New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION IN NEW-YORK
CITY

The Republican General Committee met last
evening in Executive session. Mr. Greeley presiding.
The following was offered by Gen. COchfane and ulti-
mately adopted:
Hfsrsds Committee upon charges aui petitions
ferred decided break tbs General tee and The q Assembly
District Associations tleoy Grl TO organize another Con
es Committee ard o.her Dstir, Associations IN their pce, and,
Whrsa The charges and petitions On which their a'u syoEody
show without refao, be destitute Of fandaton
in fiei, and en- srraHt ple;easai ami
Ubeas This et.l Committee is, within the admission of tho
State Committee themselves The regular Republican organ zaton Of the
City Of YevYork established by tie paramount authority Of the Re
publican party the State o. NeWYork. in State Conventions assem-
l; emby Associations BY the same
admission the regular and only Organizations Of that party created by
paraloan authority within their eIecye Assembly Districts
therefore,
f determination tie State Committee to Dissolve
regular Republican rsllol nj the CITY Of NeTYork snd to
create other without cause ard without owr unprecedented
IN nature, without Justification incompatible With the principles and
Republican party nd ether act Of usaiion, unui
gated By eitLer Poicj or necessity
Reoed That tb, Geeral Couree end tie Tventyone As
seuLy Associations wofe del .es IT, AMI through
whom the As aons w iecue capacity OF the regularly
authenticated publican Organization o! tie City Of Ses-York to re-
usarpaoa th State Committee to eo6Pent' IN the
martnrg ther integrity, the powers asei TO Us by
oar plbcals Of the tate through thr state Conventions do
purose intend and hereafter fb iiry AMI honesty to
discharge the duties Of or oGca
olrei That the communication Committee. a.
dre.se to the Io Greeley and the Hon Wm Oron be re-
The OF WHICH o.Ltllr lousy NaaiA9H
with power.
The following substitute, on red By Mr. Greeley,
voted down, Yeas, 9 Nays, 81
ResoleI That Committee believing Itself the regular and OILY
orauson Republicans Of DE City and County Of NewYors
and recolniarg no light h Committee to dissolve It, unless oH
rresy Authorized to b. Of State Convention, N
yet eucs predecessors have repeatedly DONE readiness -
submit Injustice wrong the hop o. a. ey suosr'ns and pro-
noting Bepallean tie o consent tie reorn
ol propoel by Committee, and direct our Chairman to CO.
operate with NJ. William ORION in efectiIy IT,
Gen. Coohranc moved the following, which was re-
ferred TO the Executive Committee;
Ess0ltd, That be u deposition b. tc United states Senae o
Charles Sumner Of Massachu cts fum Senatorial sHg deares to the
American eye vl stlin. Gsucnes tie outlines Of this tragic
tlbtsu e 3 dag Of May 1885, Th cuEn rises upon Sen
ate O. el Senator an sr blow The 10Th VI McA
5 Aea the Senate Cham the seated senator and
blow years have pa The Senate l'uso and the man the
s-ms:y tie dee all Else Gach-nge how ie' the BIO"
slavery then le t The blow sped by voanou yeneaee row"
Eed T. e rr . Il saao Domingo in It's com
rees agricultural vGae rd naval siadon giving control oTer
su access Caribbean Sea- makes It, acquisition de-
srab- Unite! St,es the vast cost Of trlnp4H.g American
cv ,n r ird, ard Of maintaining 1t there eganst
M s assault and orierninou onres the largely increased
Iedire Eou he required by puporoa'ey enlarged national
st Of surveys gt hoes buo. ohaons and river and
proveni time when the land goars under the Weh'
imposed principal ami Interest Of national dDt Of
s souIl to h,ate while the Questionable M ods
snd by have been approached 30
question Of annexation with others Of less favorable aspect
tia, it were opinion that Congress should postpone The
project indefinitely.
sore That extend might the OF freedom over bO
arctic tracts and r yet think that the area at need
prot,e on at hone more than expansion abroad.
ROrs That approve tho DIVISIONS q the bill introduced By
the lion Reuben United States Senate for reforming
tie abuses Revenue lave have aeni tst tie
eole now bureuel have right that ibC
m tet economy etseldars Of tie public sEa be Oh
served BY akesn economy which, II clear does
rot o port With the sysem which Collector Of Customs and
Surveyor AowYok hs esc OCCASION been known
to receive $4,000 year for hc oueienb part Of the sun
woull have amply CON eusatei
Resolutions offered by j. Soils Ritterband, indOrsing
Gen Palmer ana Moses II. GiinHel, were also adopted.