New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
BARNES TO Be NEST0R
OF TAFT CAMPA|GNERS
As Head of Advisory Commit
fee, He Will Rank Next to
National Chairman HilleS.
RETAINS GRIP ON STATE
To Be Local Guiding Spirit, Al
though Details Will Be In
trusted to Ex-Sen-
ator Lewis.

William Barnes, IT., is to be chair
man of the advisory committee Of the
Republican National Committee. He
viii have a desk in national headquar-
tiers, In the Times Building, and will
take an active part in the management
Of the campaign, This has not been
announced officially, but was learned
on the best Of authority. No official
announcement will be made until the
committee is entirely made UP, and
several places are still In doubt.
National Chairmi an Hilles has great
respect for the pol itical ability Of Mr..
Barnes, as shown by his work for
President Taft, BOTH before and during
the Chicago conven ton. AS chairman
of the advisory com mittee Mr.. Barnes
Will, 1t is understood, be the chief aid
of Mr.. Hilles in the management Of
the campaign.
Mr.. Barnes will not have to resign
the Craftsmanship OF the Republican
state Committee. as he would have had
10 do If he had become chairman Of the
national committee; por will he retire
altogether from the management OF the
New York state campaign. His will
still be the guiding spirit. but all the
details of the state campaign will be
taken up by former Senator Merton E.
Lewis, of Rochester, who was ap-
pointed chairman Of the executive COM
mittee of the state committee by Chair
man Barnes yesterday.
In making up the executive commit
tee Chairman Barnes selected the
chairman Of each county committee
Personnel Of Committee.
The members Of the executive COM
raittee by counties are as follows:
Albany-Ellis ]. staley.
Auegany-A. Miner Welman.
Broome-Dr. Charles S. Butler.
Cattaragus-J. NJ. Wilson.
Cayuga-Arthur +. Blauvelt
Chautauqua-Charles II. Wicks-
Chemung-Seymour Iowman.
Chcnango--James p. Hill
Clinton-Wallace Turner.
Columbia-Charles Tracy.
Contradictory l.. Fades.
DelawaTe-James +. Foreman
DutcheSs-John A. Hanna
Erie-William II. Daniels.
Essex-J. W. Bullen,
FTanklin-H. c. Carter.
INulton--John A. Cole.
Genesee-Fred B. Parker.
Greene-Frank ID. Cole.
Hamitton--Edgar Call.
Northumberland Senior.
49, KingS--A. L. Nass.
IseWis--darTy- j.. Henry.
Livingston-Charlcs w. Gamble.
AladiSon-M. E. Tallett.
Monroe-JameS l. Hotchkiss.
Montgomery-Willi WenC ell
New York-Samuel S. KOenig.
Nassau-Lewis J. smith
Niagara-M S. INLAND.
Oneida-GarTy A. Willard.
Onondaga -Willdrd a. Rll.
OntariO-Horace w. Fitch.
Orange-George T. Gregg.
Orleans--Nilton J. Whedon.
Oswego-~P g. Hydorn.
Otsego-W l. Morris.
Putnam-John r. Yale.
Queens-Frank T.. Losee.
Observation-Disclosures L; Payton.
acknowledging l.. Nichol.
Rockiand-R. I. Oden.
st Lawrence-Edwin 4. Merritt, tr.
Saratoga--George II. Whitney.
Schenectady-Alanson Robson.
Schoharie-Charles A. Wieting.
Schuyler-H. II. Grahan
Seneca-Norman j. Gould.
Steuben--Charles Larrowe.
Suffolk-Dr. William Carr.
Sullivan-H. b. Mclaughlin
Yioga-Fred c. Hill.
Tofnpkins--P. S. Millspaugh-
f1ster-Phiip Elting.
NVsrren--Louis L. ReouS.
Washington-James s. Parker.
Wayne-Charles A. Noble.
VILLAIN L. Ward.
wyoming-Bert p. Gage.
Yates-Howard S. Fullager.