The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-07
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION.
THE CHANGES CAUSED IN THE THIRD, SEVENTH
AND ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT AssoCrA-

THE CHANGES CAUSED IN THE THIRD, SEVENTH
AND ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT AssoCIA-
TIoNs BY PRESIDENT HAYES oRDNE.
The recent order OF President Hayes torbidding
federal Office holders take part in political organza
tions as officers managers 10 attsnd caucuses
conventions revoutonized the existing condition
OF republican political associations. Ii consequence
Of this order complete change will have
to be effected In almost evcry political
organization this city, and meetings toward that
end have already taken place in several Assembly
districts, and others to follow. However
popular this in the direction of civil service
reform may be among non-ofco holders, the class Of
men whom It most directly concerns express them
selves strongly opposed to the measure Al the
meetings held-ast evening in the Eleventh, Seventh
and Third Assembly districts while there seemed TO
ready compliance with the ordor from Washington,
there was strong private feeling that the scheme will
work mischief to the party
''This ruin to the party" said an officer Of
the Eleventh Assembly district to HERALD reporter
at the meeting last night. "Whoever advised this alb
surd measure must be mad II Is evidently inspired
by insane belief that By dissocating Office holders
from politics that II will render the profession OF
politics moro respectable and at the time
give ut TO the badly shattered reputation OF
civil service reform. Why" continued tho Custom
House 1--WE the men who infuse brain and
blood these ORGANIZATIONS, and when election
times come around we and our friends subscribe the
funds keep tho machine Ia running order, and now
1t is too bad TO find ourselves prevented from taking
part at ihcsc meetings. But there will be
strike soon, even oico-hoders are not without their
grievances "
THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
In the absence of Knox McAfee the President of the
Eleventh Assembly District Republican ASSOCIATION,
Colonel Bliss was called TO the chair and Mr. Dwell
acted as secretary pro ten Alter the
OF the meeting had been gone through was decided
TO strike out Of their bylaws the following clause
Ind hat ho uiNnd Ia rQ nj
party, TO honorably sustain all nominations made by
the republican party organizations OF which tho
association u recognized portion. and TO submit 10
the legally expressed action OF tho assocatioD and
of tho Central Committee through It's legally consti
tuted conventions called or recognized by the Central
Committee or body which does recognize the au.
thority of the association
The Chairman, holding a bundle OF papers in his
hand stated that several officers OF tho association had
sent in their reslgnations and that no wished 10 an
their names to the meeting Tor s considsra-
ton aud action. The resignation OF .he following
named gentlemen then read and accepted
Knox McAee, president, deputy collector; Arthur Z.
Brundoge, secretary.
| Delegates 10 the Central Commtee.-Robert Utey,
Custom House Inspector; Edward j. Olsen, Auditors
ONCE Post Onlcs; Samuel G. Acton, weghcr, Custom
House; John Kain Inspector; James McA 90, GUS
todian. Post Office; Samuel Rothschld, Inspector;
William wcEnm AppTSNss s W Sse Ex'f pnn
stores: II. D. T. Moore, clerk, Custom House; L. c.
Lisner, Clerk. Appraisers ollco; George w. Quinn,
Waterman, Public Stores; Thomas IL. Brown, Thomas
f. Kneai Appraisers ONCE; William S. Cornish, clerk,
Custom House; David H. Tobin night inspector, Gus.
tom House; AhuTcW sparks, iHoUAo W. Wuytc,
Committee OIL Admissions. -Theodorc D. Wilson,
clerk, Custom House; W. A. Purdee, clerk, Custom
House.
AN election 10 al these will not tako place
until the Central Committee snail have presented theit
report
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Tho Seventh Assembly District Republican Assoca-
ton held election last n'ght TO oil vacancies caused
BY the resignation OF tho following officers :Genoral
Commltteo-Andrew Kinnis, day inspector, Custom
House; Jacob Ward, clerk, Custom House. John Nc.
Kccver resigned from the General Committee to I'LL
a vacancy In tho list OF inspectors oil election.
Gabriel yam Lott Day Inspector, Custom House, and
John H. Allen, guager, also resigned as inspectors of
election The following ticket was eocted without
position For Delegates to Central Commlttee-rhur-
low Weed Theodore W. Dwight John IAngdon Ward,
Rev. Henry Highland GarnetL For Inspectors OF Elec-
tions-WhItheid van Colt and John McKocver.
TIM THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Third Assembly District held special election
No EOS Grand street last night TO I'LL
BY the resignation Of the following government
ploy6s-James Fleming, President, clerk III the Post
Oico: David q. McKelvey, First Woe President day
officer in the Custom House; Frank n. Magce; Second
Wee President, clerk IN the Post ONCE James DaL
ton, Secretary, letter carrier; James McManus,
Treasurer, clerk, Custom House; Thomas Riley
Inspector oil Election, opener and packer in appraisers
departnent; Davii Geary, Inspector of Election
clerk Custom House Daniel Bellows Central Com
mittee, opener and packer Public Stores; Thomas f.
Geary, Central Committee deputy collector OF internal
revenue.
The following ticket elected to oil tho vacancies
TAM President; John Barnes, First Vice President;
William sham Second Vice President; Patrick
Walsh, Secretary; Thomas Harry, Treasurer; William
H. Waters, Daniel Cassidy and George Brown, Central
Committee; Samuel NJ. Roylson and John Geary, in
spectors OF election