New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
POLITICAL.
YOUNG MEMS STATE REPUBLICAN AssOCrA.
TON


ROCHESTER, June ia meeting of the Ex-
ecutive Comrsttee OF the Young Mems State Republican
Association was held to-day. the osburn House. for
the purpose OF filling vacancies in the General Commit
tee consisting OF one member In each Assembly District
Of the State and also for the purpose arranging the
details OF tho meeting Of the Association 10 DO held
Binehsmton on the 10th Of this month. The general
objects of this organization, which formed Just be-
fore the Adjournment OF the Legislature, briefly and
comprehensivey stated In the following words which
printed upon all their circulars and publications:
"The purpose OF Association Il to dsafec-
ton FROM restore confidence among and unite al who
tenton in the Republican ranks and to any alliance,
pep or ba ss Ses Of the s
nation identified with the success OF the Republican
party, we aim TO promote harmony OF feeling, nleDess
Of the State ana unity Vi H'''" '"s '"' ''p"Oi'"'
The officers and Executive Committee consists OF the
iohowing-named gentlemen:
iresdentG. Hilton scribner Of Yonkers, westchester
SSeereeary-Lee R. ssnborn OF Niagara County:
SeerctaryDr. Alexander Wilder Of
:, EreeuG5e comnitse-second Judicial Distrtct-L-
ssa Trd fSe % queens james Seward Of Dutch
bia, Cyrus Bnrhans OF Ulster Fourth Judicial District
"a fb adeia p % Essex Joseph Hi OF saras
Peter Burns OF Onondsga. sixth Judicial District
James X. Graham Of Delaware Andrew sheparllson Of
Chenango Seventh Judicial Distrct-A nson Il Wood OF
Wayne Geo. p Lord of Yates Eighth judicial Dstrcs~
Franklin a. Alberger VI ETe Chas N Flenagin of Ae-
gany.
The General Committee. 40 far az reportea NJ this
meeting, consists Of the following named gentlemen
representing in the Association their respective Assembly
Districts
Albany Second District Addison A. Reyes; Third
trct, Charles p Eas:on; Fourth district Loenzo ID.
Collins
Aaegany-Charles N. Flensgin.
Cayuga-Frst District, ]. ID. Brown, n. D.: Secone
District, stephen j. Hewitt.
Chsndngo-Andrew Shepardson.
Dearare-second District, James H. Graham.
nDsteeSmEFi PNstgs James A. Seward socO,G
Erie-Third District, Franklin A. Aberger
Essez-Cayton II. Delano.
FTanklin-James H. Pierce
Fulton and observation-disclosures Wade.
HerEimer-David A. NOrtSrup.
Jeeerson-First District, James Johnson Second Dis
Kings-Ffth District, william II. Goodrich.
LepiS-Joseph Payhan.
LiuingsfOn-James c. Jackson, NJ. ID.
Monroe-Frst District, john McGill Second District
| Thomas Ramos Third District, J. W Craig, NJ d.
Hiagara-First District, John E. Pound; Second Dis
Oseida~First District. George W. Chadwick; Second
District, Sidney Bunce Fourth District, Isaac Maodou
Onondaga-second District, Peter Burns Third Dis
| trict Gustavus Sniper.
Ontario-First District, F. o. Mason; Second District,
Orange-First Distrtct-Robert II. Graham Second
District, Col. Charles ii. Weygant
OrieGns-John Barry.
| 0tseaS-second District District, ]. Lee Tucker
oaeeasFrst ' Distct L. Bradford Prince Second
| District, George 4. Hulctt
Riehmond-David W. Judd.
observation-disclosures Westervelt.
ST. Latorence-Third District VIM. Bradford.
Sdrat0ga-SecOnd District James W. Hill
Steuben-First District, EnOs W. Barnes Second Dis
| trict Oliver c. Homes.
SmtoLk-George +. Carman.
James vosburgh; ND District, c. Mech woolsey.
WashingtonSIst District, Thomas stevenson; .
Wayne-Ist District, Anson s. Wood; Id Dist1ct
Henry r. Durfee. WIN.
trict Benson Ferris; lid District, Thomas Leary.
IaLes-Ge0rge 7. Lord
1t Is the desire Of the Association that the people in
each Assembly district shall co6peratewith the organa-
on and select delegates TO the next State Convention
who shall be pledged to ignore, far possible, she
divisions and factions in the party and pre-
sent to the people candidates free from any weakening
alliance and a platform simply Republican, and free
from every element Of dscord and far as possible 70
place the organization and management OF the canvass
in the hands of those who and will labor for the pro-
motion sound Republican measures and good govern
ment rather than the Advancement Of any faction,
the success OF individual NEIL When the candidates
nominated the purpose Of the organization TO
tain them, and Is expected that every member OF the
Association recognizing the action Of the Convention
as final, will give them q hearty support. The
meeting at Binghamton, the 18th inst,
will have its representatives from all parts OF the State
and will be addressed by able men who have at heart
the success Of the party in this State and who
vastly for the achievement of thorough political
revolution in this State and the restabshmeat Of sound
principles and good government than they do for the
nomination OF any man to any office. The local
committees above referred to have been already
formed many Of the Assembly districts and wherever
formed the district will doubtless be represented In the
next State Convention by delegates who sympathze with
this movement, claiming, for the rank and file of the
party they take but very little interest In schemes
of personal ambition and personal ieuds however much
mddlemen and may attempt to oefog the
real issue to mako political capital out OF them
The Committee most cordially invite all who sympa-
thze with these views and With this organization
create party and no new iss ues but aim
ply to purify and cement the old and tried party 70
attend the State meeting to be held at Bnghsmton on
the 29h OF June and join with them In this movement