The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-10
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION.

THE FOURTEENTH AND NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS ELECT NEW OFFICERS
When the order Illuminated IRON Washington
declaring that federal employee should hold Office IN
any political organization take part at caucus
or convention the Nineteenth Assembly District Re-
publican Association was tho first in this CITY 10 COM
ply with the rule. The following officers of the
association, who are government employees
sent their resisnaiions end severed
their official connection with the association
the I'd insi. David L. Homes second president
clerk, Naval Ollcc, Custom House; John Hutnagei
treasurer, opener ami pacger John j. Humphrey
secretary, sampler, Appraisers ONCE; Elias D. Con-
over doorkeeper opener and packer; Henry Ling In
spcctor OF election night Inspector, Custom House;
delegates to Central Committee, Isaac o. Hunt CLERK
in custom House; rhom,s Hagan, slorcseeper, Gus
tom House; Andrew }. Plumb, clerk, Custom House;
Alexander Martin, sampler, Custom House.
primary election was held last night to FIJI the
vacancy caused by these res gnaiicns. The following
officers were elccled:-John W. Davis, second vice
president; William Ii. Eidridgc treasurer; =. H. Dunn
secretary; Thomas Mulhern, doorkcepcr; George
Flcctner Inspector OF election; Charles I. Bruder.
John L. Hunt john l.. ronnclc and William Gage.
delegates 10 Central Committee.
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
A special meeting OF the Fourteenth Assembly Dis
trct republican Association convened at their hall
No. 90 bird avenue, last night when eleven Office.
holding officials handcd in their designations. Alder
man Pinkney offered resOlut. on 10 the effect that
article OF the Constitution should be stricken
out, TO permit members the
association Join other political orgauiza.
tions, II disposed, article made It obligatory
on the menbors TO support the candidates nominated
by the regular oreanzit on The motion was carried
The fol owing RESERVATIONS were then rendered and
accepted Matthew Hicks. first vice president night
Waterman, Custom House; Francis Page. second
vice president, Inspector Custom House.; George
u. Osborne, secretary, eeputy collector OF in
tcrnal revenue; Central COMMITTEES, Robert B
Boyd, deputy collector. oil internal revenue John r.
Nugent, sampler APPRAISERS olicei Frederick snyder,
clerk, Appraisers Office Thomas W. Robertson clerk
Custom House; William Richards, doorkccpcr, opener
anu packer, public stores Executive Committee
Francis G. McCrcaiy, CLERK Post Office; James Il.
Martin, letter carrier; Patrick Henry Owens, letter
carrier.
primary election VIII be held this evening to iii
the Vacancies occgsiOred by these rCsignalious.
WITH ASSEMBLY Dis, RICE.
The members oftnc Fiith Assembly District Repub.
lcan Association held their regular monthly meeting
No. 2li spring street last evening The following
designations were rendered, IN accordance with the
civil scfvcn requirements John Forshay treas
rrcr and member OF Finance Committee, and also ma
member OF Fifth Assembly District Republican, Asso.
cation A. IL. Kcech, jacob II. Forshay Frank
Martin aud Lewis Valentine a resolution
was passed that committee consisting OF
Freeman Earl, Franois Branig and John Brady be
appointed 10 examine the roll OF members and
tnereiron any member not eiIiblo 10 membership OF
the association ana report a, the next monthly meet
ng. The following charges were preferred against he
President
TO TIE oFflcEns ASp MksnKRs rnE Firth ASSEMBLY
Dlsrnrr Rnrcalicas ASSOCIATION;
John II brady, member the Filth Assembly DIS.
riet Repnlean Association representing tue nnersign, d.
also 'mbers of the aforesaid nssociatOn do hereby
submit III" following specified charges charging Austin
Lcake, president OF the Republican Association OF the
RIA Assembly district. with MISREPRESENTATION
moneys anu converting property OF tho ainesai
20 his and causing appoint ii ia.
influence ~ President Of sat Rsscia Ton tor
sidcraton the following named pcrsoiiS Mr. Kelly
appointed lrapher n Judge ParNors court anu
1876. at salary c s-UU. Mr. Kelly resides
Eighteenth ward Mr.. Eagau to the position Of
oneor IN the court AT salary 0 81 -Oi JHnI
1876; Mr. EAsan 10 ncmucrnt VINO voted and worked
against the republican aud ~ the Demo
cratic General Committee 81 the tglth waid Charles
Moncreci to the position Of night Inspector IN the Custom
touse. Dcccinucr 1875. salary. ~ pr night Mr. Mon
erect Was on the Democratic General Committee OF tho
Eighth ward 1876 pfeslcnt u ildtn club, Rad o
agreed To 10 austin LcaNc tie sum u - pef mouth.
$1,000 he resides in Mnnhatan,ilc Ir. Lonke l. also
from candid for Office Cungfas.nan NvCone, 800.
Senators. &.Jp; AdrrnAn Morris. S-hu; tldermn
DE Vos ~ $50: from ilo Central Conintec 500,
and from Officer Iinacrs S-a total s3u'2 a. OF which was
contributed the election expenses OF the Filth
Assembly district. hereby charge that Ausiiu LeaNc
did nd - 100 OF these moneya Ion winch they
we're apped leaving balance Of Sl32 nnaccountcd lor,
him with removing TIE furnituro oil the
ASSOCIATION his place husncss ~ Rocknwny Beach
consent OF the said associations
Tho oiiowing commrtc, appointed investigate
the charges against Austin Lcakc -s.x senator Lcnt
cx.Asscmbyinln George iIctt1, cxsAdcrman Eugene
Ward. Daniel Mooney ana Charles Lynch. On motion
the meeting adjourned uatil tho second Thursday IN
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