, 1879-08-12
LOCAL POLITICS.
The Move to Reorganize the Re-
publican Party.
hnsth.r Netting At lht Fatiht.--A Committee 10
Re Appointed 10 ott lip Plan.

Ansth.r Hettius at III. ratldt...-A Committee 10
DO Appointed 10 ttt lip q Plan.
The second Kcrnht{csn cailcua ot tie Granl |
Pacific scscs was tnl yesterday afternoon at ! |
oclock, tho caucusers gathering In rcs,onsc tn |
TIM following Invitation scnt privately to each |
ono Of them:
Cn1cAao. Aug. o, 1S7o-n1An sIn: ~ 4 noct:
ilo,el hnv. i. Merara. willard Woodasf. i. N.
Waterman. and william 11tRry Smtth were aP.
pointed committee to Invite representative hus-
cood gnvcrnmcn. and the snercss at the ttepub-
llcan party to attend secona meeting to s,a hrd
At .hu same place At o'clock p. M, on Monday.
Thc oljcct Of thta n,eetina ia to taxe Into con.
alteration tho reosganizatIon Of The Repnhlfcan
your CO operation ia earnestly Invited. The necc..
lily Of such reorganization ingcnrraly reeogui.cl.
i,avnc an interest In thc hsncs. Standardization n
for putting policai affairs in correct and rcpnaol:
Committee. r. l.. snunlK. Secretary.
In order to guard against the inroads Of tho
pestilcnttal reporter, tho managers gayc IN
Room ~, and congrcCatcd In the Coal Ex-
change on tho first aoor, md onlY those pro-
vdch with Tho wedding garment, as It were.
could draw near. The gathering wasn't exactly
ono OF businessmen exclusively. There wero
aEvgl,AL POLITICIANS PRESENT,
ns the reader will sec. The pursuit of politics,
however, is, In most cascs, more or lces Of a
business, and hence the character Of the nsscm-
bIy WAS not 20 Inconsistent as might appear at
tl,p tirst blush with the language u tie invita-
tion which brought them together. From TIE
'ra1uunE reporters vantage poiut llls
cyo iii on ,he following na7ne,l gentle
men, nnu lts pencil tottea ucm down. William
nan, Samuel Willard. Anson Gariutt. Christian
ilolz, Elhrllgc g. Keith. Genrgc II. How, DR..
Truman .. Mil1er, D: l.. Ho'cf John 4. Colby.
Frank ". Palmer. Dan shcnar.a. j. ". brnck-
way. John stenl1ens, Samuel ''arlsr, Charles II.
linn. l.. +. Z. K1okkc, Jacob Grost, .tusttce
Morrison, Commissioner Meyer, Aid. Swift, j.
j. 11cMy. johu Futtlkanlp, cx-A!d. Qnris. Nal:
Carroll. ll'cro wore othert who woii'tl
fuin hayo bccn t',rre, Int they weren't Invited
Tor aomc rcason or ether. an! there was GER
tain amount uf enashlag of tccth ID certain
quarters OIL the outside NJ what the EEs6loEs
themselves termed slight upon them, The
whctlhorsce Of thu party, as It were. And ret,
| from MI acconntR. the caucus got along Just
nb0ut ~ we'll without them ns it would haro
dono had they begn present. ansl perhaps better.
The meeting MAS called to order BY William
Henry Smith. who nominated Nr. George n.
| IIaw 10 preside. The nomination WAS made
tl,la.,!Hnons- John Stcphena WAS elected to tic
responsible position of Secretary,
| Ut this tnutI tho fGpoftef ls hbsolutDIT At1b
unuuuIittclly certain rs rnnnr Us O dozen
mcutcre wcre prepared after the meeting, to
90 state under ontl1.
| It ID also alleged, with great show Of truth,
that ...-...-.-
| srBBCuE8 wHDy MADE
h,. ,ur,,,r, rorrv en,tth r. r r rlot,.o
s.,+,,a, 9Vs11o,5 ~ Miiior ,viI1ara ;vo,s,srtlf
Col. Waterman. md Samuel Parker. THE
~ IT. ,sr,..,,snrs ~ II. fr.n, Pocia" ,hrt
H. ~ Warnnr H." S.rnir. .rnsreetnr Jnat ,rbot
~, ~ .otd ~ c',,rso n il i,nnosaih,o r. ,oorn.
a, 0a't e.. tio r"nnrtcr msenit thnrc IN tain i,
riet OF the "squcalcss" vhoso Impressions Of
wfnt was said ware, fur the most mart. found
to be nnnoytuG!y vaouo anu dseluellf general.
siftcd down; tnete seemcl 70 DC oIe laea Ian-