The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-15
EX-OFFlCIALS IN CLOVER.
WHAT RETUBLICdNS HfYES'S ORDEB
BRINGS TO THE FRONT
The New Management Of DisintcR cRrnted
rarty In New York City-Thc Outs Step
ping In ana the Ins stepping Down and Out.


ping In ana the Ins stepping Down and Out.
The anti-Custom House Republicans COM
plctcd their organization last evening by elect
ing the officers Of the several Assembly district
committees and delegates TO a central commit
toe. Most Of the gentlemen elected to manage
the new party are persons who have been turned
out oil oicc or are dcsirous Of obtaining posi-
tons. All are earnest supporters OF Rutherford
B. Haycs's civil service reform policy. Among
those generally known to the politicians are ex-
Civil Service Reform Commissioner Dorman B.
Eaton. ex-Assstnnt Alderman BENJAMIN Bor-
gen. cx- Excise Commissioner ID. ID. r. Marshall.
cx-Liberal Republican Samuel J. Glassey. Col.
Henry Becny of the Grccnback party cx-Ader-
man Chester II. Southworth cx-Charman OF
the Liberal Republican National Committee.
Ethan Alien. Theodore Roosevelt. Lc Grand b.
Cannon, and Henry l.. Burnett of the dcfunct
Republican Reform Club; Ex-Assemblyman
Andrew Jackson Cnmpbcll and John NJ Costa.
didatc for the Assembly. and DR.. John ~ Mcr.
rlll acandidatc for the Office of police surgeon.
The Central Committee will organize early in
The subcommittee Of the Custom House Re.
publican Central Committee. appointed to con.
monize the conflicting interests in the party,
viii meet in Republican Hall on Friday even.
ing 10 honr suggestion from all Republicans
who feel aggricVpi at the existing management
OF the party in this city.
y
District Republican Association the following
named officers. under the civil service reform
order OF Mr. Hayes. resigned their positions in
Brown. Secretary; Joseph Flood. Inspector Of
Emotions; LL!, and Matthew stewart and Patrick
Eilif members Of the General Committee.
The Custom House Republicans OF the Twcn-
v-irst OF Harlem District turned out in force
I,ria, in iinGol9 iia at % Third Avenue and Ion
receive the designations Of the Federal ofiice-
holding officers and menibers of the assoca-
IN mot fln.4r
citation Is the largest Of the Republican organ
izatons IN the city. numbcring about 1900
,rs local and national. Nearly 300 persons at
Ss%. TsSd rnlpars Eo.Sm@lo@f wGrs on receyn Wo qs
Starliu. Custom House inspector; William Il.
h9rad9n IRA, Custom H99sc inspector Delegates
um, General Appraiser Of the Port: stephen
;; Doty. Custom House inspector; William
H. Bcmamin, Custom House stan Inspector;
Samuel Wallace, Custom House Inspector:
George j. Carroll. Custom House inspector
aud jacob knohlork sugar sampler iil the Al.
desired to have inspectors Of election hold over
until the vacancies had h'en llllrd. Robert II.
Brown, III" now Custom House carriage contrac-
t,r. and Frank Raymond. his assistant retained
their positions ~ delegates 10 the Central Com
miiiee. II was ,inime,i for them that they were
over hundred onlcehodng mcmhcrs sont
in their resignations. which were accepted with.
Thompson one oi thr Hnfbof Masters said that
he ana MT approve Of Hay = order: but he be-
licvcd that. ns he had directed ulllccholdcrs to
resign. he should br obcycd. He thought that
the American ople would SHOW that thcy wero
above the -pOils Of Office. one good cffcct Of
Hayes = order would be- to give the OH .choldcrs
an opportunity To- devote their time to their fam
ilics. H. hoped that the Republicans would
como forward with their money. and not leave
the olficcholdcrs TO be taxed ior the elections.
Mr., Edward seymour regretted the manner in
which the oiiircholdcrs had manipulated poll
itics IN the past. He said that the last eight
years had shown the damage that they had
done to the country.
Mr.. Samuel Luckey called up resolutions
which hg introdu ed in February last. providing
thnt at lrn-t ton days before any election for
eni-r.. nt or delegates from the nssorhtlon, no
haHnf 3 3Sn"il appoint s nesn@2In 81 S6 ySm62'T'n66 Wii6
Ia, officers of the association. shall compose "A
committee 90 make nominations, to be- made
known g. IN" aSsp 'iutiOn IN not less than three
days before the election The resolutions wcra
intended in the spirit oi Ilaycs's order. but tho
association quickly voted them ON the table,
Tho following was tabled:
R..f 90 That w. she Republicans of the Twenty frat
Assn AN pl.tlDt L. ruNDan Association. accord 10 tho
President, off the ut,d state. our cnf,ha support and
sincere sympathy, and that we rctusuf lm the able,
efficient stat, sluan ana lute m4njci patriot