New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-28
MR.. LOUBATS EXPULSION.
LESS EXCITEMENT IN THE UNION CLUB
THE TIME FOR A SPECIAL MEETING NOT YET FIXED
CHANCES OF REISsrATISG Mr.. LoUB AT-TALks


pulsion of Mr. Loubat by the Governing
Committee, which reached very hgh
point on Friday evening had partly sub
sided yesterday. Vigorous denuncatons ana
equally vigorous approyals OF the action OF tne
committee, which were common enough on
Friday, were 10 longer heard. On that day
about five hundred members Of the Cln5
visited tho rooms-a larger number than had been
seen there in one day since the time OF
the Benneit-May trouble 1t was much
larger number than were present Mt the
recent annual election. Many gentlemen came
there who were not known by the veteran steward.
Al th. &c lad their personal opinions in regard to
the ;roubl AID expressed them. The rooms were
noisy with numerous debates and the sidewalks IN
Twenty -ir,t--t. ana Fiith-sve. were dotted with
groups Of men earnestly discussing the aL-ab'orb-
ing question. Yesterday however, the Attendance
was little larger than usual Other
noticeable tokens Of strong feeliugin the mat er had
also disappeared
The paper containing the call for
special me.tirc which received the signatures cf
many indignant mcmh rs, AMI which had seemed
on Friday @ Doe a thing which might be effectively
thrust in the face Of the Governing Com
mittcc, lay ycsttrJay neglected on tine
table IT, energetic and excited cusiodians
were absent. Forty names bad been added
during the Dag and thi-+y-ive moro !lst evening.
Among iaen were those OF john J. Cisco William
W,itevr-it cy-Ju e P.0Trp3at. and other
p7oi. iusut members OF thc Club. The list included
about - 81 = O'Clock.
In TRUTH the m4l.on'elt5 have accomplished
e,.a-.ti o- which can h. ACCOMPLISHED at present.
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SATISFIED members vu bov. 20 regular way
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Too,.sr. c,..-,-d having it tined. This
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the Governing committee, but also on lHe
part Of the Governing Committee itself and
Of those who justify tie severity OF
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for Mr. Loubats reln'taten'nt 'alA ri'HeI 'i-''i5
rs vet 10 regard 10 contemplated ton showing a
r, e lo.is.,c ON their mart rs 10 their future
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course. Inc members Oh ne 'o'''-'i- O''.''.'''''
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think better OF what they de uo'H9 Anu sup "o4is
It.
An INTELLIGENT advocate Of the movement for rein
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in answer to an inquiry concerning the proDabe
o1tco1ne of the special meeting: 1--WE believe
eli tt &c tba clnb
iuAJ Il AAlA A44l'oHA5 ~ N''~
| can put Loubat back IN his place IN the
Climb know the constitution does not say any
-: t,,+ ,,+o+er,a,+ INIT We have consulted
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the beet legal talent IN tn' cI'y incluuins imam
NJ. Evarts, who you Know was absent ToL1
rho meeting of the Governing Committee
- .;,eo1 +bo+ tho cluh itself
ana we are 9n'lS4eu '--a - 49, W. -
Is power superior 10 us coiiii''eo' w ~ -"
formed and believe that the Governing Committee
holds the same relation 10 the cup tnal y pelIl
does to an appellate court. II TINS De rue
| tit, we can expel Mr; lurnbuIL Even II the
club is not able 10 take TINS position IL can oy It's
action so Tx matters lAat IurHoun VIII oe coin-
" Has Mr. Loubat consulted counsel In regard to
what his personally shall be IN the affair =
10, he has not. He is content to leave the issue
entirely in our hands, and think we shall pull him
"a las Mr. Loubat many friends in the clubr
NO he has not a great many. H is comparatively
stranger here having lived the greater part OF his
| life abroad. The sympathy winch has been excited
! over his expulsion aud the support which has been
! offered HIM are almost wholly on abstract
| principles Of right and justice. | Ger
tainly have no personal feeling in the
matter do not call in} sell a friend OF l,ouoat
What DO you think OF the acton ot the NoYeTn-
| ing COMMITTEE in censIrlng Mr. Iurnbunp
% we're IuTnDnlI would sue Inc G2y Edlida
Committee for slauder. am not joking; believe
! that this could be done"
1--WE are ali Americans said another well-known
member OF the club and We III beli,GGye IN tlr
| play. Here IS a stranger IN our nidAt: nH4t hlHu
| of far play have We given hunt For no
| cause that Is particularly clear lie IS expelled
| from the Union Club. DId the mtm1ers OF iue