New-York tribune., 1868-03-06

Republican General Committee was held last evening at
their headquarters, Broadway and Twenty
freeman y flthlan In the chair. AFTER some rSutine
business, the following resolution was offered py SIMON
HazletOn:
City ONswYO 40 earnestly request the the United
States senate from this State to Influence and prevent
been OF my Be- sent the Uud seni. the Pr
as1 iO5 eonsnsOn nd that copy Of this rs'O0On O' '
Tho Hon. Charles Spencer urged the adoption OF the
resolution This body representing the Republicans OF
New-YOrk, had power and influence which Senators
would respect 10 controlled the election OF oS oelegate 70
State Conventions out Of less than 400 The
and confirmation OF Democrats and Conservatives hao
been grave mistake, but II would not be repeated no
nomination from Andrew Johnson would ever IN the Iu
ture be confirmed After the night coming the MORT
ing The day s even now breaking In ron l SIX 70 SrSm
Wakeman to the lowest tide walter, would DO 49,
and Radical UnOnists wOnld be rewarded with theII
places The honor OF the country demanded the removal
Of the acting President from the office he had so long @
honOred and every Federal office shoud be filled Dy tre
Republicans who had been true to the Union IN the
est hours Messrs Fitch Klngsiand ana McDouT mani
addressed the Committee, and the resolution was
mOusly adopted The following Standing Committees i0
1863 were announced: ~ ,r.Au,. "a
Theodore c. Williams sd, John Fitch lth Georgo III Dao
Grann 5th, Charles T. POhamus, Chas T. pjrb
ardson; sth James A Lucas John J. oBren 9Th j. SONS
Ritterband, John Dargayel; 1oth WIN. n TncSeT 10Th
John Duke 18th, VIM. " Alexander Alexander Lett T
l4th John COchrane 18TH lssaG j. 0Ver, 18th David
b. Mellish James Cushing tr ISM oSt
ssSS o. Hunt nbGa 20h q HoSPr Sbbe Ira O. Miller VIM H. NC
Kinney, Chas s. Spencer, Waldo Hutchngs' and Martin
V. Brown, OhiciO. -. ~ WILL. c,..,.,r
Toucey, Edgar Ketcham, Alexander Wilder William H.
GoDp,ites on Resolutions Charles A. Dana, John A.
Foster, Wilson Bergman Richard Kelly Norman
StrattOn. -, ,,,... r.
Committee on Printng-JOhn " Gridey. Robert = q
Brown, Jonathan Wilson, Robert Hoag' Ed"aru -
Committee on Naturalization scheuze James
Haggerty, David Walker, Simon HaIieton' "o0ie'
Langbeip.
Tho Committee then adjourned.
THE MOZART GENERAL COMMITTEE: -,
The Mozart General Committee met at NO: ol4
Broadway last evening le IoS,d do their hest in
the handing Presidential election for the success OF the
DemOcrstic party and the defeat OF the GOtbs and
"meaning the Republicans; declaring tnal te
fnture continuance OF republican government was de-
pendent the overthrow OF the Radicals and that tn
committee aiming at the union and cOnsOhdatlon OF
the Democracy of the city and county, would
abstain from sending delegation claiming seats 10 tne
State Convention to meet at Albany on the lth INST
The resolutions further declare for the appointment OF
committee Of FIVE 10 bear the aforesaid resolutions ana
cOncistOry, soothing words TO the Convention They
also nmessuredy denounco tho wckedness Of the Rad
icas Congress- and praise the virtues Of Andrew John
son and OF the Democratic Congressman. Somebody
asked the Hon Fernando Wood 10 address the Com
mttee, and OF course he complied He spoke for the
space OF about threequRrers OF an hour lie wrested
nightly with the question OF impeachment Tor long
time. He called the Radicals OF Congress by all Sorts OF
hard names and showed that he admired the PRESIDENT
to very considerable extent Seats were reserved, no
affirmed, in both Houses OF Congress, Tor
"nigger" representatives, but the democratic
their places when those seats should be filed The idea
OF Democrat resgnng office seemed 10 strike many OF
tfe Committee all aback As for Mr. Wood he should hold
TO ONCE till his term had expired and then retire 70 pri
vae life. He had worked hard and he said he felt his
political race was nearly run. All OF which one dis
puted, and the Committee speedily adjourned