New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
was ven they should say, "well done" COL Benz, n
wills moved the following ssabsttuto for tue

willis mo vod the following US asdoe'''"
resolution: ,.,,., ia, pe
Rri Th., is subject matter Of sonrga1a"%Sn sda " a. hone
Liberal he uScsn has been nio'tei @ ,e Sf to
pty which ecs,s him and by ts veto Of nes"f ne e
mJS, nsy S 1 ecosSise. dollar dollar AMI pise' the nation
faithful fodlment OF all its obligations ., 4,
Gen Cochraue favored the sentiments teApresseu III
h, rcsoptons and beloved they should both go TO
committee 70 be perfcctod in The party had areaoy
rosoved in favor of contraction and against ihh'uon'
and ne cond see Inconsistency in avornS the acuoh
q, an official who had followed their vlows He moved
tst bot resolutions be referred 10 tue Committee on
p"cntions with instructions incorporate the sense
of both in one and report at tho next meeting by tmS
9cton the public would be deceived as to the posi-
ton thew held In the matter, otherwise they might be
led 10 infer chat the Committee was now divided upon
ouosfon they had favored at Cincinnati Further re-
marks were made by Col Wills l.. G. Ice, and ". IL.
Towney after which the motion TO refer was adopted
John b. Wolf made an address the administration,
the Committee then adjourned 10 meet again on the
The German Democratic Liberal Organization held
meeting last night at the IeuOnia Assembly Rooms,
Judge Gross In tho CHAIR. Prior 10 the formal meeting,
the Executive Committee OF the ORGANIZATION, Maglus
Gross the chair held private meeting, at which tue
resolutions to be presented 10 the general meeting were
read and adopted. The substance OF these resolutions
The experience Of the past years and of the present
time have convinced that It is useless for us TO expect
u proper regard for national State. and municipal
affairs which the present deplorablo state OF our AFFAIRS
requires and which constitutes the prime Obligations OF
every political asprant to the confidence OF the people
The present political organizations care little aoou'
principles widespread corruption prevails among tneh
and where these evils have been partly reneuica "
mad to be done by the direct lnteTyen1 iticn1
ton OF the people. Al the head OF these pohtlcai
organizations no longer see men OF tired prhopies
the worthy experienced adherents of party but the
reckless. INSCRIPTIONS chiefs OF clubs Platforms
only made for the purpose OF ensnaIlng voters
and repudatug and abandoning them when thelr alu Is
longer needed These party evils arc nowhere nore
apparent than when the leading political
have been converted into rings OF fraud Under snch
circumstances feel 1t duty to cau on our voters
| to unite TO prevent similar abuses. . 80
Tie Central Committees OF both bodies will meet to-
day at their respective headquarters ana ADOPT TINS
proposition and then unite in body temporarily leaving
their deleCatcs executive committees, aud O1CCrS as
they now are and then meet III body some time thls
| week ,-..-
lhe With Assembly District Republican Association
met last evening at No 3Si Grand-st. SXtyhye names
were proposed for membership and the Association t1en
adjourned until the first Thursday in August.