New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION IN tbs
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IlI1.
REVISION OF TIE ROLLS II THE XvIIITu DISTRICT.
The subcommittee of the Republican Cen
eraI 'o"'lee met last evening pursuant to adjourn
mept 20 continue the Investigation of the charpcs
John '. Giiley. Vice President Of the XIth Assembly
District Republican Association Al q. o,c,ct Gem
Oochrane ana Gen. Aspnvall had not arrived and in
'he absence n quorum the investigation into the al
itr' OF lRt district adjourned one week. The In
p"| INTO Tue charges AGAINST the XViIh District was
neh taken up Christopher Pullman read the charges
iohoWS stating first that the charges were not aains;
individuals but against tie Association in s oraniza-
ton and management.
CHARGES AGAINST THE XvInrH pIsrrIcr ASSOCIATION.
That tie Association fanuca''y organized
tt tst,os wee rcs re roi ~ Jcarr nts for tie
fom EN- Ing tb.-ev frr ~ w :. ~ - ,i
mae, 81 'It !cpuH' can jaTi, in the disrct.
TN 81 r pHar' elections e goes frauds have Neea pepc-
~ four ,u, voting de- Of Gle o. the ,.so,..
ton some Of whom when ts, forsri ro. informed b,
a' M cor il 'e ~ lave voted o: mut have voted
, ,, ' c 9' ' E '' s l2'o'1 's' asy !.
aS sr e o r5 Of sao is ne a,a y' was r'' 'e'
ihal a. lrm. eG' op.an Ia. rot been fiven FOR on.
non .ha, raul had also prlcce in hat natter
VI Il4t The ro4 aoN Cj-iaius in roper nasc..
CHsisroruFR PULLMAN
The answer IS q general denial Of the charges
Clarse Ansser-1he reeHroimeui conducted m inspect
q 1909 TFenty-s-cos orEs a and one e,Ss
in stree scc"apc With hi he 70 # dow dow b ga i ~, ~
ns9 wss Placel On t S without TIE Concurrence Of majority Of
proper pot upou The re, vs vic
asiag comp ser he Assccst5n is9 the Line. Of no %
one H., Fan AZ h. ict XIII n A., ti sfg ' vas 0-
clare iI-Arsrer- wa. .nBeeu time NJ & s.,r., Il,
have ~ my opinion enrolled oj than ene sri
OF iao Association man ,y leaoa Ra-alisaa is BOT
wiling Wat bali hotr li. V7ce The rn ~ ts
gi which entities him TO laraepin the important primary mat
charge lLArsr.r-Ths charge vague that without some
spechclt o. it cHlot c% - Frd hage lcea Vut at
charge untrue AS vot-. than yug
interest Ir Fuiaaa wa, candidate for iee 70 a.. So
ton,ea'n WIG Were ID 3Tai' sll y Pye'' he A'anou
lnoal " tie in.recon It a tau. be seen va. Nj. Pullman ray
Of % i 10 1ai aa ,S y /. &C: o r, s5o 1gs ls s
the Genes Election wbere Ies,y penalties are i,rossJ p @ .
Cdfr vAn.rer. ehsre unirue tecaus. me vote,
lsve allowed sand by the railing; the custom prevails nov
I-spcctcrs watch very carefully that 10 tickets
C-e yTl5sse, P.nsl Goes Ho sav whose eu,rc, arc
with tle Of slcb persons That II he
-,ee' 81 the care you may ne Isr Who ere aqv
s6lav5 t' bsr g. 20 Democrat. on t9e ri are c NOS con-
s ,G .s@s for 1e 5ss'A h s he l' 5Fa
o. ;l Association to furnish 10 the o2o ihe nas Hlgi.ei
solicited pecah, Democrats C. TO cca rare ell Of
p aer Of names H. oce Of the Ssos5 have H.
roll dole thI- nd Wi cOu-
u1uc Go everything, 10 tAtI power to make 20 - o.
prei1su- NVIllth AsS Dist l:.p. SIS.
Nv Pullman called as the first witness George F.
Coachmon who in answer inquiries. stated that the
Association had stricken from the roll about $50 persons,
some Of whom were nou-residents, some had moved
away, ana others We're Democrats.
By Nj. Van Cleft-Dd or did not Ir. Pullman say to
Won that he had made inquiries OF certain gentleman OF
tie District in relation to improper names upon the roll
and that they refused u give Lin any information o.
that kiLdl
objected to by Mr.. Pullman. on the ground That it was
only material give what he l1ulnar) personally said,
or did or asked what he may have done with others
Objection sustained
Ev Mr. CoachmOnWe, the thing IL simply this, tleni
Certain Republicans had refused point ont ccr'ain
names on the ron, stating that they might
want them themselves on other occasions.
q. by Mr. Van CIeit-icll the names. A -lf bl-cn
va, fhe uan who refused Mr.. Arthur the man
who stated that he might want TO use them; ..-
q. by UT. Pullman How many names dli OJcct 10
on tie two evenings Of TeFIsiohf a "Aould I-iIA
Dli make motion 10 strike n go names the
roll A. You read or q list of names Which on waited
strctc, from the roll [. Chairman OF t-t Board OF
lie act that the rules laid down by the mnhttoe OF
Twelve were not complied with. None OF ihc,t men
had notice at al that their were to he stricken
on AT least 10 OF those names TO De a. gOod
Republicans as you or ]. r,...f. , ~. 1900.
stlch. night watclman al the CusoW-ilous'. 10 re-
e-e 10 canvas OF names tho roll Gich could not
lie f.1aI but the Committee rejected Il On tns eodd
t- fdayits not conn cent evidence, ana thtt ne
must appear ~ person 10 tcaJi!.