Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
ALL IS HARMONY IN NEW YORK
While Too Early to Make Predic.
tons, Prospects Bright
For Success.
Trey Woodson viii Put in Most of Ills
Time I'm Chicago at National
Headquarters.

New York, Aug 1.--Plans for the
direction of the approaching national
campaign We're unfolded by Norman
Mack chairman of the Democratic ma
tional committee on his arrival here to
organize the eastern headquarters in
this city. Mr.. Mack will spend practi-
cally his entire time in the west during
the campaign and the fight in the east
viii be conducted by a subcommittee
of the national committee which will be
announced in Chicago next week. Mr.
Mack said there was entire harmony
between himself and Chairman Connors
of the Democratic state committee and
that the national committee would not
Interfere with the nomination of any
state ticket or with the state campaign.
During the next three days Mr. Mack
will hold conferences at the Hoffman
House with national committeeman
from the eastern states as to the make
up OF the subcommittee which prob
ably will be composed of about Is mem
bers. While Mr. Mack will be chair
man of the committee, a vice chairman
will be appointed who will have charge
of the eastern wing of the committee.
Mr.. Mack held conferences today with
Trey WoodsOn and Roger c. Sullivan,
national committeeman from Illinois.
Headquarters will be selected here
before Mr. Mack goes to Chicago Mon
day evening.
Mr.. Mack said on his arrival here
from Buffalo today;
II will be in New York until Mon
day night when / will leave for Chi
cago L will confer while here, with
national committeeman and prominent
Democrats from states in the east as
to the membership of the sub-commit-
tee which viii have charge of the ma
tional campaign in New England and
the Atlantic states. The make up OF
this committee will be announced when
reach Chicago. ] shall be chairman
of this committee: in fact I will be
chairman of all of tae committees of
| the national committee: but ! don't
know who viii be in personal charge
| OF the New York headquarters.
| shall spend most Of my time during the
campaign In Chicago, coming 70 New
York occasionally
Speaking of The Democratic pros
poets. Mr.. Mack said
Il have heard nom the committee
men and prominent Democrats all
over the country and while ii is too
early to make forecasts, | can say at
this time that the future appears
bright for success. / have received
numbers OF letters from we'll known
Democrats in many parts of the Unit
ed states who We're not active or inter-
eSltu IN recent campaigns VINO an
nounce their readiness to do all they
can FOR the ticket. l don't know of a
Democrat who is not ready TO do all
he can. Judge Parker accepted in-
mediately a tender of a position on the
advisory committee and will do what
ever the committee asks him. Gov.
Johnson also accepted a position on
the same committee without delay"
NEW YORK STATE.
OF state affairs. Mr. Mack said:
The Democratic state committee an
New York is thoroughly competent and
able to handle the situation without
any interference from the national
committee. Let US say that the state
chairman and / are i'll perfect accord
The national committee win not in any
way interfere with the nominations in
this state. Further the state COM
mittee will conduct its own fight
The subcommittee which viii have
direction of the national campaign in
the east win be made up of strong
men and capable of conducting ain elG-
cient campaign. The state committee
has never been so strong. Altogether
everything win be done TO make
strong fight In he eastern states.
expect 10 leave for Chicago Monday
evening
Trey Woodson announced today that
he would spend most of his time dur
ing the national campaign in Chicago
where the main headquarters OF the
national committee win be located.
Headquarters In the east will be in the
Hoffman House,