, 1877-10-02
Call for Meeting by Republicans Of
New York City 0ppopod to
Conkllng.
Tho Object of tho Meeting tho
Correction Of Impressions
Created at Rochester.
Text Of tho Platform Adopted bY the Min
ncsota Republican Convention.
Great Meeting Mt Colnnhus, D., Inst
Nigltt...Spcccl by Judge Nest.
THE EFFECT.
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS MOVING.

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Ngw foNk, Ort. 1.-1ho Committee Of Flity
appointed u, urrnItEe for a tnnss-tnGetfnE Of
Republican,. who support PreaI1cnt lfaycs, and
rcnulatc tic acttun Of tic ConhlIny Convention
NJ Rochester, met tonight. Nearly all the per-
aona appuinsc.l were present or nndc
known a,y letter t1'.tr approval IT
the objects of tho droposel meeting, ami
nut an unfavorabla OF unsympatlcttc Response
was received from nny person .clloacn. TIC
,ucctlnu wns fixed for Oct. 10 ut Catoncr 1nsti-
tutc, ami George William Curtis, Gcn. nix,
Rufus Choata, nin1 Judge N,ah Duvis will
spcnk. In a letter .lcciuipE to serve on tho
Committee Williu1t II. Vanderbilt wrote:
1lnvc inas,c Il a rule. And hitherto rightly nd.
hcrc,! 10 It, n taking no par f ut permitting tic
nsca nsS Il ~ n ees eiaesv ' wa, Ss{sss sas a.c 10
my pa:sy Ut otganisos'on., ! fcm'a,n freq
10 s"rs ',,aeosn'saty 'nts' eMals.ss ~. .s, 1nq nr
the grneenI guoti. lnnsl. ihcsrforc, willie thank.
ing ynn Enr The compliment. decline to serve uron
tue Committee. AIn. hHucxcf, Eial OF tta wSe
and im,rinlc cotssc pursued by President Hayes.
s" fnr il laA MY corla approval. and believe hts
.S utt,"1or,tv n n,i to uer rssssss It cssry
htacFh! interest.
Numerous letters In sympathy with the
movement nrc received.
NEW YoHK. Oct. 1.-The Coftssl1ftt+c Of Fifty
appointed saturday ut u meeting of prominent
Republicans tn the Untun League Club t'lct to-
night L., atrange fnr ca!ilsg l!aHs.trctitlE to
ttMlorsc President lflyeA' administration auu to
take measures oi the rts.ct uettun VI thu lsr-
publican Htate Convention ut Rochester. 1hr
following Gull was Issued:
Republicans md ntl others Of tue CITY of New
uniun and hastnuny in tie wf1olo eoun.
IT, Gs ts :s t. e.,ss ''s ssStz sz., '':%s s,sps3 y
mud purity. md witt feel that tho actlua Of the no
ltppablicam State ConsentIou tn.s plueed the Ita.
p"san towaa IL" @ 1'r,.,isni .i and his Ana,tra
tim. nj cue" fatc and tn1uroha, no requested to
,nest n Coopes ins!!tnte Ue'. ioats p .s r. @ f"f
cf i'resiient Hayes. ttsIr aenrs u .he wts'io"
rSa cn "ffsseh hs 0 Ad,nin1s,,as'. IN . ana s sr
s..e sf a md ay as e. fSsnsy q 's
stals, whel, III universal loso Of rnIon aud =.
tvect for tho Consultation .: now ct sb.l.ed ars
aGun,tat Inor III NJ departments Of induatfy and
commerce and uf HoAnd mud ),oriua,,unt prosperity
w!lc,. shall bring plenty and hnppInsaa " all
Ju.lre Soa1, navts prcstlcd, and lettors were
read from IaHny prominent Htpuhllcans slsnf-
fyisIE thrir Intention of butng present. neurge
W. Curtis, Juscrli IL. Clhatc, and Gen. Dix
were invited Lu ltIslress the iI1ass-nlctttnY.
ACTION or PltoMlHENr Ezw YORK lxruDL1c-
ANS.
New ToRK, Oct 1.-The Herald, introducing
the reports OF intnrv!cws with prominent kc-
,nls.llc,lt,s, Aays: ''.rhe a:tun Of tlu Co1,yr,-
t!ou al lioellcAtcr III plueinE the Republican
PARTY IT tl1ts Stalr IN nn.agnhIstn To tho South
er.l INItcy ulrl Clyll-Serytec orlcr OF tho Ad-
1ninfstrl&lun BecH,s II Lave resulted III y1tattx-
tnG tic sIuulbcrluE cncrg!cs OF The Presidents
! frieuls III tlia tity, u1td III rnllythy around
| hlnn Il compact untl Influential purity.
II tho y!awt Of tho gcnt'cnlcn wllo
,uaise thu Cnion League Club their. hcud-
quarters may bc taken III 4 estHrtnt, of the sc-
tf1ltllta aIll aymtAtlAcs of the Republican purity
in tlIis Statc, eenator Cunliliug's triumph will
l,e 1t short .turntis,n. They arc al,nost nnn@-
nlt.t,s IN ll,cIr condemnation u thu l<oelustcr
Convention generally, al'd Of the olstructIunist
| puihy nlluptc1 Nv senator C0nkl!hE narticu-
| laEy. Tie lHlctttcattun VI the south un,t Civil
t'crri.c rG,orni Will ,ltw they say, lcronu The
| Shibhnietl.s Ut the ILepahleati party.' The
presentation of tho Interviews Is thus cn!ctl
!. 1t IL plain 10 le seeu TINT Mr.. C0nkt{nE will
ll1ul nrruycl against llis ctlttse at the a1'rtuaEtl-
iuE nlass-'nectllIg majority vi tic strongest
| Republicans #, this city,"
| T1iuKLOW WEED
writes to tho Tribune this tlurnng on pUllticat
subjects. lie supports Hayes Efforts t0 rcst,ra
peaC1 to Tic country, hut Is not ttllitu sure Ills
methods art B,cll us will rrullEe expectation.
lfu specially regrets the Ciyil-Servlec RETURN of
| tho Administration, but SAYS alllsuA requiring
correction shlhl ('u rcfnrIl!c.i. liz thtka
Conkllny ntao great mthtakt III iFsspcrcl. bur
| Ereatcr liz keeping platt ~ permanent chaIs-
utan of Ito Rochester C"iIscht!on.