New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
REpUBLIcAY DISTRICT MEETINGS.

William ". Doyle presided at n meeting Of
the IGi Assembly District Pepubllcnn Association, at
No 4GG Pear-st last evening. Twenty new members
were enrolled and ntccn proposals or membership were
received.
Tho XIth Assembly District Republican Association
met a. No lO7 West Thirty-iourth-st. There wore fvo
propositions Tor membership The meeting was then re-
solved into caucus. with Charles A Peahody. .r IN the
chair aud nominations made Tor officers and dce
gates 10 the Ccutral CuTmittee.
Tho Republ. M Association OF the With Assembly
District held ito regular moDthly meeting last evening AZ
No. 292 Eighlhave. Chor!es Backie the president,
occupied The chnir Fifty-hyr were added to he
roll Isaac Dn,ton the chairman Of the committee ap-
pointed 70 investigate charges against John w. Mar
snail J.. b. Lawrence, James A. Cryan and william
WaIc prcsenteGa report lie read the charges against
the accused members aud their answer and stated that
tine committee bad come 20 the conclusion that tho
plrIeo which the members were required 70
sign did conform 20 the constitution pre-
scrbcd by TIE Central Committee aud that
the failure 20 support the regular candidates Of
the Republican party was not Ia violation OF o." peds"
s,yrcd py the members. PHILIP LOwothal, another
member of tho committee, made report, In when was
Included resolution for the suspension ot ihe accused
members until they appeared before the investigating
commit Knox McAfce, third member OF the com
Mite reported that Ar considered the charges proved
and vas u favor of the expulsion OF the members under
prr spoke in favor ot expulsion. Tho vote was
then taken separately each name, and Mrssrs
MarshaI Lawrence and Cryan were expelled
A nation was then made to POSTPONE action IN
tbr ca.e " llc~unn Wade on tho ground that he
wa. the only one the four who was not Republican
Office holder and that he had expressed rrLr"t for hi-
action Mr. Wade who present. WAS invited to spehH
In his behalf bnt refused 10 do So ana he Wa- theh
ctu.Urd. A committee nominations reported a
tckot which was hdopted IA the regular ticket
,u h.. yptsd on at the primary election 10 night.
A. he re giar meeting Of the NNlth Assembly, DSirlct
Rspubcan A-sociaiinu At No. AZ SecoIn ave, iasl
n,,rt Michael Crcgan tu the chair. COMMITTEE oi hNe
%. chosen to select names to be vote on 90 tr primary
mis- evening Kcso utons were adopted a}pr"Nue iIc'-
dept Arthurs message. Twenty I've ne" members
were prupos..d. and about a. many elected.
A movement has been started M ne NNl.t bNFlCt 10
hrcak the power of the present leaders. Etlh AHGn
and Professor -. T. jacques james owens, weeks "
culver " 4 Hargerty and DR.. Castle ar prominent ia
this 4 circular headed "ACain-. tho Marun' hts
been issued calling ior support At the primary regoh
OF the Republican District Association tS rt 'Hl- LOT !
ticket beaded by the nulut 0i tl1ld 'ArAsph
fr ,rrsidrut of the association. The dcrgd ION 10 lo
Csutr,l Cumfuittce thus ticket Includes do-tPh II.
Cnnatr Elliott T. Sn~ysrd Ethan Allen, J hhl.'aiHtF
Dillon Edward f. Brown Gilbert iompEinS ana uthri''
IN, a.soriaon uf this district held caucus last r'e
mug At No last Fifty ninth st. ana nohhA"H oh'oFs
for the coming year.