New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

prescribe the policy. and WELD tho destines oi all
At the close of Secretary Robescns speech which ef.
tied repeated bursts Of applause and cheers, ihe
man announced the Hon Merrill IraSR OF ty % foT the
past decade and commented upon the IavoI"oo ,,oien
s IN ,he With cheers for the Peoples
candidates. and the hyeliest music Ho" "i'nin an"
without the building.
TWO REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONTENTIOUS
The conduct of the majority at the meeting
OF the Republican General Committee on SATURDAY hsh
the subsequent action OF members OF that majority anu
their adherents at the primaries on Monday evening anu
the still later course Of the state Committee sustaining
those who were in the minority In the General commit
tee, gave pretty sure indcaOh Inho I d ea1ers on
two County Conventions. The acknoweagen hu'dS ~ ~
either side have worked earnestly since od'uiuh' hie
to obtain triumph on last evening; 80 c,uoo,r
Those who recognize Collector Murphy, ~
Shook ex Police Comnissoner Acton ana IOs,Lhaa,ca
Jones for leaders, met yesterday in the Union Lea,o
Club rooms where speeches IN denunclaiIul VI ma & 40 %
known as Tammany Hall Republicans were made py
John Cochrane Win. A. Darling, Charles s. spencer, A.
j. II. Duganne and others, and pledges OF ieay 70 % @ @
Enthusiastically applauded by the large numPeIs
The other side. early as o'clock IN tne y
for the purpose OF hOldnga caucus, Du as ter
res charge, with the intent OF excluding deeRicS oP
Approaching O'Clock, the Grant-Murphy men assem-
bcd in the han where the meetings Of the Union hePuo
Iican General Committee used to be held.
Hugh Gardiner was elected temporary Chairman ana
in accordanee with the pr3gramme az f6 d
ioning room and demanded admlttanoe which was
ilation. MIR Gardner said he would now present the
name Of William Alton permanent Chairman OF the
Convention The motion was carried by acc!aInation.
Messrs Frost and Lee elected Secretaries On the
motion of Mr., Spencer Geo. W. Meyers was elected au
Mr.. spencerGThree cheers for George W. Meyers,
representative Of the colored people OF Newfork tufoa
The President then made speech encouraging what
he termed the efforts OF Republicans to oyergrn Tam
Hall and TO free the party iroin the RUE Ol o"eS,
Tweed * Co. The following resolutions were theh
Wsd In consider. the Of faith
n Republicans in NeYok and tue frauds on the ballot IoI o
.san Ssa fS9'',e% s es1ent aa
@ s a eve, 81 ou a the sss and @
opposition Tammsny li 70 suppress he TeAel Instruments
o the Preliminary actions Of independent Republican electors in the
Hesole That Republican Convention in regular session
now IL Of % S e % Rs5aS1s. sf on S G 6 deIe
= be their deliberate opinion ih i Is lnelpehen' 3 oI & as
ocers aud that an RePubean of the
ocrats purity Of the otbo and in opposition to Iamuay
Hall aud hereby recommend such action ,.,.
The resolutions were sustained Dy acclamaton
Col A. j. VI. Duganne then moved series or reson-
tions declaring that recognize IN tne threats IN
their defiance Of the laws Of Congress proofs o.
conspiracy against the rights Of legal voters ealing
in the exercise of the elective franchise with al the
Republicans in affilation recommending that no one
holding place under Tamnany should be delegate IN
Republican Convention, aud recommending that the
anti Tamnany men be made committee to reorganize
the Republican party and that committee Of q be APP
pointed for the eanpaSn Aer @ seeenes onIp"ed M
cheering for Grant Murphy, and the Repubhcan party
A SECOND REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Convention was called to order at
O'Clock by Mr.. Rtterband who moved THAI John " Grid
ley take the chair whichHwas agreed to unanimously
Mr. Hugh Gardiner entered this point and moved that
all contestants be adnitssi TO seats upon the floor.
Mr. Conover moved an amendment that the list OF
delegates be called and credentials handed to the
Secretaries. The amendment was carried. ,,ao,,, o,-
Mr. Charles Spencer, who had with some d1cuity ODD
tanned entrance into the hail. stated that MI Kingsley
Offle LIST Drtcswas at the door an appn't t Lor ae
mission. Objection was taken that he ws not delegate
Mr. Spencer then addressed4s party, say hat uhey
The call of the roll showed that $50 delegates were
The XIIh, XVIII lid and With Districts were not
Mr. Rufus F. Andrews then OF red resolution that
Committee OF 2-one from cacb As~emby DlsttlctIho ~,
enDnn,eI 10 confer with Out,c organizations for the
purpose of making such atr,nsemcIts as wOud bfihs
strength 10 the Republican Ticket Ia tne oourso r ., r m
holding office undor the President were trying 10 cause
I Fth an seconded the resolution arguing that to
make an alliance with faction OF the democracy 10
enable TO gain victory over anOtAer was 10 uegrade
The resolution of Sir. Andrews was adopted
state nomftee 10 prosecute the canvass for Woodford
aud Kauimann with greater zeal aud efficiency"
MIR II Delateld Smith opposed the resolution ana MT
Rierband snpported The latter gentleman said that
So far a. the President concerned they yielded 10
hodcrs whom he had sent To rule then Mt JOnn hlte
opposed the resolution the ground that Insult
10 ihe state Central Committee. The resolution was re-
feTTed. ,,,-.. l.. ~. ,...x.
appointing "a committee TO prepare an address To the Re
publican party and resolution to use every honorable
means TO defeat Tammany Hail. were also adopted, when
the meeting adjourned. ~ n,,
The following is the Committee on COnferenceE
Isl District And. W. Legett sd, Thomas Muligan; 4th
James McLareD; 9th, W. {. Hanna 6th, Hugh Nes9it;
7tb WIN Hepburn; 9th j. Soils dtterband; 10TH NJ. B
brown; llth ID. ID. Connover; 18th, John Guy; 18TH,
Jnseph H. Pollock; 10th, W. Atkinson 17th RObt Camp
hell: 18TH Rufus +. Andrews; l9th NJ B. Wilson.
VIOLATIONS OF THE ELECTION LAWS.
Philip Canton, James Burns, Patrick Cullen,
James McCarty and Patrick Mccarthy charged be-
fore Commissioner Osborn with assaulting Richard
OCounor with intent TO resist him IN the execution OF
his duty as an Inspector OF Election az No 50 Greenwich
81 In the With Election District OF the First Ward.
OConnor testified that he arrestng Daniel Leary
for falsely registering when the defendants SET upon MN
and endea vOred to rescue OLeary The case was ad-
ionrued till this morning.
Terrence Quinn Of No. 100 West Nineteenth-st, was
charged before the same Commissioner with registering