exists
between the city Demo Gratis knoR ~ as rs
the Murphy cCarren contest. Soon t s1e,
The arrival Of Mr.. Meyer here vas 3 AZ q
short conference with Chairman #Iase a !.
II 81 TaRgart provided a room for ne
four New York men, and they had a long
ana earnest conversatio Ion. ii carried on
chiefly between Mr.. Murphy and All.
Meyer. q:
Executive Commits tee Meeting
4 5Tte Executive Committee met soon q +
Ter the departure or Sihe New ! ork men \
There were present: Chairman aTaEgart,
~ 4 he tional Committee ], and Augusst
5Re,no1,t. Former Senator Smith. OF New
Jeraey; Senator Martin. OF Virginia ;Ss !e
flancey Nicholl OF me y -, =
8tional Convention, and George..tosleE
pea body, the treasurer Of the = Ma atloha'
Committee In The abs OF. a airHl 81
sSheehan. Mr.. Belmont presldeesa.sSlt VIZ WE
ws not brought before the Executive
mritttce,# but that the conference q
ire committee was upo N gene rals conu 1l
5iiors throughout the coun Try
When the meeting adjourned late IN the
nav. Chairman TIA ggart rnonnc ed q ina
the reports that had bceri received H 'Nete
Iii feel forced to say, hi added, tina Z
M conditions in New York both STATE
and city, are most ga tisfa Ct
4 Bowling Added to Committee.
ii chairman Meyer, after q conference n,
vii h MEMBERS Of the State E s:s,e y,
Committee. among who m were, I'd t,.ss r. = Y
McCarren, mace LIZ !o!!iO' ~. 2 M
;nlent: .l Il. I, J. !, :. =, y "
cratic state Committee. has added Sell
al Or Victor j. Bowling 70 the executive y, I,
committee William s. t Rode # has N e.
ready been assigned In charge of the
bureau Of organization, for the organisi
&c tion OF the party outside OF the Great
eli New York, and Senator DoWllng WV
.sperform similar duties In the reaters
New york. having due regard to the.
existence Of county committees thereln,i
and to organize within that territory
for the purpose OF assisting IN polling
the entire Democratic vote for the DEM;
,ocratic ticket si5.
y The selection OF Mr.. Bowling for tho
iposition no med was a result Of the con-
ference Democratic ma tional ihead -.
quarters. 1t is intended toErestore polit31
sicale harmony between cCarren and c.
r.. Murphy, and as far as the qrGanizn-
ton Of the State and national campaign
ia concerned, 1t will have that result.
Bowling will have charge "a Of 4 Greater
New york, and his close association
With Murphy ma es Il IT, sure that tbs
!organiza ton will fe thoroughly Tamnla-
NY But, It does not end the feud be-.
tween the men personally or politically.
X Tammany man close to Murphy said
that the 4 fight In the primaries on tha
Goth would go on
4 The Democratic National Executive,
Committee refused to 20 off ella lly'' r take
IN the. Murphy NC arren TOW, but Y
was thoroughly discussed .'unonicially,2
Individual members offered their advice
and no doubt assisted the + Bowling SCI.
lection, which Is believed by them 5 to
meet all conditions for he campaign in