New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION IN THB
CITY

MITTEI, Flftn-aYe ana twenty -stcOAu'rt >
Hon. Horace Greeley, President.
Sinclair Touses, First Nice.lr'slLent
Enoch t. FanSncr, second Vice President
George +. COachmOn and Andrew W. Lesgett 5ecre'
Ira o. Miller Treasurer.
Cen John Coclrane, Chairman Executive Committee.
Gen 10y d Aspinwall, Yice-Chairman Executive Com
To The Repu5icqns Of me Ciy or Ye,r York Messr'.
jackson 5 schultz and WIN. orion have called on 10
RepHDlcans oil our clts 10 10 REQ, '"D P I6v t.
many Of whom have been thus appointed without u r
fo S lml STanlaoa S GS i Of the party With the HOB
Horace Greeley at It's head Mr; OrcrIey VIZ -
work Of pretended reorganization, Dut ne ioIh4.y
declined. Mr.. schultz was onlGlaly hune" ig ~ n'
ate have undertaken is entirely OF a ore,
,idog M g,c . oitfe ia rioqfof Of me action oS mr. lat
STATE CoareaA0H, and IS IN the interest o. y0ct0 ard
the entire party; for nearly all the active men named
by Messrs. schultz and Ort0n as agents IN th pre-
tended reorganization, and who w'conlrOl the move
ments. fictiOnal piGtsans, who now SEEK by ms
method, TO gam power when they nave III tle lsss
failed to secure Is proposed oy thls aetlon thit te
regular General Committee, duly and often reoos'
nized as such Dy me STATE committee susI bs l,.
ing It's constituency, and organizations ana new
General COMMITTEE, III tHe Ihe u y, Pa
ing iactiOnst-' shau suptISt0e lIeH' re III OF,
ganizati0us and General Committee Will not take any
part in this u-urpation Of revolutionary power ana d.
,tTuct, the undersigned tJ advise an hrp0l,aL' NLo
dcprecate sill wider divisions of the party than now
s5l dod 10 SG Sdg Hd JUST attempt tempt @ the
FIRST: Messis schulz ana Orton win allow thor
own anpontees for reconstruction to i'll vacancies u
their numbers no doubt fearing that persons not DID,
their interest might be put IN such yachhcl,, llf
power thcy reserve To themselves. lr the good ~ ae
party the only thing sought, instead Ol the Interest
faction this power u fl! yacanc.eN Ia power always
given in similar cases. would not De VitAncit from no
local Committees. Faction dare not IN this instance
trust its own agencies.
Second: Lest enough pabe parties should appear
personally before these local enrolment boards % make
Of decent numerical prearan,e ana give some yaeee
strength, provision i made by Mers Seluit1 ahd ORION
the enrolment Of aH Ia rhoSe bha ~rttte4 dblef-
ton shall be DiGde, nat requiring thai Scb a'cl-
hOnS Shd't be mau' Oy II @,FsyE otS"tHy 70 20 .. & =
6ut 0HOt3er person Hdy HdhcU yoF num- an opthL l"f
ore Heard ot in IN party, and never before attempted
by those pretending to be republicans Inc dos-c0fo-
e ry corner stone of potca purity i'm the rrg,trt-
!, in the DcrSDHW appearance OF those H.
tending vote ana the entire anu absolute exclusion
an not personally appearing before the Board EurUl.
Third In furtherance this scheme. and make this
enrolment of voters the application OF others than
the voters themselves, efficient, the under ncd have
20 believe that certain persons are now eug3S'
United Supervisors az the late election FOR tho
purpose attaching such names he agents Of Meso
;. aud o. have reason to THINK VIII favor them n t'
pretended party reconstruction to applications for cl
NAV be voted on either by their owners or persons
representing them, that the election conducted may
prOca ied the voice of the Republicans OF
n MesSrs. Schultz and Orton desired party purFci
ton instead Of aetonal success TIE very hrst requisite
tor voting in their new organization would have been
personal registration or enrolment; but % secure NUM-
Ders, they have thrown down al the bars to fraud aud
sign the OF applicants for membership, not pres,
ent and receive the names Of any person
persons presented 10y any person who may call hmse
Republican voter OF the district aIfi who may be
Attempts at political trckery are usually much better
concealed.
us be taken true evidence, IN face OF the wei
known fact that thousands Of men in tbs city VIII, un.
hesitaungly for the smallest consideration; make any
statement in regard 10 such matters as they may be
asked. No oaths or airmalons are required nor are
objections allowed, excepting the party o'ue'nS
shall have been enrolled. Never scheme cOAcOctcd
under which more fraud might be perpcirat,d.
Fourth: that the local Boards may possibly
allow some Republicans To be enrolled, VINO are not ia
for the the lists by the personal supervision
OF Messrs. schultz and Orton.
Fith: To guard against the possioilty OF their agents
falling to perform their duty IN manner satisfactory,
Messrs Schultz and Orton reserve TO themselves tic
SIth: These recons;ructiouists not daring 10 trust
their followers IN tie matter OF framing Cuhsutuuos
for the future government OF the local organizations aui
Central Committee OF factonisN, Lac genuine autocrts
the power 10 frame such Laws To sun thrmse's
"A step the direction or party deSpOm aud personal
ocfonsts would ever dare to take toward destroying
the rights OF men claiming to be Republicans.
Serent: Messr> Schultz and orion N their call have
made use of the OF the Clairman OF to
regular General Convention, the Hoi5 Horace Gree
lev in such TO convey the IMPRESSION that hs
order when tney well knew that Mr.. Greeey's refusal
TO take any part whatever in their fdctoual movcm t
precluded the possibility OF his actng as the temporary
chairman OF that Committee and this use OF hs Ia.s
while he is absent from the city is piece ot pOil,
In conclusion. Republicans OF New-York the under.
signed beg leave 10 adNlSe You not 70 take pfs
nor LOT in this taConul movement The regular or-uu'
iztton with Horace Greeley at It's head Will not us-
band the command Oi any usurplng state tomlltee
or other unauthorized body Our organization is rrgl-
lar complete, and IN working order. IL has been true -
its party work in the past, ana Will be IN the future. y
has been charged with any party derehcUun ana
present attempt To destroy u Tor the benefit OF c
ton will be fought To the cud. II you, Iul-
can, refrain from taking part In this tactioua move,
ment which Is solely In the interest OF lpNidua, aLd
against the interest OF the entire party, all viii bc Wt
satisfied OF the 4justice Of our cause. Will rACNr
so to conduct the work assigned 10 as your rtlrtt
tatyes as To merit aud deserve confidence ana d0Is-
| meut
| THOMAS G.. STEWART, JouS \. FOSTER.
! LLOYD AsrlNWALl, BENZ. L. MANNltkt,
SINCLAIR IOUskn, JohN CotukANt, .
! Special Committee OF the Union Republican Genera
| Committee.
THE NEW COMMISSION.
| TO me EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: Messrs. jackson ;. Schultz and William
orton well known and respectable gent haNo
undertaken The agents OF the Republican state CoN
| mittee. the job of reuoyatng the Republican parry
this city. In other words the party has gone mto y.
vbitectura commission. We curious 10 observe '-'
process and progress of this remarkabe departure V'
the established American ideas OF popular soyert4|hv.
The Commission have laid down elaborate set oi FH0
| to govern In the creation Of their artificial pri'h"'
bodies. Were human lie not short. might h@,0
time To read and comprehend them. Ne notice h 1uu'