Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-08


the members elect Of the new Central RspublI.
can Committee inst body assembled AZ Union
efnlvanlIstlop. There va. quite a large St!sn.
lance OF members ana spectators out the later
were not admlued 70 the hail. --,,-,
About llo o'clock the committee was called
70 oTsT oy MSnry hmG Sn and 90 m ssossn oi
porary chairman, and Mt J.T' n. Plant TEN
poIary secTetary. a..
Mr.. Peter Campbell said he recop nEed the
right ofthe majority ofthe committee to call this
meeting, but as he had noticed That me ehair.
man Of the retiring ccmmluee had called the
new body together for this evening Tor the sake
Of peace and harmony he would Introduce the
following resolution
RssoiUed, That while We recognize the right
OF majority OF this committee 20 convene the
COMMITTEES At any time, We are not unmindIul o.
the fact that call has been made over the Sig
nature Of the president o. TIE retrlng com
mittee for this evening ~ hall past seven O'Clock
Resolved, hsrefofe, Thht lot the purpose OF
preserving the Integrity Of the Republlcen party,
and for the sake OF harmony In our orKAniSA-
tion, We do now adjourn TO meet al that hour
lie had introduced the resolution In the n.
tefests Of the party, and ior the purpose, a. he
/ said before, Of harmony. All tns talk Of d..
vision in the party was nonsense. There was
nothing serious In u except the personal quar-.
rels Of a few ambitious men. He respected
Colonel Cook and N. q. Ordway as personal
friends and enterprisinE citizens, but their po-
lltical conduct In the late general commlttee
was not OF such character % promote mar.
| mony and union In the party. He had attended
the iormer meeting. Of the committee out ssl'
dom, on that account, having no desire 70 be de
tanned from the legitimate business Of the com;
| mittee until near midnight to listen 20 personal
| quarrels, and hereafter he should DO his utmost
to prevent such proceedings ne challenges
any one present 70 name SI, any ss ny e az
knew n they Adjourned nov and attended tue
meeting at night they could perfect an ofganl.
Eatloa and present shs%'slTe, before SSensTs,
pending would cease.
Henry hiMesr opposed ne Ts.Sis'lon' ,o Thsy
purpose OF Organization, and he hoped they
would proceed NJ once nc did not think that
| even, majority as they were, they could get
Barnes and N. O. Ordwsy would have It packed,
| as they had done In the Tenth district meeting.
| WIN. A. Cook opposed the resolutions, but no
i%@Sdats OTEsni.SIiop ' he bad 20 axe to sr,Hd
as he had positively refused " De caniidate
ipG any once IL The he committee .tsD ne Ma 10.
barnes, that Their would be fairly treated u
they attended the meeting at night; in TACT he
thought u theydd try 70 work With them there
could do no good. They were here legally, and
he hoped they would proceed and organize. He
heads in the ~ hih district, under the dIrec.
tiGn Of LeBstnes to hold q meeting and elect
club had done 90 IN accordance with the rssolu
/ tlon OF the central COMMITTEES as puhllshed over
5. q, brown opposed the resolution. 1t was
time this thing u suAu eiques was stopped,
lie had come 10 obedlence TO the call OF the ma
lority ~ delegates, and hoped they would Pre-
coed with their business, As he would not dis
| grace himself or hts district by attending such
! gathering as the one proposed tot tonight Az
who wished 70 might 40, bot he would stay away.
| J. u. N Bowen hoped that they would c9n,
sldeT veil what they were doing, and vote for
the resolution, as by that means the opposite
party would hAgo no eNcuse, and could not charge
them with doing anything In opposition TO union
| and harmony.
Mr.. John y Murray favored proeeeding under
the call by which they were assembled, aud or
ganiIei then, II Il wsrn necessary, send com.
nittec TO notify tho other body OF their action.
| In the old committee there had been too much
| personal feeling, and In this one he proposed 10
ien Mr.. OrdwAy, lie Barnea, and Green On one
side and Mt Cook aud Huber on tbs other to
take back seats
Mr.. UOOk. And Petsr Campbell, too"
Mr.. Murray. Yes, Peter Campbell, too, and
all others who have their personal ditneulties
| brought into politics.
MIL. \. Emery fAVOrel the resolutions. They
had nov succeeded In enccting a temporary or.
ganiEatlon, and they should adjourn and meet
at night when their chairman could preside.
lie saw nothing TO be sfTald u, a. there was =
laFue IN Of thu pOmmittRa working with