New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
NEM-YORK.

UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
A prolonged and exciting meeting of the
Union Republican Ge1era Committee held at head
quarters corner Of Broadway and TwentysecOnds last
evening The Freeman J. Fithlan, Chairman OF the
Committee presided and Messrs. Charles 5. Strong and
VIM s. Drummond, the Secretaries OF the Committee
were In their places There was large attendance the
rollcall showing % members present The discussion
upon the reenrollment and Te0rganlzauon OF the
Twcnfv.6rst Assembly District. The immediate object
Vas 10 Obtain resembling OF the resolution presented by
Judge Kelly at the previous meeting, winch pro
dcd for re regnroment aud reorganization OF the 2st
District under the direction Of Messrs James NJ ThOmp
eou John H. White, and Nathan Kingsley 81 Alter the
Ieadng OF the min utes question made 70 such re-
eInding by a number of the members, who entered a
pr1test which was read by the Hon. Chas. . Spencer
alleging that the meeting was not properly held. and
sning as reasons that the meeting not called at
the written request Of representatives nom seven Assem-
6y Districts as required by the Constitution OF the Com
, tee that no date was contained IN the CALL aud that
81 was not advertised for two consecutive days accord
fng to former precedents; also, that all the
ing Mr.. Spencer also claimed tnat the nOtce
should have appeared for two consecutive
day, in TIg TRIBINE which he had supposed read
by every Republican; II any Of the Committee ala Dot
Ttad H. he was desrous OF expulsion Several points Of
order were raised by Mr. d. ID. Conover. Mr. Sinclair
To,sey and Others during the reading Of the protest II
tne meeting was properly called. subsequently
John Fitch next announced that he changed his
from the negative 20 the Affirmative IN order TO offer an
other resolution. He then moved Tor TesCndng the or
inal resolution relating 10 the Twenty-frst Assembly
District This finally adopted, after several counter
resolutions had been presented and negatyed The vote
stood CO ayes "a Mr. Edgar ketehum urged the
Committee 10 direct that Washington Han be selected
wherein hold the election Of the Iwenty-frst Assembly
Dsrict such action he considered necessary for the
security of the Republican in that District The
rroIon 10 that effect was unanimously carried The
Committee then adjourned
EE-ESRoLLMENT OF THE TwENTY-FIRST DIS
. TRICT.
The Union Republican General Committee
has ordered a resnrOrment the Republicans Of the
xxbt Distict with view Of adjusting the local dlGier
which for so long time have distracted the atten
ton OF the Republican voters Of that district and have
paraySed their efforts to such extent as too freouenv
20 allow the Democrats 20 be vctOrons in dstr{ct MAJ
ought 10 he strongly Republican. The order OF the cen
erA COMMITTEE directed that the new enrolment should
ne made on Wednesday and Thursday eyenin 9th and
10th lnst.at Milers Harmonic Hail. Thrdave corner of
Oue hundred dand-nineteethst. On reaching the desic
nsd pace ast evening our reporter found the large
hah crowded with mass Of earnest, ard enthusiastic
1NPubhcaus An active secretary taking the names
aud from in front Of hls desk long line of eager
splngvsn'S' hHHe H tnose hose which may be seen any
hw"hg az the P0stoniee on the arrival OF the
mails stretched away nearly TO the outer door Fseb
and pledged himself 70 use ali Soporabee ae ana residence
Che triumph OF Republican principles and the election Of
the National and state nominees OF the party III de
tclmned TO have none but true and earnest Rennii.
in the organization. Alto the books were cioeed
urisnR large part of the most intsI,,on. com,
inhoentsI gentlemen OF the district The ana
same pIace An friends et Rep1SSsS' at H, the
pies VINO favor the election OF Grant and Coifax
and CrswOd aud Cornell who voters In this dlstrct
exhOrted 10 be present TO night ana enroll Their
After the close OF this enrolment and the re-
organization OF The Association person become
member except BY being nominated and duly elected by
che organization.
GRANT AND coLFAx CLUB OF QUEENS L. ].
The Republicans of Queens met at Temper
Hall last evening and organized Grant and Cofax
Club Slth the following named officers President, Col
Am Wood; Vico.Presdent, DR. VIM Greed: Treasurer
Benz r. kissam Secretary Nicholas Hallock Stirring
speeches we're made BY Homer Stewart, ESQ. Mr. John
aUA( ~ w.
1his Club 70 build wgwam In Donghtys Grove I'M.
lnedlately and good record will be made on tho sd Of
November. The friends OF the President Of this Club
coL a. A Wood, propose 70 present him a candidate
rCOhgress AT the First District Convention Col Wood
b Ohg been known 10 the people Of the District as an
n1hSsi ana loyal who, az the breaking " the
ssoson was enc Of the hrst " forth the defense