The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-24
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION.
The State Convention To BE Held
at Syracuse on Sept. "a.
Meeting Of the State Committee-The Reorgani-
cation Of the Republican Party in
New York Endorsed.

The Republican State Committee met at twelve
O'Clock yesterday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Aonzo
B. Cornell, the Chairman presided. The following
members were present:-Alonzo B. Cornell New
York: Samuel T. Maddox. Brooklyn; Erastus
d. Webster, Brooklyn; Thomas Mulligan, New
York Hugh Gardner, New York; Chester
A. Arthur, New York; George Opdyke, Treasurer,
New YORK; W. II. Robertson Katonah; Cyrus B.
Martin. Newburg; Henry S. vandecar, Stockport
George Ii. Sharpe, Kingston; Joseph H. Ramsey,
Albany; Edwin A. Merritt Potsdam; Etenezer
Bakeley, OtegO; Addison II. Lain, HerKimer; Levi
Bakeslee, Utica; John A. Place. Oswego; Lockwood
l. DOty, Secretary, Genesee; Thomas i. Chaifeld.
Owego; Chester S. Cole, Corning; Ben Field, AL
bion; Richard Crowley, Lockport; Rodney W.
Daniels Buffalo.
After the opening of the meeting the first subject
under discussion was the appointment OF the time
and place for
THE PROSPECTIVE STATE CONVENTION.
1t was decided TO be held In Syracuse on the 9th
day of september, at twelve O'Clock. The number
OF delegates win be in conformity with the resolu-
Ion OF the State Convention adopted July 8, 1863,
fixing the total number at 4l2 ana app0rtOning IL
on the basis of the Presidential election Of the same
The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted
this committee did, the eth day Of March last
Ia the county of York. did thereupon adopt
Resolved, That when the General Committee shall have
been duly ORGANIZED the functions and authority Of the pres
and The several Assembly district associations as at present
IL ana for S
fairs OF the republican party in the city and county Of New
district associations herenbefore provided;
Aon
the Of OF Sr .n
said has been Completed and perfected in
Reao That he
''~'e VI DOES HnREBy ENDORSE AND APPROVE
the said earnestly raternay invites
all republicans the city aud county Of New York to unite
Resolved, that the Executive Committee be discharged
from the further consideration OF the subject
The vote on the resolutions was 10 ayes and 4
noes The gentlemen VINO voted IN the negative
were Thomas MuIligan, , Edwin A. Merritt, Thomas
ceded the adoption was long and tedious, despite
the smallness OF the minority. resolution
subsequently passed thanking Messrs. orion and
Schultz "for the careful and able manner IN which
they conducted the reorganization OF the republican
party IN the city Of New York."
At two O'Clock the members sat down to plent-
full lunch, spread in the committee room. The adj
Journment occurred at ten minutes 10 four p. NJ.
The following Is
issued for the State Conventions
Republican State Convention win be held At Syracuse on
purpose OF placing IN domination candidates for the several
the transaction Of such other business properly
All electors who believe the principles of the republican
and sustain the present national and
such others in favor OF equal rights all who
opposed to
ExTRAvAGANCE AND CORRUPTION
10 the administration OF public at airs invited to unite IN
OF delegates from the several Assembly districts
with the of the HERALD the Sec
rotary that the meeting unusually harmonious
nominations he nothing,
hints had been thrown out by Of the committee
as TO tide probabilities
REPoRTER-Stl you might be able to give from
| your personal know ledge
IDEA OF THE PROBABILITIES.
| sECRErARY-But IT'S very dellcate question, you
| see. and one which had rather not discuss.