New-York tribune., 1871-08-04
MUNICIPAL POLITICS.
MEETING OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEE IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS -
SPEECH OF HORACE GREELEY.

MEETING OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEE IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS -
SPEECH OF HORACE GREELEY.
The Union Republican General COMMITTEE
held their regular meeting. last evening az the Head.
quarters at Fifthave. and TwentysecOndst. About 60
delegates were present. The meeting called TO
order by Col Benjamin A. Willis After the calling the
roll and the reading OF the minutes OF the last two meet
ngs Mr. Willis resigned the chairiu favor Of Mr Greeley
| A communication from the XIth Assembly District
Republican Association read, announcing that the
Association had reOrganzed, with the list Of members
rs prepared by the COMMITTEES appointed by the General
Committee TO reGnroll the District. On motion Tho 80
ton Of the District ratified, and the names Of Daniel
T. Hoag, wm. II. 3IrPford. az Dr. Frel gh dele
gates from that District. placed the list The
Chairman OF the Executive Committee reported the fol-
lowing which were unanirOusly adopted:
Wha. The General coS%t'e. q the yn,os ReraolS'' S
RpubcaBm soluts equality in the operation Of the Ss s gGny
n be admin Of Go,erGeea. w.eher haaGis s,.t. .,
principle. are invaded. thereiors be i[ ....... T..
bdn0 portion citizens e. l2t day guy bss
& an i51g 81 2 s15' s e1R s, s Sa 70 q.
element IL our dt and eIei me1are Sf Tors s
Reso.d Ts cret,be contrast With the .yeophsrc and
a conduit Of cur % was the brave an fsoae .
Of the m.r .nl police -bo n utterly eIt.suhps An sS s<,
privileges Of citizenship entitled " and hereby endera
KesoIsi Tia. Republican r,y great pledge to.
crate rpOgnlDi 70 'he equality Of al men before o
the hospitality courtry v permit nlent AID -o
ing Sg'uy to Disgrace or nse the nights '0' privileges " '' chs
RssoI,ed smVhstcay eonemn the unbhhns fz sa
corrupt practices Of the Democratic city who bsye b.
ssas, the ballet and yena 10 legislation enrhe aese,s
individual liberty and brought INTO diSeri part OV
Rssord thoueh convinced that b- eh.r,s Of
;sans the leader. Of t peHoeae part, .ss os ss are ss I'd
snd the pet Of which s. coDens @ even deHi H'' "'ds
ReOd That the public nerest mpeay oesaod' p1cmp. .os
combination city, ae the Democratic party ss de@i
mates s stat isss a. ' o Sn .n SIssAIo, eAyS w. S %
al nepAl reform and honest state pocy N3sn
ogsnis,tcn Of Mnmsny Hal nss ensuing hai
fIom power IN tie city and the Sii'e
Mr. Gresley then presented the following resolutions,
which we're unanimously adopted
Rsolsa Committee reA the ayosi Of rs eova's
that there was 40 need the d
.be dorgn1e the pay TINS Cy under tie sa''
| Of reorgauiIng H. Load sppause
Rod Thai We point TO the considerable portion
the Republicans Of our CITY ooSnseHsoe TO thus sN
nation the pot their sH5onna@
the dispensers Of Federal patronage nour a virtually oompe
thu 20 unite Cu:om House New Departure " P""
losing their pisces n,
,, h,ep throughout the state dstmu that Ae parJ
bau mot BE- dai PTeVeo H. we place our
selves unreseryey hands and VII abide 5y the IaSne o. ~
usrt state Convention whatever that Judgment may De
esolped That corSeu that none other Il Al goa ai u1
nom sees our hearty and effective support o
ai That We ue assembling % Repuobeaa STATE 0o'
x.,oo At VERY early day ore ts; the fullest ai'-s'aKe
t,k.n Of tide swelling snd read! 70 oeA5 our 0i4
daes on 10 overwhelming triumph -,
Mr. Greeley spoke as follows: IL Is widely ercuA''
over the state that taIs Committee III tue in1o, -
rammany Hall, proposes 70 make INVERSION '"u
distraction In the Republican party 'niS run NJ - 80
defeat the Republican cause, II seems 10 " - a..
th,t we should say that while we could not adm' '
fha ATE
th Marty we are ready 20 90
State Convention, and abide y N' " .
II u,ust not be understood that this committee P''r
or can be bought or driven, 10 do anything % 80,
Republican cause this Fall Tho people % ''o "a
shall know that o are the men who are 'hhhS e'eI
,i, >, iristiee il neee> ,ary " order tat TIE hi'
,,c,, marry NAV be united and the Re3u1hoan 'S'
,rt,n,nb,nt There Is 10 reason why Na'sDo"u -
triumph this Fall We can, unless there is d'''', .o
and dIsaleetion Now IL We g' to o4@s Co"' -.
and say We mt ourselves iniO your AAAus' 40
nv us; We will abide by your dssson, the worn -
once go forth Throughout tAs S'1i'' s'4' w
;hls Fall loud appaus'l
The IuoCtl1g was then ad,o.elt'.
LOCAL NOTES Z
Tho XI,h Assembly District Republicans
.,oarad rd,g,p D Morgan as dsrsate ~ yIhe C1'''I'
J,ou.o Central Committee. .dst e'cnhS' 80.
Tba XVIII Assembly District Reprb.eMss
o,ea,es tbe following 1c.e;ans to the gus'on-h,.s
central committee. as eya;; Wsliam WsI5g ! ! s5w't
A9Nan'I AS, y Simpson. John j. Pollok, sdmae h''i'''
| FREDERICK KHAN. ,.,i;cons
The VIA Assembly District RepuON''n'
elected the following otacers last evening": .,,o,,
| p,o.ilent--JamSs winterbotom; F'r,t FN'siIsn 2.
! i,t''.sn carl. :, cond Ntr-Pfr,ilth. w. Ar,tia
p.il' secretnrr-hAward Hllock ite nsus e.. oi Eeo
! iS,l,. poorkegpcr--A. :. Barue.t i w l'ESfi.Ifon
.'a"u Otel,e'g,e aal Geurso " 90, H. rrs,orr
Tre iolI1v.inr were elected Dee-9l's, ~ t,Y "a For
House Ccut,al Committee; 4 n An, D,sdr,h uoim.
{ .-i,i.C ,yIo1a Iosup pa klrrh .'| a. ~ I'd on te'
| ni,,,is loun j shaw tul,fed w '-'>i