New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
LOCAL POLITICS.

THE UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
\ meeting of this organization was held at
their new room, Of Ffthave. ard Twenty second
st. last evening, Gen. John Cochrane in the chair. \
Special Committee authorized 10 confer with the German
Republican organization reported in favor Of allowing
them 10 send delegation of five members to the General
iu l' I'M t tre'ior ~ maj of Ioirr
Id that they should be- allowed 10 have three members
in the Executive Committee, the same Testrcuun
being imposed upon them motion 70 amend by
gates uf the right 10 vote was rejected, and the report
and resolution were referred 10 the Executive Commit
tee without power 10 report back To the Committee Mr.
Rfu> +. Andrews then inquired by what authority they
met N the room III which they found themselEe, Inc
~ neral COMMITTEE Nj C6nover said that the Com
lDittee had been authorized 10 hire room, ana that
they had hird this room In pursuance Of the authority
mat having rented IT, they holden I'm law FOR the
rent, whether the Committee had dsobeycd Their III
structons or not After long debate, IN when the
principal objection made the that IL not
Broadway, and consequently the banners OF tle Or
ganzatOn could not be effectively displayed ana tle
principal argument its favor, that the rent only
1850 while thr rent asked for the Twenty tnrd,t room
Mr. James NJ Thompson. IRON the Twenty first Dis
trict, then offered the following preamble ana IesO-
T1trsas Til. Central Republican Committee Of the CIV Of New
A. Gdve-pe Ia assumed important tue. and incurred
grave T.sIelaa..t 81 ~ ie--i- u ~, p 'A "
ET that The Interests and The honor Of the amer
people closely Identified sIth the success Of TIE present keIu-
Lean administration Of The National Government an at Gen l. :
Lie NV upon We iAAAh AZ t4a
o., TIE American people - -,.-----..--
ueded bg President TIE tr 81 ms services a. the
81 - reduction o. NE iAi'La
ff The auieu abroad Of tie national cu % and
The appro resumption Of le sta1lri FAue s me
triumph Of 4el Sc1 SHE'D Ulster On ID AHell -e
a. CLaract-L 81.
loed That support y the roAe and measures % ne
prer and m Cabinet charge Of any sliola depart
the Port o. NealoE and that ms Con
DE veELUgl cuitdlcr rcf0-r b the
president ir capable popular otcer continue
TD. LAST resolution received with lulhEIed Misses
and cheers motion boy Mr.. Gardner 10 lay j. on me
talie Wa voted down amid much CONFUSION. MI VIII
T. Darling opposed the resolution, TtIkhE it uL,itf
fne ureseuf adm -ratlon % the custom House lt ~
Ircau vote tn- city had decreased from 4SOo 10
t00O Men had been appointed 10 places from an over
me Union ana very Of the position, were heId ny
NrW-YorH state men Mr.. Henry A chltb moved JAati
as INC Committee had already and repeatedly expressed
u, confidence IN the Administration, ana tldl Wa HVl
eNuedent 10 press any opinion IN reference 10 M r.
m6NaI or appointment 10 office, the resolutions sho -"
referred TO the Executive Committee inns ItSout"I
was voted down and the preamble ana hfst lu Sco""
resolutions offered by Mr. Thompson were Sarrled. .
Motions 10 adjourn and also 70 lay the last fes9lutVh
on mo table were decided ont o. order anna
CONFUSION The yeas and nays were then called ana me
resolution passed by vote OF Al 10 20 aIs. VI
the Committee leaving the room before inc 'o'o was
taken and several who remained not voting. ,,...t..
resolution then passed directing me puoN.sod
OF the resolution In TIE TRIBUNE ana ItntS, an ano
meu fiered by Mr. Andrews, % the tncct al le ~
on the last resolution be included, beng Ttcc'u AH'
meeting then adjourned.