New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
REPUBLI0AN REORGANIZATION.

THE PLAN To RE CONSIDERED TONIGHT
FAVORABLE ACTION BY THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE EXPECTED ON THE REPORT OF THE
COMMITTEE OF EIGHTEEN.
The report of the Committee OF Eighteen
Republicans appointed TO provide satisfactory plan
for the reorganization OF the party in this CITY VIII DO
considered tonight by the Republican Central Comntee
Edward Mitchell chairman Of the Committee OF Eighteen
will present It's report TO the Executive Committee oil
the Central Organization. which meets IN advance Oh
the full committee There appears TO De no u't
ference of opinion among the menbers OF thc executive
Committee regard 70 the adoption OF the plan Ihe'
are in favor OF IT, and Colonel @. s. Spencer the chaf-
man of lin, Executive Committee will make speech TO
that affect when he presents the report 10 the full COM
mittee.
There difference of opinion as to when the pian
sould go into effect IL printed in the newspaper
on the authority the secretary of the Committee of
Eighteen that that committee agreed upon the hrst
three Tuesdays in September as the time wheh
tho re-enrolment Of the voters shoud take place anu
that the members OF Assembly and probably other can
ddates would be nominsted under the new pian' Ac-
.oonc to other membsr of the Committee of Eighteen,
the time for roenrolment to 20 into ehec was not
fixed and that this will be settled by tho Central Com
mttee probably tonight
WHEN THE PLAN SHOULD GO INTO EFFECT.
Edward Mitchell chairman Of the COMMITTEE OF
Eighteen, said yesterday, IN answer 10 inquiries Oh
this subject: "I the statement In the newspapers
hiatt
Tussdays IN September, but that mistake on the
nav, of the seeretary OF the meeting The Committee OF
Eighteen was nearly unanimous Oh every other point
ana rather than have a minority Teportthe matter not
being deemed esseutat agreed TO leave tue oates
ank auc allow 10 be Oiled In by the Central Com
mtee That viii be done. probably. tonight lthink
the Central Committee will agree TO the report the
rsnromeut was 10 take place before election 1t would
ai.po.e of the Central Committee. Some OF
the members OF that organization nisnt
object to going out OF the year. when the
terms for whic they elected will expire; con
cesson NAV have to be made on tnat account.
John l. o. Brien, chairman OF the ecu raj Comhtce
dxed for the re-enroment OF the hrst three
Tuesdays after the election September WOMB De poor
month for that work because 50 many abe
away from the city st that time. lminedlAleb ar. tu
election would be good time because oyergbo1y IS mg1
be much larger don't think the plan can wen Oe put
into efecI in tim for the election ths year ,h,n-
But, win not there be dissatisfaction e'e'y'nus
Goes befcrei' ,, -. -, ,,o
party in eect,ng delegates making nom'l"'io"S e'o'
CONVENTIONS LIKELY TO BIZ HELD EARLY.
Another Republican expressed his opinion cn
the subject follows; Ihe elections thI'
year will not be very important; but aside from
that ] do rOl see how We can carry out Tao Fe0F'
ganlzation plan in time for the conventions > he
State Convention 70 noininatea seeretaly OF sAte On
troer Attorney General state Engineer ahd suiVeyot
AVID STATE Treasurer Will probably be bed carly lHat
will be done order to give time f3I thoIOngh can
vass The state aud 10 remove the eect OF he eones
| early as the first week in Sepcmbcr Detsa'"s you
| see will have 20 be chosen IN August Mahy OF me
leading Republicans interested in this reorgllzaton
scheme win not return the city uD the last OF sep
IcInber Hence viii be impossible 70 nave II go INTO
| effect IN tme tor the STATE Convention
How about local nOminatiOnsi - ,
They viii be made early but they cannot o.
delayed to the reorganization Wo have TO elect
Register aud Two Supreme Court and two Aarine Court
Judges The nominations for judges will undoubtedly
be tbe very best that DO made Inc character OF ho
UetnOcratc nominees recent years FOR these lupo-
tnt Offices been such make l. easy thls year 10
eec good Republicans. The nominations Tor STATE sen.
atoTs Ind Assemblyme usually made very !ac nut
| 1 think the party has suffered that account Inc
| same bas been true OF the city tlckst II experience
teaches thing the nominations VIII DE mace three
or four weeks before the election. Everybody teeha
anxious good men, and the prospects OI success
| are remarkably good"
| a. Wfll the Democrats unite Z"
| % do not believe they VIII Hubert ". lhOnPhol,'
who has been Instrumental IN making the deals WIN
Tamtnsuy in his interest, nDds mat hls ashot
Lep 10 disrust him. They all dsgusted at the loss
of he splendid opportunity they had last year 70 WIN
victory over Tammany. since the latter defeated the
continuation or the Governors nominees the chances CI
urop the year have been poor St II viii not 40 iOI
| ReDrbiicans 10 relic Democratic dlssensions. tx
CONGRESSMAN James O3rieD, and come other le2ulnR
Democrats said ~ have IN contemplation CtZehe
movement. II O'brieD carries out his purpose he can
| seriously weaken the County Democracy ana Tam
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