The New York herald., 1869-09-23

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new enrolment made under the direction OF four
inspectors one-hah Of whom were to be appointed
by the Twenty-second street committee, the other
nall BY tho other two committees.
Mr.. CHARLES 8. SPENCER moved that the thirty del
egates to be sent by the committee should be appor-
toned az Yellowstone delegate and one alternate
TO each Assembly district and nine delegates at
large, 10 be selected by committee OF one rom each
committeeman to bs appointed in each case By the
delegaton. 1t vas also moved that when the Oom-
mittee adjourned 1t should be to Friday evening
next 10 near the reports OF the committees on dele
gates. Both motions were carried.
An adjournment OF few minutes was had to give
the various Assembly delegations an opportunity to
appoint committeeman ~ provided for In the above
tnat request signed by the oficers OF the Commit.
tee be sent to the Secretary Of the Navy asking for
the restoration no Of Mr. Charles Atkinson, master
Admiral dodon. 1t was carried
Meeting Of Twentieth Ward ReprbIicnns-A
Basis Agreed Upon Between the Factions.
A meeting Of the Twenty eighth street republican
Organization was held last evening ct Apollo Hall,
Broadway, Mr. Edgar Ketchum in the chair. Mr..
Norman Stratton read the following report and
temporary basis Of agreement drawn up at the
Astor House In the morning between the three rac-
tious organizations Of the republican arty In New
York clty:-
ssqg s Of committee appointed IN. BY The Republican
which Messs Grdlsy Booth and kstchum presidents,
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thirty Of said dsisg.si and The other organizations
represented in this conference shall be entitled to
elected in respective organizations may
which the s New York. 1'ss snsd
divided as follows viz 70 the organization known
to the organizations herein represented.
s Ss s s ss ss re-
yo,er OF the city for tne purpose Of forming new
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10 foS "r IN each Assembly district who
pointed s 3 b. the herein
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:ad SAID Joint committees twelve sha in add
sppss III dispute Sstwe:n said inspectors
al any OF said f0r
I6s herein provided for shall se made the
provided shall Be held on hs evening Of
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pa; min: N which two notice shall be given in
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shan meet which meeting :sal Ss sassrssd .iofssaid
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strike therefrom has bssn served him and he makes
default proof made that he cannot be ound n the dis
c In which be shall be enrolled in case the said person
tinusd said roll then the said inspectors shall have
and shall be their duty TO strike the from the roll
At the close OF the election herein provided said inspect
shall declare writing the result such elections
ing the officers Of the local organizations the
general committee thus elected, and such declaration
being made all other republican organizations in said dis
tricS shall be disbanded.
Upon the assembling and organization Of the delegates
the Central Committee elected aforesaid which shall take
place the evening Of the first Thursday OF January 1870
the other general committees shall
This to be reported to the committee appointed by
the last State Convention, and OF which Mr. Madden chair
be by said committee reported to the State Con-
venton for approval.
On behalf fTwentyss street committeeJames W.
Culver, John H. White, Sinclair Tousey and Ira o. Miller.
On behalf Of Twentythird street committee-James W.
Booth, Z. Stewart, David Miller, T. Dsa6eld Smith and
Thomas Murphy.
On behalf Of Twenty-sIghth street committee Edgar
Ketchum, Spencer Kirby, Norman stratton and John J.
O'Bren.
debate followed on the acceptance OF the report
Messrs. Lapaugh, McMullen Hall, Whitfield and
Babcock spoke against the adoption OF the report.
In favor OF 1t Messrs. Howe, Twamee, Pnckney,
Kitchell, Hoeber " Brien Richardson and Ketchum.
The vote was then put and carried by vote OF 5s to