New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

nGn OF .ne md to Suggest that such appointment be
made IN tn his Committee which held on the nth
mst take the liberty OF incqsine copy OF Ihe resp
@ to hiring the matter TO the attention Of your deegs-
ton a. an very respectfully yor obedient servant
hIONZO II. CORNELL Chairman.
p,s Tia. said delegations present
n ntc present stat. OF Muop.l
G1eTmnt OF receiver of rOft emOlunen hercfrom"
Another resolution provided that three places the
state Committee should remain vacant for 10 days unless
sooner filed by appointment OF your delceation
A. b. CORNELL. Chairman.
Gen Cochrsnc offered the following resolution bearing
uror The letter Of Mir. Cornell:
This delegation. declined admission tire recent ruoi
de Ssie COmp;e:s eaor, to 'snd our organization beeau s
accept seats unirr such charge AMI lat the Convention
Seeyc ~hst Snn could not sOnOEsply ADMIT ~ and ,o,,
ntv with Of cons bo Of the
icri approval confirmation by tbsrrf
hod lhM III: dses.iCo ne. being nyr.e; Se, eea
the state Commute select thrive members Of the sat' COMMITTEE IN
stlte TEE that he proposition he ncorl Sih ESAs'
I'M, u w. S'aV- 70 es OF. 10 we rtec,Iop and
e M IT, bs q. SsS I Mc F.naS y @ the
G., NeW-lork and winch by the resolution Of he GteIL
report bach to the General COmndtee"
The resolution provoked an animated discussion. Cen
Cochrane in It's support spoke warmly OF the duly "hch
the General Committee owed TO the Republican party al
large, duty which admitted Of no misplaced dignity
He admitted that The State Committee had not treated
this Committee with justice and mpartlahty' but he
urged Ills associates to "Ict bygOnes he hSG II
now they acted with fairness and hbcraity he would
chcrfuly take his seat them. AS to the past ne
concluded, "lct us close the books"
Mr. Touscy empl acay rejected so far ms he was con-
cerncd the resolution offered Ivy Cen Cochrane They
had been traupl,d upon and uniusty treated and he
would vote against tie resolution If he had TO stand
alone. The question was discussed in the Convention
whether we we've n have seats in the Convention, ard
fltuex iIfrlf l.Npt
l.uy.orl We occupied them with Tammany collars
around nccks. Now, Sir has orr status been CHANGED
IL, a.: their actcu and rCpudate the action OF the
STATE Committee appointed by that Con' cniion. Sht
No." for know and yOu Will see some lime that
am right Mr. TOusev IN conclusion. OF red the follow
M as sT9tnE i"T r M Je," to Si,cuse h.
Instructed to the Chairman Of the Stte Committee II re to the
communist inst T'd 20 ~ " Lat the iuno"a> OF t' ae sAoa
ni1 S' MI "a ' Ga1,. Coa Of uh tue Hon Hdr.ce
Crr s-A' AM 'A,I' ''e has no power act WILL eI''
Mr. C0nCvrr rose 10 say n word In favor OF the ami
cable measure of Gen. Coclanc, and hoped MI I0usey
Cen Cochrane again urged the Importance Of main
tanning attitude Of entire Willingness To overlook IN
justice i'll the past if only harmony, through juatcc,
this view he knew he was in harmony with the Chairman
Of the General Committee; aud he asked that Mr. White
law Reid whom he knew 10 have an authorized state
ncnl the negotiations Mr. Greeley had already mad
with the Committee should present 1t, Ill support
of the harmony they all urged.
MI. Reid read MI Corncl's letter inviting Mr. Greeley.
as Chairman of the Union Republican General Com
nittcc TO a consultation with the Executive Committee
the State Committee ana ID1de "a statement Oh MT
Greclcvs action and Of the propositions Tor reOrEniza-
ton he had submitted (>uh> nn1ly ns they appear on
the fourth paI,) The aunouaccmcnt Of NJ, GleCl"ys
course and Of the apparent probability that II WoCid De
fairly met, was received with hearty applause.
Several members spoke briefly III approval OF Mr.
Greclcys cOuIe. EN-JudGe ETHAN requesting p"rnis-
sion, though not member, 10 speak, SAID: realize
we did before the Convention. Our position then
was impIe enable: that the STATE Committee without au-
thorty the State Convention had no power 10 act,
but Republicans We must all Conce0e our STATE On
NCntlunS hare our OrganlZat!On Now, ull-
dersiand STATE Convention has taken some action III
reference q reorganization in this city. Whatever IT
think 1t comes right home 10 the Organization mere
whether shall set at defiance any suggestions OFT tch
the State Convention of our own party don't tLhk
X ourselves such q IOSl'lN' HA',
therefore, nasmuCh II seems tnat certain pl"osos
have been made through the state CONVENTION. an!
through the State Committee acting under authority 81
a certain resolution passed ny IL" CONVENTION, Ger
10 De 40 way lJct tIOii'-' IA 10
| WI, C.uprumsHg. ! think We shUd.u bc ready 10 say,
Although have been unjust to us, although you nave
our allegiance the Republican party 50 determined are
we maintain IL III the lace OF It's enemies,
that put up with your past unairness II you VIII
deal fairly with us the futur". think INV fl1cnl
states the truth when he says that the people OF he ne
publican getting tired of this continual Qua
Jeling In the Republican Committees of New 1Uh l.e
rualrels are or, mated more by small party or pom
clans who care about holding local ohccs imam
they the real interest OF The hepuDAcan parry
c question ~ the adoption OF Mr.. TOuscv's rrsolu-
tiou as tnrn put TO the meeting ana lost Oen CocA-
IA. ; resolution Was I.cN carried.
Mr.. I,ggat moved that tie thanks or IN" mecthc nc
Nf.,dc H. MI nr'.r TolS"y for the able manner III
hitch he had presided the deliberations OF the de-
clauo ~ SYRACUSE. Carried and tAe meeting ADJOURNED.