The sun., 1871-09-01

In
Disagree - Active Prepa rntion. ror a.
Campaign-A sqnnre Fight Intended.
Last night the Union Republican Gencr Co,-
nlit'ee assembled 10 their hail, at Twonty.sseo,t
street and Filth avenue Previous to the generl
meeting the Executive Committee held private so,.
sion, aud d,d not conclude their business un,u ,
long time after the call for the public meep,,
Every one waiting outside was anxious to know m,
subject of their deliberations Some speculatio,
was therefore INDUCED In. Some said that IA,
Graut and Orton party intended to make trouble q,
President Horace Greeley would not attend Tho
meeting, and as a bitter feeling was just now run.
ming high in certain Republican circles At length
Tho doors were thrown open n1d general rusl. wea
m,de As soon as order was obtained. Unexpectedly
Mr.. Greeley walked down the con,ro OF the room
toward the presidential chair. lie vas In the best
Of spirits, and smiled upon all. Loud cheers vtfs
gwen by his numerous irienda. Smong wnon were
Gen. Cochrane, RUFUS L. An -oWs, Isaac John
Oliver. JOIN v Gridey, tho lluh Beujauin H..
Manierrs j. 1hn W. IA mon =, G-n. JOuI A. Fss-
ter. an &. 7. TOih'mds.
1ns being a srncih meeting. It was suktc.eI
that the minutes OF tue last meeting sloulI no "a
read, and they were passed over.
Aner the Secretary had read the call, Mr.. Greel
arose under thundeis OF applause and SAID that q
seemed to him and to several oi the Committee aD
prnprinte that the present meeting sioud b. h..t,
after what hal been done by the stats Central Con-.
mitieo AZ their meetinr held last week IL a.
which was due to tat Conin 'ttse tl,t they ,horii
meet aud cousder what action should ne taken Il
Tie state Convent N, 30 tnal thoY migh. be luiy
awe TO the co mug crisis.
II beaolved the unon Republican Genera oon.
mittee iuly to make known Wuat wsrs trtir iuteu-
tons and also to their Republican f,ion ~ ut a
CITY aud county so tLat m,uy ul C iepOr.s N cit.
uuatiou might be understood. He Noil say, 80 %
20 prevent nisundersln iiny that II Na> the ibtci-
II ot tnt Comm itce to send dele ,ates to tAe Coh
ing ConNenuon wLo would msst vita fun
ap roval Of all tho Republican pirt', aul
IN selecting those delegates thoy ould be chosen
tom the different A.semly Dist icts. Nne her tatY
belonged to tue parry wnich / ad s'r,ycd rom "a "a
OF not, 50 long A. tiev we're ptoperl, ccC.eL, tnd
unity was inte dod TO be the great am ~ a. com.
tug struggle. lie truste tnat TIE ia Ses md soma
tors nominated for Ofice wOulI be rec sivel. aud o
straight uoSet run throughout tie city snd State sa
that there ;r"u1 not be tsu Repu ilcIn clndidttes
for onics, ana n tney had to do was snpy to agree
VINO they should De.
WI,h regard to those outside OF the Republican
partf, no one present would dsni the grcAt ard
deep impress,on which tue publication ot certain
alleged frauds had made upon tue puic mini.
Every sensible citizen had READ them, and drawn
he own opinion as to tue doings o. ue tdins.any
Ring.
Tue German Democrat, Central Committee were
folly alive To Vhat had been wriuen, anl ne under.
stood we're williu- to unite ptrts VITA tie ReDub-
ican p.rty, but th-s wanted to know exactly wnlt
they were going to do. riey wanted To DO salts.
hed thr the pre- cni rotten state ~ the city
ment was 10 be purf 4 ny ths elect o. those 70
b. proposed on Tue Republican size, aad tais vas
essential.
Mr. Greeley wished the Germans or any one else,
Democratic or Lepubhcan, to uniors and that tneJ
meant TO work tOget ler, md nJnsst aud al
though the Republican party ought 10 have soma
consideration sHown tom In 0re.erence u wnom
tney selected. A. the last election Il was understood
| thnt the Reprjiicahs oi tue city we 10 vote
against Woodord and the Democrats would vOls
for him In tie state Tue result Of tnst
the Demoerats aOolJ votes, Vile { ey only sot
about 800 tLluGnt'r.l fners or3 Se will run
| straight and strong keou lean 'qnaro ticket No
will act fair and honest. start with good ua lsr
standing, and tnen there VIII he misln stand
| ing IN the cad. Loud eheorin i
| MIR. Iousey, ~nO mad seat IN his resignation q
| Vice-Presdent OF tne COMMITTEE. was agAn cioct.
| ala requested to acce It ofic".
| 1hc Executive committee then rerd their COLI
the subject oi their Deliberations. M..cL was 10
eject rs 10 ,ows:
Toe Cnion l.epublcan eect9r. OF the city and com
p nope, OF SS Kep6caa ry S sd py.iSt a,tllS ~ ne
prosent nati3nal Administration. at suci otbsr
and who are opposed 10 cxtrsv@eauce and
AT Sa feSS sTs invited 70 eet al a hea sa
ters N the several Assembly di ,rc :. IA !hc c,ty Of
d.legstes ana sternstes 70 tue Us'Su l.puolle -
| pur'uaut TO th- cali issicd o. thein
The call l. uso for .he elect Of dclegltes 20 tho
| county SehatprN art 'ocA conventions, aud II
dates Of lhose conventions and lho nlLoer OF dci'-
rne President pu TIE call to tie meeting, and 4
was passed without dlss mt mid loui iegrs
Gen Coo irInc remarked upon tIs cah as road,
| -iylng u bis nearly euior c 1eut
| Mr.. lohemus soi1 that He should ike TO on r Q
E.s0itsd. That tae several associations ronr'sgnt-d
N tnls q nerh Com uitt'c for %" purlOie ~ cng.t
u entail eec o WHO o'itNc ln tac lraC Hlla Ilte G.
puoncan paiy All sustain tns pre'n Na nal idn =.
raon, and sucn Others IS arc 90 favor Of ttl ugna
TO an an opposed 20 tNtor t'n an corrllt on N iu
admiunua ou Of puoie AHA ~ aud that suii electors
oe entitled to part cpae IA th' -uec Iucut pilD.ry
elections OF Dccemhar pa suat 20 tut cdl of tl3 ~
pnohc4n >" A. oetttl Com nit.e- Va u n 81 a. net
ruLtcuve neai91lrc.s in the several as.ueD
on Iue-day, StgteAuet t1e 5h. ~ o'r O'S r. ".
some evening IN that week. and that nNtire of tle
iug shall De adyer,lsud Ia the Aso IOrS n i0UIs
and eUS.
The resolution was carried, and az there was no
'urtncr business Mr.. Giee.ey detlarel tho meet ~
asifo