New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
POLITICAL.
guF REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEES-A
~ M IrNInN A GREEn UPON.

tain prominent members Of the Republican party in this
city urged upon various organizations to bury the
Ratchet individual grefs and go into the Convention
under one banner The result OF the labor Of these
gentlemen was the adoption OF a harmonious com
act last evening with utmost unanimity OF feeling
krhe Twenty organization, whereof John V.
Iridey esq. chairman at meeting held IN August
East recommended the appointment OF a committee to
inquire the condition Of various organizations in the
city with view Of hagnOnzng such questions
bones contention They also authorized confer
with other orgsDizations upon the question The
Committee appointed. Their names were
James ". Culver esq. William r. Stewart, John
IL white Sinclair Tousey, and Ira 0. Miller.
sThis Committee the 10th September, sentcommu-
nicston: e The Twenty hTdst and the Twentyeighth
At ORGANIZATIONS stating the object which called them
Committee, and requesting that each
of the organizations would appoint Committees of Con
ference meet with them and talk the matter over"
The Twenty .thrd-st organization, whereof James W
EBooth Chairman. quick TO respond and special
injecting WAS called. The communication received
davOrably, and the committee appointed were
sNIessrs james W. Booth. +. Delafieid Smith
Thomas Murphy David Miller, and Thomas f.
Stewart. soon after the Twentyeighth.st. organiz
ston scteo upon the matter. and their committee
ali Conference composed OF Messrs Edgar Ketchum
Bpenccr Kirby, John j. o. Bren Norman stratton and
Hugh Gardner. The Twenty third and Twenty-second
At Conttess met on neutral grOund-the Lincoln Club
0iooms md smoked preliminary calumet Nothing
sepSrated for the night IN good humOr. OF one thing
Doth ge~ satistied-aR opportunity was offered
go al 20 harmobize. and the organizations
would probably not be slow TO accept terms
On Tuesday evening the Twenty-eghth-st organization
broke c.mp and marched into the Lincoln Cub-RoOms
"A Joint meeting Of the three committees was held, and
Compact was drafted submitted to the
CARNATIONS for ratification In the mean time. com
n,tce appointed the last Convention, consisting of
hdesSrs T. VI Madden Of Orange, Thomas W jackson Of
Albauy, A. Y Parker of ST. Lawrence, T. W Dwight Of
Oneida Norwood Bovine OF Delaware, Lewis
Il Smith of Livingston, and Norman Allen of
EattaraUgus, met at the Aston House Tuesday ana
"Wednesday afternoon for the purpose Of reunng the
divided wings OF the party in this city The compact Of
The three committees had been drawn and last evening
81 presented in the of the Twenty-second
st. organization fer adoption. The hall was
crowded John V. Gndley, esq. presided, and Mr.
Keech acted Secretary report had been circulated
by irresponsible parties that opposition would be offered
and tlrrt there would he a minority report presented
Harmony. however prevailed, and the applause that
greeted reading Of the report indicated that would
DE adopted by large majority The following is the
pact
At a ,neotnC Of committees appointed by the Repub
1cau General and Central Committees OF the City OF New
York. ~ which Mossrs Grdiey Booth and Ketchum are
The Cy VI New-York 70 the state Convention shall he d
vited follows viz; The Twenty thirdst organization
shall entitled Of said deegateand the other
kzaons represented in this conference shall be entitled
10 twcptysix, and SAID delegates may be selected APP
PLANTATIONS may determine Also, that the members OF
Sork i~Sntitled shall he divided as follows viz: one
half tAe ORGANIZATION known as the Twentysecondst.
dzationS herein represented. Second: It as also
agreed ta r a 'I a0 and ere Ta rep
OF the Republican voters OF the city for the purpose OF
tOrmin, new local organizations III the Assembly Dis
tricts ana q General Committee said reenrolment
ehal under the direction Of four Inspectors in each
SIa @ The oTcanzotjons herein represented on
bf.f.r he Of 81 n
shall appointed by tile Twenty secOud-st organization
II Is understood and agreed that the Twenty seconds
Orsan ,tion shall have the appointment Of two OF the
eaid Inspectors, and the other organizations herein
represented shall have the other two OF said inspectors
II slall in addition to appointing inspectors as
afOre al also board of appeal IN all matters
to renovc any of said inspectors for misconduct iii
ali vacancies The enrolment herein provided for shall
SDe made the evenings OF December Is and II next
ensun: and the elections herein provided for shall
next elsunS the enrolling and voting places
and hooks III both cases 10 be open from
O'Clock to % O'Clock, OF which two DAYS notice shall be
given ia least two Republican papers OF the city
tEBr ~ ana lines IN, e inns 20 1a5 b en S
70 be printed numbers sufficient TO give 10
70 thn lest Of their ability On The Esd Of December
the said Inspectors shall meet (which meeting
plants ~ relation 70 the name OF any person improperly
satisfactory evidence that such name nproperly
the roll and that notice OF the application 10 strike IL
fherefrum has been served him, and he makes default
or proof Is made that he found in the district
An which he shall enrolled the said person
Fails to atsy said Inspectors that ms name ought TO pe
pontinued said roll then the said Inspectors shall
have power and IL shall be their duty TO strike such
herein provided said Inspectors snail declare in writing
the result election. naming the officers OF the
local organizations and DELEGATES to the General Commit
Rec thus elected and such declaration being made
AL Republican organizations in said District shall
be disbanded Upon the assembling and organization OF
The delegates TO the Central Committee elected
aforesaid which shall take place on the evening Of the
first Thursday Of January, 1870, other General and
Central Committees shall cease 10 exist This agreement
to be reported 70 the committee appointed by
the last State Convention, and of which Mr.
MADDEN Chairman, be by said Committee reported
10 the next state Convention Tor approval On DehaH
Of Twenty secondst COmmittee-Jas. ". Culver Chair
man; John H. White, Sinclair TOusey, Ira o. Miller On
behalf of Twenty. third-st COmmittee-Jas W. Booth
$4,000 cr,itI rbon,as Murnbv WU,
X Stewart. on behalf Of Twenty eighth-st. OrganiZa-
GiOn-Edgar Ketchum Spencer Kirby. Norman 6tratton
New York. sept. %, 1863
In support Of the report Charles Spencer esq spoke
earnestly He regretted many actions in his lifetime
and was prepared forget and forgive every injury
receive by him. and hoped they all met together
In the same spirit Gen. John COchrane followed He
knew that hard 10 forget some things They All
question deeper down than that OF regularity II was
THAT OF principle. Applause The olive branch was
stretched forth IL waved them on ana II iu sth
triumph well as peace, and IN honest gOOd iaIth
reward each other. Let us accept the compact Inc
report then unanimously adopted Mr. Lawson
Ro,d That upon The resnom.st Republican party the
two inspectors Of said enrolment which this Conm't-s Will b ent
~ recommended TO the special COMMITTEES b the rqsn'
ana embers Committee Of the several Assembly Dis
s sueh asud shall be appointed BY said Special Com
IBttee 1870. o.A.o.,,o,,t,, a
motion delegates TO select the nine delegates
for Convention carried, ana the u gentlemen
were selected. The Chairman gave notice that the
Committee would Friday next 70 appoint the
delegates the Convention and then announced an ao
1Ournmcnt.
FIFTEENTH WARD GERMANS.
Tho German Democrats on the Tammany