The daily gazette., 1881-06-20
TWO CITY COMMITTEES.
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The tsHalf-Dreed" Repubnfesns
Meet and Effect City Organize

Meet and Effect City Organfxa-
tiOn.
Notwithstanding the great blow dur.
Ing the pas week IN the Radical local
organs, urging the people TO come out
IN their might AID settle existing party
differeIc ces, and the engagement Of H.
stitute Hall as the place OF meeting, Sat-
urday nights gathering was attended by
less than three hundred people, nearly
all of whom were "half-breeds" only q
few Of the ''stalwarts" being present ont
OF curiosity TO see what the other side
would do.
Chairman Ii. F. PickeIs called the
meeting to order about 8.l5 o'clock, and
opened with a detailed statement ex-
planat0ry oil his action at the meeting
on the Saturday night previous. He
claimed that he was correct IN his rul-
ings that the adjournment was proper,
and that he had not packed q City Ex-
ecutiye Committee -in the interest of his
running OF the party. In coBciusion he
announced that the formation of o City
Executive Committee would be the first
business In order.
Secretary Tom SavllIe read the CON-
mlttee announced for the Firrt ward,
and John Il. Stroud, one of tbs "staI-
warts" offered an ameDImend, substitut.
Ing the names OF the committee adopt
ed at the previous Saturday nights
msetiDg. The Amendment, however,
was promptly and overwh he lmtngiy re-.
jected. The exocn ivo oummittse vas
then formed, AZ follow:
First ward-Ftederio Pyle, Samuel II.
I]aynari, Thomas Cloud, Harry How.
ard, B. i. Bye, William Whsatlsy.
Second ward-Mat,hew Mackiem,
John NJ. St.wsit. Churles Il. Sparks,
James II. McSurl9y, Peter bradley,
William H.. Benson.
Third wsrt--John Il. Graham, Samuel
File, David II. Coy IL, r.. r. Irons, VIM.
j. Mo-eland, Isaac Swiggstt.
Fourth ward--Sainue NJ. Wond. VIM.
IL. Lowden. Joseph Hughes, james A.
a ndersou, Thomas II Harding.
Fifth ward-J. Horace Rudolph. E.
ltote lind, M. s. Shippers, j. X. Cribpen,
William &c. drinnags, Peter Kantos.
sixth ward-A. s. RobinsJo, Won. Fl.
Feulk, Gilpin D. Underwood, Valen-
tine Smith. Thomas w. savilie, john
Williams.
Frank Lewis, Alfred Wingata, Dr.
Kenbles, Alfred Bryon, james Crozier.
NiLth ward-Daviu X. Smith, John
I3atson, Charles w simmons, Aaron
Shaw. Cyrus Rain, Charles r. Groce.
Tenth Ward--F. Eaten Bach, William
Fountain, CHARLES W. Solioway, MI
chaei Farley. John Grinuage. Daniel r..
Stewart.
Eleventh ward--Jaoob Pnssy, WIN.
Cropey, John e. Posties, James Keen Az, ,
Hugh johnson, s. N. Trump.
The following pream hle aud resolu-
lions we're offered by Wa hing ou
Hastings:
WdEREAs, A portion OF the Republi-
cans OF the city calm to have formed O
city committee entitled 10 exercise the
power and duties belong ng thereto, and
WHEREAS. we believe no sabstantial
reason exists for the continuance OF
such state OF division In the organic -
ton OF the party, and think that the
right and just solution vt such differ
encos 10 to refer them 10 the people to So
lect new committee by direct vote;
Therefore
Be it ResolUed, That :he city conmit-
tee chosen by this meeting be and Is
hereby authorized to direct the holding
OF au election Of committee 10 the SET
eral wards, to be held on the first Satur-
day In December next, or at such tiHe
as the, ,committse may deem best, and
with full power TO appoint judges OF
such election that will be satisfactory to
all parties.
Resotued, That all futnre city commit
tees OF the Republican party shall be
elected In like manner.
The preamble and resolutions were
adopted and the meeting adjourned.