New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

REORGANIZATION OF CERTAIN REPUBLICANS DISTRICT
observation-disclosures FROM GEORGE BLISS
A lively meeting of the Republican Central
Committee held last evening AT Republican nan
President Abraham Lieut. occupied the chair and Justice
Scion b. Smith, acted secretary. The reports OF the
subcommittee OF the Executive Committee sppointed
70 reorganize the WITH and XVIII Assembly Districts
were received and adopted. A resolution was carried
forming committee consisting Of the presidents ana
chairmen OF the executive committees OF the various
district associations assist the State Committee IN
the present canvass.
The matter OF the expulsion OF f. j. Tnsdale
from the IXth Assembly District Association, which
has been before the Central Committee for year,
wns then taken up aud disposed Of Police
Commissioner Mason reported from the Executive Com
nittee resolutions which condemned the cond ct OF Mr.
Tnsdae but expressed the opinion that the delinquent
had sufficiently punished and ought to be renstaed
on the rolls of the district association The report of
subcommittee of the Executive Committee favored the
approval OF the action Of the association In expeng
Tiusdae. George Bliss, Joel W. Mason and John d.
spoke favor of the report OF the Executive
Committee, and II adopted. Robert T. Boyd was
substituted for W. H. Gedney the printing committee
Colonel George Bliss then moved reconsideration OF
the vote admitting the delegation from the XVIII AS
sembly District which had been passed In ms absence
IN advocating the passage Of this motion C0l0neI BhsS
said: 49, - -..-...t., -
which appears that wrong mas been dome ~ tnefe
| the statements made 10 me by men present at
the primary ELECTION, II there Is any truth In the state
Of tie Inspector In charge OF the police Oree ~
at election there has been injustice IN admitting
these delegates have the ailidavts OF seyeny-egnt
pers,,us whose names enrolled VINO we're outside
OF the where the election held from 10 10
0clock trying get in to cast their votes aud wefe not
able TO DO hav the statements OF twenty nine men
that their names enrolled and had not 90 their
knowledge been dropped who were not allowed 10 NOlt
Z I have the statements Of six men VII" were not
allowed 10 vote plea that their names were not
on the list who since been allowed TO vote rs
having their names the list, though there
have been no a ditinns openly made. II these state
ments are true delegates not elected by ma
iOrity Of the good Republicans Of the &Nth Assembly
District who were entitled TO vote aud attempted To
| vote at the primary election"
The motion 10 reconsider was favored 10y Hugh Gard
and j. W. Mason, and opposed by Jacob NJ Patter-
| a vote OF SO to SO. Resolutions were
| adopted approving the Republican ticket
for State officers, aud ordering the appointment OF
committee report changes in the constitution OF the
Central Committee a. 20 secure the rights of all Re-
| publicans A motion was then made by Colonel BlsA
aud earnest speech requesting the state
Committee appoint committee a. take charge Oi tho
XVtn Assembly District for the present canvass Ia
motion was adopted with the substitution OF the Execu
tive Committee of the Central Committee for the state
| Committee as the appointing body