New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
POLITICAL NEWS.
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT MEETINGS.

A regular meeting of the I'D Assembly Dis
trct Republican Association held last evening at
No. 460 Pearl-st. Pierre O. Van Wyok presided, with
Francis McGrane secretary. Tho Committee Admis
sions reported faYorsby three names rejected
and reported progress sixteen others. There
no propositions for membership.
The Hid Assembly District Republican Association
held regular meeting last evening at Science Hall No.
14l Eghth-st Charles N TaintOr the president the
chair. At the meeting March % the doors were
opened TO a and in consequence many entered
who were entitled 10 act members Of the assoca-
tiOn, creating disoOrd ana wasting time. Last evening
squad OF police placed the door
lions to admit only these persons who should be Vuuched
| for by member OF the Association who
| put on guard After the minutes Of the preceding
meeting had been read an effort wRs made 10
have expunged from the record the introduction
before the Association OF an antigrant resolution. al
ton. The effort failure and the record was
altered. S0Venty-hYe new members elected and
ship. Much was created when the secretary
while reading the propositions for membership, pro-
persons whose names signed the propositions OF
me Ceestas repudAted the sRnaures and pronounced
The XXIId Assembly District Republican Association
llcan Hail. No. 100 East NTH
ST. Henry Welsh presiding, with Francis Le Compile as
aud there were sixty-eignt proposed for membership.
Alter adopting certain rules In regard 10 applications
Tor the association discharged the commit
tee appointed to investigate certain charges against
-FOUR IN mDer5, ana 1Ourned.
At meeting OF the contestng German Republican
Association Of the lid Assembly District held No.
Duanest. last evening, f. WINNER IN the chair
lions in favor Of tie anlitbird-tom movement we're
adopted. Gustav Meyer elected delegate In place
or Morris Friedsam, expelled.
PERSONAL ATTACK BY "BOSST MLAUGHLIN.
"BOss" Mclaughlin, at the meeting of the
Kings County Democratic General Committee last even
Ing, made bitter personal attack upon Thomas Kin
sella, who has recently criticised McLaughlins political
management. resolution, offered by the Boss"
quesDg the representa If the Democratic party
TO the next Stale Convention 20 act their predeces
sOrs have acted in previous Conventions the interest
OF the success Of the Democratic party adopted by
a nearly unanimous vote and resolution, proposed by
j. G. Tghe that the delegates to the stete Convention
should be unpedged was laid on the table,
Robert Furey attempted TO make a speech the
merits OF Presidential candidates He. said that
he was In favor OF peace and harmony
in the party. There doubt OF the fact that
rious split existed in the party In this State and that
Tden could not carry tho State, Mr. FureY WAS inter-
ruped by the Boss" who said that that the
proper time for discussing the subject motion ad.
Ourn carried. but In spite OF 1t Boss McLauGh
lin resumed the oOs and said that, while some thought
that Tden could not this State, many thought
that lie could John Kelly, for reason, Thought
that he could Thomas Kinsela also Thought that
he could NOT but the reason of that that Tilden
had Unjust put Kinsea ont OF bis house. In denOuDc-
ing Mr. Kinsea, Mr.. Mclaughlin SAID that Kinsella
could not put his head In any decent family IN the CITY,