The New York herald., 1870-12-02
RAMPANT RADICALS
Meeting Of the Murpheyite Repub-
lican Committee.
Noisy Session-spencer in His Glory-Dugsnne
Squeaking in High Koy-Rsading
Out the More Fortunate
Republicans.

Tne lrrepresslbe, garrulous Twenty second street
Republican General committee held one OF their reg
ular and characteristic meetings last evening. The
attendance was rather slim. The redoubtabe
Charles s. Spencer was there in Als glory
Mr.. Hugh Gardiner occupied the chair nankcd by
Messrs Van C0tt and OBrlen secretaries After the
usual preliminary business was disposed OF Colonel
DuRanne, with much rhetorical flourish, read the fol-
loving
FORMIDABLE RESOLUTIONS
Nv me history OF the republican party New YORK
district associations and are now controed
extent BY ensaaries nd Official subordnaiss OF be
Whereas not less than fifty delegates the
Der me democratic city and county governnsnt other
wise IN the receipt OF oi
and have been present at nestings OF the General
acting and voting notorousy 10 the interest OF their Tam
The and conduc. Of these
given by them to political opponents, the republican
party - New York city has been psrsseny msrepfesened
Whereas resolution presented the General Committee
rscy or ndrecsy under the democratic city
s. pc !" % ssai 10 any p lie T
whersasl ., the primary elections, called to choose
delegates to the republican nominating conventions
in sbs conventions. afterwards held the
HONEST AND EARNEST REPUBLICANS
81 S 0 % s s & %
Resolved, That while we accuse no man Of doyay to
or nsss..ls.sa o@ po'a as op
s p: snd sei
holder a any democratic department under any wing Of
siCn % in the republican org.niza.ion q this city
party 10 The q
counsel or act With Tammany ceholders, either in com
nittee, conventions Or district sssociations.
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS,
holding seats IN the Republican General namely
Mansrre Police Commissoner James Galway Fire
sssny Brown soofsy MsrlicS and "f she
H. 81 s1
s.rn' am and d Allen Of Of The Fire Miller Wagner
s
Of s Ss
Of Public Works odsehoidsrs under democratc
st1 and action
Resolved Tn.. Vie. of the facts .Ooy. recsd.
election constitute general conmies for 1871 but that
:ar s'i sor
xanxAon OF the party in this city on plan which shall
FRAUDS AND vIoLENoE
Committee and smancpats local associations At
and forever from the control Of democratic politicians and
These resolutions were unanimously adopted
Previous 20 their adoption It was announced that
MAR MARX nanngan % was 10 me employ 81 tamany an AND
black list' cried out some
vIRrUoUsIY INDIGNANT
member, ana Marks name was duly recorded there
on. 1t should also have been noted that Mr.. Gillett
before the passage OF the resolutions protested
against having MS name included among The
doomed ones He did not make speech, but
merely handed paper 10 the chairman, which was
read by one OF the secretaries, and which was to
the effect that his services clerk In The tax Office
were
NO LONGER REOUIRED.
In view Of that fact he was, Of course willing 10
return to the republican fold. HIS name was
stricken of the black list.
The further business OF the meeting was the ap.
pointment, on motion OF Charles $. Spencer OF a
committee Of ten to walt upon the Republican State
Committee and urge them to devise measures
whereby to - S-~
REORGANiZE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
In this city. This committee afterwards appointed
subcommttee or three to prepare memorial, TO be
sigpsd by the ralk and Tile Of the radical contingent
OF New York, expressive 0f the deeire indicated la
the motion OF Mr.. Spencer. The meeting then ad-
journed.