New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08

faithful TO the country in the time OF trouble, ,.c
Mr. Conover said that Efforts had Heen 70 Rennbcsns
bnt that these efforts had been fruitless All te 20
builders Democrats proper gTaat wrong done
by Republicans placed in Postors OF oGGed no What
made to the President Rufus Andrews auueu w. "Ia t
fS a "ii about whom there was much talk a
1ittIe while ago was removed from the Navy
Ward on account OF bis politics. When removals IN MS
department we're called for, he removed DehlocraIs
Wien asked 70 retain certain fayoues, lie refused. was
nor,"d ~ Washington for dlsObedience OF orders and
discharCed A. j. H. Duganne remarked that the party
was sold out in every direction by men in whom it had
rioterT Burke, had been appointed TO position
on me Gommitfee Mr. Gndiey. and urged the
necessity of Immediate action in the direction OF reform
he Chair appointed on the Committee Messrs kngsey,
Conoyer Webster and Mclaughlin, and by unanimous
vote the name OF John t. Grdley was added re s0lu
tion was then adopted calling upon the other %
tions 10 appoint committees TO cooperate with that VI
the TwentysecOndst organization ResolurIlomao
also passed indorsng the action Of the state
at Syracuse aud pledging the support ot INC Ooin"
the nominees
THE UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL CoMMii Ai-N'
TWENTY THlRD-ST'
The Twenty third-st. Union RepupIlcfn zen
era Committee met last evening III thei nan, on INC
corner of Broadway and Twentythird-st, Mr. James
Booth in the chair On motion Of Mr. Thomas H. stuart
the Select Committee of Three was continued. On
motion of Mr. Lanigan 1t was unanimously resolved 70
memoralize the Secretary OF the Navy ior c e
Brooklyn Navy-Yard. Mr. Z. Delaheld smith read 'he
NJ an recently entered utO between the three
t.neptug Republicans of the city of Newlork tie
pA s Before reorganization takes place viii he Necessary
20 the various Offices be hed at the approach
" " Stats ana municipal elections; and
necessary TO the prosperity and sae'e' b Si Gee Of
'f ed That the Central Committee hereby expresses It's willing
ness to cooperate aud TwenYeghst
the spirit OF our recent or ~ any b A u
will command the united support OF all Repnbla w ,srs
appointed and acted behalf Of this committee in making tue
arrangement Endorsed by the State Convention be sna they are
cations view ofmaking arrangements to further the objects OF the
resolution and that said committee report back 10 ' COM
similar resolutions were adopted at the meeting of the
Central" Committee held at Apollo Hail on "Wednesday
evening. The Committee therein mentioned was com,
posed of Messrs Ketchnm Stratton krby 1atdner anu
ferred TO the Committee OF five on Organization MT T.
a Delaheld made brief but spirited address, euOgzing
the action OF the State Conmttee-especay in its nom
iinaOns when he referred to the suspicious DOMINATION
of the soldier, patr1ot.and statesman Cen frahz ogt
that nc could remember from his boyhood days some
thing of the hard cider campalgn Its goTes ana lts
successes now to lnaugurate similar lager
bier campaign, and In this sign we conquer Inc Iol
lowing OF three were elected 10
Enrollment Messrs. James W. Booth, Thomas stuart
Sheridan Shook.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Committee met again yesterday noon, at
the rooms of the Lincoln Club in Unonsquare, to noni
nate a Secretary of State in place Of Geo. VIM Curtis
Controller. The doors closed, and no reporters
were admitted. Gen. Sigel was proposed as candidate
for Secretary Of State and the nomination was confirmed
by unanimous vote. Committee OF three gentlemen
tie Hon Thomas +. Stewart Henry Smith, and Gen n
NJ Curtis then appointed TO wait upon Cen slgel
and conduct him TO the Committee. Those gentleman
left and soon returned with the gallant soldier who in
brief address expressed his gratitude for their preference
and accepted the nomination. On the question OF zen
John c. Rob.nsOns nomination TO the oiee OF state Eng
neer and Surveyor which was brought up on wednesday
II decided to retain MN on the tckTi ~ ne nae
no formal decinaOn Of the position The meeting theI
took a recess until o'clock when Horace Greeley was
nominated for Controller. in place OF Thomas HIN
house. who resigned yesterday morning. aud MI william
b. Taylor OF Oneida Co for State Engineer and Surveyor
IN place of Gen. John c. Robinson who resigned on the
first of October.
The Twentieth Ward German American Clut
last night recommended the nomination OF Ed~art
schchting as Tannany candidate for Alderman OF The
XVIII District.
At the meeting of the Mozart General Com
mittee yesterday, it proposed that Committee %
appointed 10 confer with the Democratic Union ENec
uiive Committee arrange Joint ticket for the deea
of Tammany. The proposal was defeated.