The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24
a.nlcal atpvaLlcau e,s:nAL cDmsrrer.

special meeting OF the Radical Republican Generss
Committee being the last assembage that body
held las. evening at headquarters corner Of Twenty
second street and Broadway. Charles s Spencer. tho
President. occupied the chair The rst business
aced was the adoption OF Recommendation made by
the Executive Comniltee OF the orgauizs ton that tho
primaries for election OF a new comm oe FOR the
year 1858 DO held In Assembly district ON Monday
evening next and that the pres don Of Assembly
District Association be empowered TO appoint tho ,u
spectcrs OF such election.
AIr. WALDO hU.cnrss from the SPECIAL Committee ap-
peiaied TO Investigate certain alleged Irregularities
ia conduct OF affairs ia tho ghth dis riot at the last
OIL clion, reported that the uneb.e to
offer any decision ia the mater, lie allegations Of
each Of ne comics parties aeie supported by tesl-
II apacafed orr discussion whica followed mat tn
mcney appropriated for election ens In the ghth
dis ric AZ well 4 goa OF iepnbfcan tigko to be
there had b. en- Civ TO Mr. 5ohn W. Farmer. the
was alfgod tim; proper rso was nado OF either
oscct OF paty in tho committee was {, dcprvs
Mr. Farmer d tho right 70 appoint the INSPECTORS to con-
duct tne conug primary election, VINO he other party
strenuous III defending that gentleman from tho
ALLEGATIONS mn q ccrccrng tue noaoy and tue tickets
After den! OF earnest discus ou had been lndulgo0
in, Co oro Aas moved mat three inspectors be appoints
"a b. this gcnsra csu.mttee 20 conduct the primary
eectcn in the Elghlh dstr CT
Mr. HursrN3 opposed the MOTOR, ami moved a. :
substitute that the committee now charged with the
matter DO coniinu TO act advisory body In ca
dc vorng T. eject reconciliation among The republic
Of that district whch motion was finally agreed 10.
MI huTciNS That bau Oteu dppointo8
from the rorub Of The Second district to present 10
the statement Of the alleged grievances
der mich the parry there ab0ring he moved that
TIA. committee be heard before this body.
spirited discussion here arose as 10 allowing the
committee TO present its statement the opponents -
suca course consnding that tho dissatisfied repu0li-
cans In tho Second district worc OF the con servaive
stripe aud in reality aders and absers Of the p0cv e
mmauy Hail.. The motion TO hear the committee VS.
| at length carried, however
MT LFAsE the commi tee) to1 said that II was a.
sired OF this Genera Committee to re0rganizs the pres
republican in tho Second district for the
reason that II managed by men who wero IN.
known TO the majority Of the republican voters tnns
OK no interest in the cess Of republican can
ddate, had provided meetings looking 10 their cleo.
ton during tue last and failed to take any
proper 70 bring out the republican vote Of the
dis riot.
After various propositions erning tti, matter ha1
besn voted down the subject finally laid tho table
Mr.. LEs moved vote OF thanks to the officers Of the
General Committee for the satisfactory manner In which
they had discharged their duties during the past year.
| which motion carried
Mr. lea O. ALFR tho Treasurer Of the organisation
reported during the the receipts OF the 0sn-
oral Committee sol, and the disbursements
S2i5l6 TO- leaving Ia in the treasury Of &1a 81
The ednass OF examination outstanding bills
approved b. the Executive Commtteel was 1851.
The report referred 10 the Executive Committees
offer which tho meeting adjourned sine die