The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-24
CALL TO STATE DEMOCRATS
BIG MEETING 10 M HELD TO
plan THE CiHPiIGN.
Representative Democrats From Al
Parts OF the state WIN ne Invited;
Also state Committeeman, County
Ghairmen and Democratic Mayors

ALBANT July 2s.-As result II the
conference held at Saratoga last night ~
the Democratic State executive com
mittee big meeting Il representative
Democrats from all parts II the State
will he called by State Chairman John 4.
DiX for the first week IN September
The meeting will be for the purpose II
having the State committee the eyecI-
tive Committee. the county chairrnen
and the thirty Democratic Mayors
of the State assemble and discuss
plans for the conduct Of IN. campaign
the platform and other essentials in
order thai a definite programme might
he decided upon before the state con
vention
The meeting was discussed AZ the con-
ference last night. and Chairman Dix said
the idea met with such generous approval
that he felt confident the proposed meet
ing would IL an immense success.
The executive committee concluded its
conference az / O'Clock this morning
after enjoying the hospitality Of Chair
man DIX Al a dinner al the Grand Union.
Chairman Dix later announced that he
wo call meeting - the democratic
StL,e committee early IN August for the
purpose II rNIng the tim" aud the place
100 holding the next Democratic state
convention.
The state committee. Chairman Dix
said last night, would meet ia Albany.
Meanwhile the executive committee will
meet and decd. upon the time and
the plaC" foT holding IN" general meeting,
which will likely be held IN NeS York city
All but half a dozen msfnber- % the
executive commute. attended the con
ference. several Of tn" committee are
abroad They will he hack in time how
ever. tO lend Their ~ Urts to the cause.
National Committeeman Norman r. Mack
u Buffalo dTIft-d m and said he never felt
more confident of Democratic SUCCESS
he assured IN" executive comm ittcs Of
hls hearty support and cpop-rat Ipu
Cot. Alexander Bacon, who took a promi-
neht part m the meeting II the Progressive
Democrats AT Albany on july Last. WAS ~
N-ratOga with con gr"asfnau Suiz.r and
announced freely that the Congressman
was an out and out candidate for the
OiteTnatoTiIl nomination. but all the
talk Of GubernaturEI bDpruS was had IN
the corridors II tn" Grand Union. The
conference Itss II was devoted wholly to "A
discussion Of details booking toward = cam
plRn 81 activity which ~ * fs.,'ad 10 sur
pass any fight for success thar 'ha Demo
craft" party ha- vaged ~ yr.Is
" vas d'.cIu'.d 20 ava. 80. executive
COMMITTEES into Ib-cOmmI't..r- 1T twoand
.hr"s aud t.sE &C.," ~u.-yoInfnitt,-az
tIOuId aDcufau -ay ,-laIrfnt4 blN Oh A
tour OF 90. stat" at their Convsn."ncn
Leader naf"s } Murphy 90 iamm1uy
Hail sad thar iamuuuy HIil had nu
caHdldh;" for ''uvvru0r lc mad no do
slT- -lth'r. BE- told ms irl-udz To- have
lnmmany control tn- State convention
H.. felt that tner" would D." 40 troubl.
getting IN" most available" man. ana VII L,
the h"om- ~ lupfu4s VI Osborne. ON
gresham NV!y'r and ptu"rs w"r. h.ing
,.'lk". df"ui generally Mr Murphy
ws- sr.:'rs'pnd 10 haS" Riy"a - out
quietly thp' Wa- Hts oJInIDn ~" man 80
i"- nominate 4 htd not been generally DIE.
DIssad - vet
Chairman bIN toby announced tho
aplohtW" - = h9 rrI. nv opWuIitt'', u
which Ei~arl VI Sheppard b. chairman
William church Osborn" Herbert T.
-rss"ll Seym"r IN ~lr'yuprd and
Richard | wilson. ~ .1. o." ,rf"r
GneFnl "rE Ot 'H" comm .'..-.
ihalrrntn ~H"Tlrl htI o. meeting uffu,
rommijtc" today ar..f I' WIS U.rfi..I 90
hav" = conference aI'h ftr. I..rnucf..flr
stat" L"agu" ami fh. ? sr,--... u,.f.u.
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