The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11
City ROlatxos.


REPUBLICAN CENTRAL 0ON1rTTEE-CALI FOR PRI.
NARY ELECTIONS ADMINISTRATIONS OF Row.
This committee met At Academy Hall last night-C. G.
Leigh In the CHAIR and Aess Peel and Tur wilver acting
n Secretaries There WAS large attendance, being
understood that proposition 70 organize the repub
can party Of tho city would be acted upon.
After the preliminary business was over ISAAC DAY.
ros on behalf OF the Executive Committee, made 70.
port issuing call for the primary election Of the party
Tuesday Dec 49, and providing that the represents
ton should accord with the vote cast In the respective
wards by the republicans at the last election. This last
ieutatves Of the smaller wards, who did wish be
thus of Meesrs Kelley, Peiroey and others, warm
~ opposed any change in the representation
Mr.. PISoKSry urged that some wards had cast
only one hundred votes for the republicans while
others had polled 500 votes He deemed 1T mani.
testify unjust TO allow the 100 equal power with the 500
BE mentioned that the First ward had polled only lis
votes
nom the polls In that ward and also in the Second aud
SIKH wards
Mr. DAYTON said that the present constitution Of the
pArtyl MADE the committee like Senate than q
House Of Representatives When the people had chance
TO be beard of the rocks which the old wing party
split was allowing parties In their convention VINO had
constituents. The Broadway House often ruled
by wards not representing quarter OF the whg vote Of
the CITY Men represented the Fourth ward IN the Bsoai
vote then takku by ayes and noes when II WAS
solved to have equal from all the wards
The following is the call as Adopted
ican primary elections he published
ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COM
MIrTEE FOR YEAR 1857.
The republcanR of the several wards of the of New
York rquested their several republic ward
associations the evening of Tuesday. sd of December,
1855 between the hours of and eight O'clock such
places be designated in each by the officers Of
such association for the Of eectng five delegates
from each ward to the Republican Central Committee of the
city and county Of New York for the year 1851
~ zee
of the Republican Ward Association for least pre-.
the election Three inspectors shall be appointed by
the meeting the association shall prescribe
the and residence every
voting shall be ed in writing upon poll list be kept
by the inspectors The shall be in conformity
with of the state regulating elections the Ninth
ward republicans have already chosen delegates this call
does rot apply to them.
The Republican Central Committee thus elected will assem-
the several Wednesdays Of january 1887 ~ O'Clock
CnAs W. ELLIOTT, OF the Eighteenth ward, read al sd
dress to the republican electors that called forth much
criticism 10 liz form, and referred back for COR
recon
Aresoluon Of thanks then passed to the retiring
officers Of the comm itee, motion OF James Kelly
M KncBAM, on behalf Of the officers, thanked the
committee, and gave them . nice pnG all around.
proposition nade TO make the call also include
q young ems general committee which vas carried
Ater very stormy meeting an &C journmcnt was had
at qusrar 10 eleven