New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT MEETINGS

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED IN TIE XlTH ASSEMBLY,
DIsTHIC &c NERAL TRENIAiE TO BE INyEsII-
GATED IN TIE MIST.
The NNth Assembly District Republican
Association met at No. Isl J.. 81 Fydr-,t las, sven
inr The attendance was large. Invent 'thrae Names
which were reported layoraJly upon by
tie Committee Admissions, We added to the
roll OF members. There were eleven applications
for me,abcr,hiD william Kelloc5, chairman or tuc *
ecItiyr Committee offered resolutions declaring Chat,
as The elections have proved that the Republican
party still retains its hold upon the confidence OF tie
people" as d" the triumph in virginia has sounded che
deathkncu of the only danger tina. the Rcpub
lie. solid south and " the effective work OF the
Republican organizations in the counties Of Ne"Ior ana
Kings ,an saved the Empire State Therefore be 1T
RcSDlrc That in extending congratulations TO oUT Re
publican atco IN d parts Ci ih' Union, "c tIr, y
urge upon al the prompt aiiu,-melt of an local ol +
enCeS that the grand old organization m9y prc-eu, q
united iTou,, North, South, East aEl west.
The association extended thanks 10 Benjamin Giles pie
for coayCurnccs afforded by him during tins ANA pre-
Nious campaigns. The meeting then adjourned
a larger number Of members than usually attends the
regular meeting OF the ENIst Assembly District
Republican Association present last evening at
Hodon Hail. No. East FIiyuigth-st and lively
interest manifested throughout the proceedings
JACOB Hess presided. The Coum 5tec on Admissions ry-
ported Iiyor.Jiy upon twcuty-iour pro
posed at tl5 previous meeting which were there
upon accepted and siXtytvo additional proposals for
membership received. Several members OF IN. a-.
citation complained that Committee Oh Admissions
hal iJi. 10 report ON names wAle4tcy had prDpu-,u
iutiEa ing that there bad been NEGLECT duty jt
part committee a motion, however, that tine
committee be required az the p,Nt cug report
all name, pro- O.c, whether IayJi. d. UH.-yol4by,
was lOat.
The re- ort of the Committee Finance showed that
$50 30 lad 'ceI collected fro erVtIDus, and Tic
Treasurer r,pJrttd baau"c U 1855 10 on hand after
paving al expenses Tor the Ncls
The -uaGOu OF \. J. DteIhueicr from the GesDca-
tiOI read ana uu..llIJU5 accepted the
OF the resignation, october j.. 4 motion Na7 then
made by !. H. Davis THAI Il committee OF i've be- ap-
pOiutc Uv the en- 90 tie conduct of Cen
eral Henry J.. Irt main, member OF the association
Who dUr..s the recent c'HpalgI ran ca. d1dte IUr
ba,e Senator tho Nflijh Senatorial District opuD-
biuun TO Istd-i4Cb $. GIBBS, tue nominee O tn
Organzd, ION f. Was stated taat charges Woad DO pre-
fQrTed 10y tue three ajcLu- AS cmby - strict Ors.I-
cations. on the ground that General I.cudIu had
violated las pledge OF MOI ucrslp, aud th9t expulsion
followed, but the mOuUn finally carried Or the
committee appointed, tNo, A. LuDac William j.
TTimble, declined TO serve tAe account oi his
personal mi, nisulp Tor General Irdu, and the latter
because hU was an ayOWed "0tIl~art' Iuc committee
finally decided upon, consists OF Joan tochraur,
Colonel Ethan Allen, ". J. BLACK, Emil IIOOmiug,lac
anu joan Muller. At,r the signing OF the ICl Dy the
newly elected mt iuDtrs the meeting adjourned.
The &NiIIth Assembly District Republican A,s0cig-
zion held as regular monthly meeting their mead
quarters, IN Glass Hall, Last Ihrt ylOurtA-st last
Int. NircPrcSdrnt James V. Logur presided IN trc
absence Of Bernard b-m, Che president, anI j. n
uer secretary. Twenty new members elected
md fifteen proposed