New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
POLITICAL.
THE REPUBLlCAN STATE CENTRAL COM
MFFTEE.
REORGANIZATION or THB PARTY IN THIS CITY
no DECISION YET.

REORGASIZATION or THB PARTY IN THIS CIIf-
no DECISION YET.
In compliance with resolution passed at q
previous meeting December o. 1870, the EepuDlean
State Central Committee assembled yesterday, g; their
par0r in the Fifth Avenue Hotel for the purpose n re-
cevng the reports Of tho subcommittee appointed 70
take evidence in relation to the reorganization Of the
Republican party ia this city The members present we're
as follows:
Samuel T. MADDOX and Esastus y. Webster Of Brooklyn,
Henry Smith, Thomas MIdi-nn II Igh Gardiner AlohlO
Ncv-Ycrs ". T. RJbortlcu OF Eitansh, Cyru- T. Mar
TN Of Nowhurgh. Horny $. Yaniecarr 81 STOCKPORT;
Albany, John Hammond Of Crown Point, Edwin A.
Merritt o. Potsdam, Horao 3 Brown Of Paatine shon
eztr Bakcly OF OF ego, III i5" H. LAIN OF Herhi4ef
Levi Eiaesice OF Uuca H2iaon Gee" OF syracuse In, 4
Cn'atlr s. C1e oil Cornne Ben Fell or AHlon iL,,ati
Crowley Lock oct, ana Rodney W. Daniels of bdhaio
Three members Of tue Committee were absent aLo
fourth remained bit short time IAc abaeEtees were
Me5srS. Place, Na!ie, and Jowctt.
The Committee was in session only about half an hour
during which dine Dut litt.e done. The S1b-COm-
miitec, Measrs Ramsey, opdyEe, Nandecarr, French
and C4Oacy, announced through their Chairman l-m
seyl that they were DESTROYS Of communicating with
Horace Greeley at oclock,an would therefore be COM
PEELED 60 ask adjournment fore making their report
Thws granted, and the Committee separated to meet
nn ut @. when the Central Committee again Assem-
blcd The report Of tie ulCommitee presented and
rca audi after ozcing dehate, was Ieooumitted to
the sul-, Inittac with n-trcllDu3 % cOItnu. their
irycsg lions alter which the STATE Central Committee
aIOurn.I lUuT VEGAS, at the end Vi which time tney
vItI gain report.
TleIrpor t is unGcrst0Od. favored reorganization on
certain conditions watch TIE 81 rCOmuiit'ee tAouShL
would restore union aud harmony bat as the particulars
withheld aud the reporters We're ugyrJualy cX-
cludrd tho de nils cannot bc definitely stated. II may
De popr, however b say that tie plan included reoI
-,Z.ton Iu tbs eli the basis OF members 10 be Sc
lccitI in equal numbers by Horace Greeley ahd w
OrtOn, While tho -t.c Committee ITSELF should nave ne
privilege OF selecting - smaller number.
TIE following b. 'df Ci the ballot upon the qucs-
tiHV OF ror 1rILIr 10. q Hd Adjournment:
O. Nri Elri1, 81 II uIanl'
MeT..il Lam. Lere th.lea Coo, ri d. DsHes-Ii
So. brown h. Bssesee z B5tr- Dlty. Crow.e--l1
II4a shout the IdJter pdIt OF tue session large num-
haf. 81 politicians gather 81 IN tC OOhlcs anu Crc-oi
the Irobahe results 81 the meeting Prominent among
them were Collector Murphy, u,l-r IOusey, ana Naval
OFT q -irnc. Lesser politicians crowded around mo
% the meeting room, and sought % discover Wat
was going inside. Among tacse were Charles =
spencer and Mark flanagan, who heralded the-f
CutrsI.o by tie iittcI's exclamation OF, poison
[ fellows with rum down ia the Fourth Ward, ana
then when they h.lf-mad ard do wrong, Charey
Spencer g.l them out Spencer made many coarse re-
Earhs To- lose who dlh rou nom i.n IA OlLIpn tShS
them nov, mach none. they lad just made ln MOTIFS
s4.y', faro bank, or telling them they h.u lammaAy
money ia their pockets. At zine collision seemed
I.,iy between Inn and member o. Tie Com
llI'ae V Aum lc hru Isutad When the result tl tir
meeting WIS announced, he grew exceedingly angry
t.l stated taIt tJA..tcC 81 Il, appointed by the
Nu4. meet O.. Saturday evening, at the rooms o the
safe Ue.'il Committee, for tie purc5 ol ccA~deiihr
tie s.t Tc'r alizat On and the formation u new
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