New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-10
platform was loudly called for but declined to speak on
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ADMINISTRATION FEUDs.

STORMY SESSION of THE GRANT REPUBLICAN
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

STORMY SESSION OF THE GRANT REPUBLICAN
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Grant Republican Central Committee
held a special meeting at Broadway and Twenty-third-st
last evening, Hugh Gardner presiding. The chairman
OF the Executive Committee presented the following
resolutions, which were adopted
Reof That The Republican Associations o. We tTera Aeoy
Districts ere hereby directed to meet AZ iheI i t 10
Commune ihe escous TO he Conducted
tutions Of the District Associations ,,, rs., ,.o.,,
tons be requested to call meetings Associations prior The com
ing primary elections for purpose OF enrolling and qualifying ~e
James W. Farr, Judge White, and Thomas Murphy. the
the troubles in the Assembly District reported as
the result of their labOrs the following:
ss 5 Ea dsa' 10 s IL. ol Assembly De SSanne
questions relation the district heaoquarsr' Q, other natter N cs
ton recognized By Committees and s in The event Of the re-
comply foregoing decision III. BODY reeSn s 2,
Yce.rrcsdeut, James q. Scolsy
The report was received with applause and hsses.
this Ens report fe have right 70 designate
tho officers of association 1t IA violation OF the
18th article of constitution. You can trampe US
under II you choose, but day of reckoning ana
RstributiOn will There four districts IN the
lower part OF this city which demOrazed by the IN
| reference OF these men, They have summoned me
hosts of the navyyard taken them from po to poll anu
carried the election they pleased III this resolution
IS adopted five men can at any time get up party IA
district ana coItroi tne orgai%a'iPh. DC ,6orizea
10 say that you adopt that resolution the Republicans
the LIST Assembly DlStrct VIII tsSOcate
have anything further to do with YOU You can never
get to unite with that nayyyard gang there Sr
the nj ghts are hideOus with their drunken Dois
The respectable portion OF the people shun them as
viper and yet you propose to give them tie ead III our
| district 80,
The Charman-At the time OF the organization OF thl'
Committee there a contest III the LIST Assembly DIS
trict and appointed Committee who Investigated the
case report TO this body, which was adopted
Another complaint from this district tat that ar
rangement was carried out and 10 was reered Dac'
10 the Committee that originally investigated the mat
ter who have made the report which has ust been read
Judge White-Since signed that report, several con
sideratOns have been presented which might pOssiDll
| modify my views This matter ought TO DC auJusteu
amIeably if possible. do not like the spirit OF Mf'
Kingsley in saying that men whom we RECOGNIZE as ~
pubicaus are unworthy 10 be members OF that as5oc
alton The trouble is, there are so many important men
| down there, and they oil want to be leadeIs
| and rulers They have not got voters enough
| To swear by, but they are mighty a'or0us Mhen
il comes TO primary election. AT the late state Con
called, OF all the delegates and aternates on DOn
there only two present, anq had 10 M ny
the delegation with outsiders Alter all their Hghtlng
those valiant did not send but two representative
! postponed till next meeting, as am sincerely
DESTROYS Of seeing II something cannot DO done 10 Dfng
harmony out Of this chaos.
Mr. TarT-Unless something is done tonight we shaI
have two sets of delegates In next State Convention
delegate called for reading of the original report
ing did not suppose the matter would be cOnsldeieu
| and therefore did not bring the report with hlll
After further discussion the resolution was adOpteu
Judge White then offered the following which was aP
! proved: o.. &,
Iesoied gools achieved In the Old North State II
forerunner still greater which viii be achieved on inc
ics brbugr that Grant aud Wilson
| viii be truHphanly elected ApplAuse.l
| A,