The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16
Young Mems Republican State
Convention.
The Empire State to be Redeemed-Earnest En-
fort to Heal Local Diffsrsnces-strict Party
Lines to bs Drawn-No Alliance with
rammany State Convention to be
Held In Binghamton June 90.
ROCHESTER. lime LIZ. 1871.


state and also for the purpose or arranging the
details OF the meeting OF the association
TO be held at Binghamton on the goth OF this month.
The general objects OF this organization. which was
formed Just before the adjournment or the Leglsla-
ture, are briefly and comprehensively stated in the
following words which are printed upon all their
circulars and publications.
The purposeof association Is to dlsarecton
republican faith We are oppose to nil con,enton in The
republican ranks and to alliance either open
interests OF State and Identified
cess o. the pry we ann to NJ harmony Of
the republicans OF the State.
The o1,cers and Executive Committee consist of
the following named gentlemen:-
Ftes I'm &c. Hilton SGrpner, OF YOpker5, West.
chester county.
S'cr5a,Y-Lee R. sanborn, OF Niagara county.
Correspond aJ SscretarD-Dr. Alexander Wilder,
OF New York.
Erecwtre Con,naitee-Second judicial disrlc. s.
Bradford Prince or 2neeas; James a: seward, OF
OF Columbia; Cyrus Bdrnhaus, or Ulster; Fourfh
judicial district. Clayton II Delano, OF Essex;
SIDNEY A. Bunce OF Oneida; Peters Burns. OF Onon.
daga; Sixth Jud cal district, James II. Graham, Of
Delaware; Andrew Shepardson. Of Chenango: sew
enh judicial District, Arson S. Wood of wayne;
Geoege p. Lord OF Yates; Eighth judicial district,
Franklin A. Aibergcr. OF Erie; Charles n. Flanagan,
OF Allegheny.
The General Committee, so far as reported at the
meeting consists or the following gentlemen. repre-
sentine IN the association their respective Assembly
districts:
Albany-second district. Addison A. Keyes; Third
distrc, Charles r. Easton; Fourth district Lorenzo
Allegany-Charles N. Flanagan
Cayuga-Frst district. J. ID. Brown, NJ. D.; Second
district. stephen j. Hewitt.
Chenango-Andrcw Shepdr1son.
Coumbia-Second dlsrr ct. Perkins T. Cady.
Deaware-second district, James II. Graham.
Dutcness-First district, james A. seward; second
district David II. Milford.
Erie Third district Franklin A. Aberger.
Essex-Ciayton II. Deiano.
Frankin--James IL. Pierce.
Fulton and Observation-Disclosures Wade.
Genesee -Yolney G. Knapp.
IlcIkimer-Davld Z. Nortnrup.
Jeterson-Flrst district, James Johnson; Second
district, Oliver c. Wyman.
Kings-FIfth dstrictt William W. Goodrich.
Lewis-Joseph Paynan.
Llvingston-Jamcs G. Jackson, M. D.
Monroe--Flrst district John McG: Second dis
trict, Thomas Ralnes; Third district j. W. Craig
NJ. b.
NIagara--Firsr district, John f. Pound; Second
Oneida-First district George w. Chadwick;
Second district Sidney Bunce; Fourth district. Isaac
MacdOugal.
Onondaga-second district, Peter Burns: Third
district, Gusravas Sniper.
ontario.Flrst dlstrict, r. o. Mason; Second dis.
Orange-Fmst district, Robert II. Graham; Second
district Colonel Charles II. Weygant.
Oreans-John Barry
Oswego-Third district, Chauncey s. Sage.
Otsego-Second district. J. Lee Tucker.
Putnam-Colonel Stephen Baker.
Queens-FIrst district, l.. Bradford Prince; Second
district George +. Hulett.
Richmond-Davld w. Judd
observation-disclosures Westervelt.
st. Lawrence--Third district, William Bradford.
Saratoga-Second district. James ". Hill.
Steuben-First district, EnoS w. Barnes; Second
district, Oliver G. Homes.
Surolk-George +. Carrnan.
Ulster-Flrst district, Cyrus Burrhaus Second dis
Woolsey.
WasIington-Frst district Thomas Stevenson.
wayne-First district, Arson s. Wood; secoad dis.
trict. Henry r.. Durfee.
Second district, Benson Ferris; Third district
Thomas Leary.
Yates-GeorCe p. Lord.
IL Is the desire OF the association that the people,
in each Assembly district shall cooperate with the
organization and select delegates TO the next state
Convention. who shall be pledged to ignore, rs far
possible, the unfortunate divisions aud factions
in the party. ana present to the people candidates
free from any weakening alliance. and platform
simply republican, and free IRON every ele-
ment OF di5cord, and as far possible, to
place the organization ana management Of the cam
vass IN the hands OF those who can and VIII labor
for the promotion OF sound republican measures and
COCA government, rather than The advancement Of
when the candidates nominated 1t is the purpose
OF the organization to sustain them. and
1t Is expected that every member OF Tie
assOciatiation. recognizing the action OF the Con-
vention as final, Will give them q hearty support.
The meeting AZ Binghamton on The 29tn Inss
viii have It's representatives from all parts Of the
State, and VIII he addressed by able men, who have
at heart the success of the party in this State, and
OF thorough political revolution in
this state and the re-es,abllshment OF sound prin-
ciples and good government than they do Tor the
nomination or any man 10 any once.
The local committees above referred to have been
already formed III many OF The Assembly Districts
ana wherever formed the district will doubt
less, be represented IN the next State convention.
by delegates who sympathile with this movement
claiming for the rank and file or the party that they
take out very little interest In schemes OF personal
ambition and personal fcuds, however much middle
men an place seekers may attempt TO belog the real
Issue or 10 make political capital out or them. The
committee most cordially invite all who sympathIZe
with these views and with this organization which
seeks 70 create no new party and new issues but
simply to purify and cement the old and tried
parry, TO attend the State meeting to be held at
Binghamt0n on the Goth OF juno and join with them
in this movement.