The New York herald., 1878-02-20
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

ORGANIZATION FOR 1S78-APPoINrMENr OF
THE STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Republican Central Committee held their reeu.
lar monthly meeting At Republican Hall. Thirtytnird
street and Broadway last night President Joseph g.
Ptnckncy n the chair. The Chair announced the fol-
lowing standing committees Tor 1875 M
E1ecuttue CopsDtittee Executive oficers-Jo oseph O.
Pnckney, President Central Committee; Abraham
Lent, Woe President Central COMMITTEE; Alexander ".
Eaxleson, Vice President Central Committee; Thomas
district, Samuel &. Burns; second d,s,ric. Morris
Freedman; rnlrd district, James st,iman; Fourth
Sixth district Francis Suyders; Seventh district, Jonn
D. Lawson; Eighth district Jonn J. O'Brien; Ninth
district, George D. Deane; Tenth district. Jacob NJ
Patterson; Eleventh district, q. ID. Van Wagener;
Twelfth district, Victor Aenberger; Thirteenth dis
trict -; Fourteenth district, John II. Brady;
Fteenth district Robert Montgomery sixteenth dis.
trict Michae Cregau; Seventeenth district, joel w.
Mason Eigh!eonth district, henry e. r.. howiand, Nine
jacob Hess twenty first DISTRICT Robert y. Brown;
Twenty-lhird wara, James II. Angel; Twenty-lourth
Finance ton,a,ttee. Second district, Pierre G. Van
wyck, Chairman; Eighteenth district. David Mill
ken; Seventh district, George W. Clarke; Eleventh
district, Jonn G. Connor, Jr Twenuatn district,
Henry q. Perley Fourteenth district Herman Merritt;
Ninth district, DR.. samuel Hall.
Con.mtee on Resohltions.-Twenteth district, WILL
lam A. Darling, Chairman; Seventh district John d.
Lawson; Tenth district j. NJ Patterson Jr.; twenty
first district, George W. Palmer; Seventeen th dstgct,
Printing COMMITTEE. -Fineenth. district, William H.
StInsr; Tenth district, William d. Lockwood; SIX
tecnth district, Merwn N. Jones.
C0mnaiuce on ghth district, Robert
G. McCord; Ninth district, William d. Ely Thirteenth
district Asa ID. Bennett Nineteenth district Richard
II. Greene; Twenty-hrst district, J. q. j. Langbein;
Twenty third ward. August UhL
recess then taken lor the purpose OF organiz-
Ing The officers of the Executive Committee, which
resulted election OF Colonel Mason chairman.
Colonel Mason reported back TO the meeting that tho
Executive Committee had recommended that the
Chairman OF the German Central Committee and the
Chairman OF the German General Committee should
be considered members OF the Executive Committee
OF the central body. The recommendation was
adopted
Mr.. O'Brien, of the Eighth diSrict. offered the fol-
loving resolution which VAS sdopted-
Whereas u every calculated reform
affairs the organization represented by this
committee been the principal component part, and
has demonstrated that practical
Impossible without our active cooperation there
fore
Resolved That ommitteo, consisting Of from each
wards be appointed to take such action will
proper and legislation for The city and county
New York.
Nj. O'Brien gave notice that he would ofor an
at the meeting to tho NTH section OF
the constitution, which he desired 10 have amended
so as that quarter of all the members should be
necessary TO transact business.
The meeting then adjourned.