The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-22
mn REFUBLICIN MACHINE


The Republican Central Committee foc
1850 met lor tir finest time last eycuiu- Nearly
ever one Of the 2"3 delegates answered the call
81 %. RON. Anon; tscmwer Sheridan Shook.
Cos. CAur.,s s. spencer. eN-JuG.e 4. j. often
lorf,- William A. Darling, John y. Lawson.
isaac Dayton. Con Joseph C. pnckncy. Jacob
NJ. Patterson. j.. to.. Michael W. Burns Pierre
{. NanWycE. Jucob Hess. Abraham Lent. CO..
Joel ". Mason. Joseph +. Jardine Scion H..
smith. Robert c. Brown. George ". Pa
mer and Lewis j. lailips. Gen. Chester A.
Attaur ana Col. George Bliss arrived iata, ai !.
were appiaudcd. Tho President and Sacr. ,a-
ri,- - the Central Committed OF ISIS ser. nial
the temp JrAry officers Il the now committee.
Then Secret. Fly Smith reported Lat t.rln w,r
contestants of the seats II many dt iegatos VINO
were returned "a elected 10y tho inspectors OF
:Ae Third. F.nh. Eighth. and Fl.tccnia Assrm-
hlv u .strirt- Wore contested.
Hrury A. Smith AMI Horace II, Nelson dis
! t.d tne Ii-tt To- seats oi joan liunt and Pat
r,cl Glars of tho SiNth District hernuSe those
Gentlemen held city Offices under Democratic
authority ana were. therefore. barred iron. adj
u.4sa 4un g. the Contra Commute by @ri le II
o. tic KepT9hn an Associations. T9nsttu; IN;
Samuel Hamilton and John Frchc objected
a. the Central tlnlnIttee's recognition 90! Shcr.-
dan Shook and Adam Robe IS delegates from
member OF the district association when he was
Christopher Pullman and Francis b. Nuecnt
David Milikcn To seats from Tho Eighteenth
District The contestants claim that on a ina
.urty Of the tickets voted at tie primary ia tat
district their names wore pasted over those OF
Mcasrs Lawrence ana MililNcn and that no
inspectors purpusely failed 10 see tho pas ,cTs
and counted ia Mossrs, Lawrence aui VI lliikcn.
Tho scat - l. inIAmln II. Scalyy 81 TIC Kings.
bridge District WAS contested on The ground
that DE did not live in tho district from which
Tho claims u all the contestants wero refer
rrl 10 Committee on Contested Seats, WHO
will be named by Chairman PluckAey. Then
eN-ConRTessman John b. Lawson presented
the following:
Recognizing Roscoe coukliue a. a statesman Of Ire
euil,it AFFINITY cosi lcuuts Tor lis adherence &, A
Inc ruic crdt in giving tn tic county freedom Hni
around tie p0hfical rights VI the ndiylUni-wliosc
record during ut many years c has been ~ we CON
hess. craftsmanship. aud patriotism -,istuSW-hcd iu
shaping tul .H-.'nli the patriotic lesislAh9n d' "hd,
measures ilr me lNfl'llii OF Nlt ih'h t. AuNAlNu
mcnt o cti liberty ana u.e promotion oil the general
interests o tc nation, rsns at all unes t. ie dtnnhls
W Tie ifF.1us tiauuh W uc cor. wv Nil Wy 'b ~
ability saving the nation rom tmlcnins calamity
Among hc statesmen oi he country ther Is %" one n0,e
iHr usiN idcurrrd with the whole history ~ The ke
uicA party and ~ IT, hour Of success ~ defeat more
constant and pci.sleni IN advocating its gree! anu
time almost alone It's champion m the Senate, unawed
aud unmoved IN the avalanche % Ntuperauon cast upon
H. h. brou-. i, Inherent genius c1uiusc, uicAy, tru
Indignation. Therefore iet
h..nItoi That -, heartily approve and commend the
a. senator In tie congress Of the United states and We
consAlate the people not only u ihls state but Of ne
enure nation upon this suspicious event
Tho preamble and resolution were seconded
Gcorge W. Palmer and then passed without a
dissenting voice.