New-York tribune., 1871-10-06


A@'r~sy'os~s1. s~s1..............HRAkCISC O. BARIAu
S'ak Baetanr and Ssrvsvor. WILLIAM B. TAYIo On
Ooas' 'CossssrosA. sA...........ALEXANDER n REIux
STATE Prsssn bs,pel-. THOMAS KIRK pIToncn'
kLsCri0s TURsDAr. x0yzhsER l.
TIE UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL, cov
MITTEE.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT THE rpru.,vv
HEADQUARTERS-A POSITION CLEARLY ~.
FINED. A
The Union Republican General Commits.
met at the Republican head quartsrs on FIFTH .v. 49,.
evening, Sinclair TOucey In the chair In the .sno. -
Mr. Miller, Mr. Barnett was chosen Secretary Tn. N
being called and the minutes Of the last rnee,n. -.
the Executive Committee, through its chsirmsn o..
Cochrane reported the following resolutions which -
separately adopted:
R.so.rsd Th.. cordially ndons .Ud r,y Uso. R..AU
and so q: upon isnd. roaShooi nd, S! E
W1sa. Tie Co~1enaon directed tie Stat. Commits. ,.
ofEewioE that all resident Republicans ahs 10 fairy rers
Rs.otsed Th.. be referred .. tho EI.suy. Co....
from The State COMMITTEE. whatever oOsn e.tisus sy sy L
without action q Il. 0eue Comn,ies any a,ss s. H' -.
Resolrd That In Of The siOundDg dscbasd d r,
sa sau n' pT I,': %s s @I'sS';S S sa fs.' . az 8
f.s Ss va 'as Ia e be s' * %
HsoErsd That reasonable ind doubt xsss b. -
P.,y Of D::ssas T. ~. r. =. -
s %a g s S s.s. faS.S, S fSd a | . =
boz frauds Of the City should got crown Nh .eees he Dzts
ss s sni ss,s s.s 81 to % % %SS'' ' ~
Re,ed Tss The HeD gp':ss S,'es, n SStr inch T:r; CD
appointed COMMITTEE the Of the Union Rssbe.n C.ss
omne. Of Seventy With reference 70 The sppsntSeS, Of 49,.
and poll clerks for the coming election.
Gen. Cochrane moved that the Secretary cOmmunic.h
to the President Of the Committee the passage OF he
applauded and carried
Mr.. Ritterband then submitted the following ,sso,s
tiOn:
Reolpod That the Hgssed and pronp. .eo. Of or t.nsh
vhdrawag the Republican COny ntOn at syncss s
Hon Of ne upS,sSted and report Of Ii. no =
Couvenon contested ses mee with our unqualified approval
This resolution received with entLusisstc app>
baton, and unanimously carried
Mr. Richardson from the With District made the fol-
lowing explanation Of the resolution:
It seems to ne though may be mistaken that as va
stick pin At one single point there. We had announced
the community prior to the sitting Of tbe Convention
that we were prepared and meant ourselves 70 abide by
the action OF the coming State Convention Of party
hatever 1t might be. IN that We followed the lead u
our President Now, we don't want any body. through
wfu or stupid ignorahce, to attempt to brand y. Na
do IT, Il Sas rsoun forth Without
comment. A single rule of law whi SET u ~
right and that s%@s !aad, ,oss ,sG. k.. al con- con-
tract at all events; one side OF q contract Offered
part to the Republican. party. L. sr Iot Che 10
Fraud the most vilanOus the most wicked the most un
fraterna the most suicidal In the party mas oeen prp
the Convention has been conceived Graded, and nur
tlred in fraud. What demonstration HOW we Lave
Democrats Dem and With how much justice Mr. wn. As
man presiding over the Convention, dld not appoint
be the serViie tool Of this man. Roscoe Conklng Ap
pausel think I am safe IN IN saying s tnat ,So 90:
Convention was compelled " submit and appoint com
nttee OF II to pass upon contested seats and upon A
,senst 81 h. bm me- p That & SIR brand a. debs
and wicked fraud. II absOlves me, Sir IN my humble
Judgment from any contract or aeleement may nave
ton We have right, and are bound a. free Uen TO
else own honest Judgment as " what We shall
do tApPlauseI
Gen. Foster here proposed q resolution, not exactly
iden ca with that Of Mr.. RitteIband. but which DO
thou hit defined little clearly the sentiments VI
the Committee. 1t was as follows:
R,d Tha, approve and eomnsne The cSnt. Of oar ss
because Of sr uaeJ imputed tompsT T,nn
Hail. prepo.erOu the Convention . OEe and would lave
fI Sy The Tonvssou was ys~.d offered f eS ,I
t sh By ls1 you'd haze NE. beer s,. ss f o S @ -
good Of the party required that hsg should 90 no more ov
Nrst that great wrong perpetrated on US We AZ
Of knew right, that we we're regular i ,na
the men who said we were in the employ OF and acns
for Tammany Hall he'd, and knew that they lied JAP
plause Nearly all OF us remember that years ago. and
for years, the very men that Hanoea US a. Ian u, @
men notorousy and openly in the tnl 10Y Ol Iam
many. We knew we had rights, and those rlkns I weg
robbed from us by those men, and was vsfs a.. M
mand recognition OF the right, and then 70 Oe NDs
to give up They Sny Hes a. s %
in solid phalanx, and let New York We unrepresenha
But, Sir, they are willing to suffer anything and nE
the other party, they out and say they VIII uph
O ticket offered by that Convention. They do 1t 6ecals
they love Republicanism, and because they Dehs"n
and are going to work for principle. tApplauseI
Gen. Cochrane-I am sure, Sir that neither you n0S
members Of this Committee would be surprised II Ih'A
announce that the delegation to Syracuse were wiling
to accept all the praise that be conferred upon then
(LaugLter Should you pass both those resolution"
will not object. am not inclined to dwell upon ~,
feat Of arms through which We passed In syracuse ~
II seems to me requisite, IN reporting TO consutueoee
that something Of detail should be given and somenDS
Of narrative introduced body Of men, delegated sn
your powers. visited Syracuse They presented lner
seyesthe venerable bodies Of two we1l.known genue
men Of this city preceding them, Moses d. , Ttu tss
and Marshall sb Wss not surp
ing, Sir, that the head Of our column en- sno.s ~.
be impeded under those or toas n,oSs
1t not until the custodans OF the peace hsd
order that with other delegates marched dpaned Il
into the Convention. Our questions were PLeSeppS S-a
order and discussed fully upon the 1oor In atoasd a
place, gentleman, regularity was never Que.s or.s
believe may say safely that 1t has ntrT Dsen W., W.,
toned To be sure certain imputatons have Deen
upon IL. Those attempts we're persisled III d. o''
with what rgsG nt ySS ys a. ,s 9sVe to interfere with
and control the action of the Union Republican
ton in this city discussed at 1G ina, PSsans PU
our argument took most formldaole ant to" occnned
shane and ,he ground that this Organllsu9n @ Ssn
there was substantial and not to be turned IL Ws Ss
that conspicuous gentleman IN IOS snS eIoaussf
nation rose and In HE grave, monoohous' osch tos
tones swayed that Convention nom an spRfoh osh man
unanimous Convention, and on the his pont thai
Was found in his own location. II was a. tn mai Ts
this delega ton through It's Charnan iesln Invention
were but tolerated by the courtesy & o. tDg ~ the simple
asked respectfuliy to withdraw. Ihat r a Ssess,
pIain, and concise history Of the acnon Oh '0ui
tiOn at Syracuse. -. ..or.rts srise this
orransatio5 with our ewes open and unJanndie. oarM
BY passion faction viii listen fairly yynS ID Savns s
disclosed and all that may be ASKED anu @ ,b Intimate
isposs @ ,hS All ariiers OF YOUR fate; ana ~