New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12

shall govern The Assembly rules permit gentleman 10
Mr Bliss-If lie Assembly rules govern here then It
will require majority Of the full committee to elect
The chairman That question is not before us now' Mr.
TOwney will proceed.
mcnt and persuasion intended 10 convince me that II
would not he well TO elect Mr. O Bnen thou54i lnat
II would iniuc the party 10 vote Tor MN Nouii t%O9 %
he other way Bqi o,RriSSgnn Sgne'G has '"aS no
foundation He has been hard worker for the
party as shown 10y the result III his district THIS IS
year "ne4 Il ~ M M & 'i i' % - me ,ynrF that he
has done, and believing in his integrity; wlthdl9w my
request to he excused and vote for John J O'BrIcn
| lAppausel
GENERAL AsrNwAI GIVES MS REASONS.
General Aspinwal, when his name was called,
asked to be excused from voting. lie said;
au here perfectly unbiased by the action of any eau,
Gus | not invited 10 the first, and tue second
win both candidates, my personal Ie1uons ARE are
thew owe owe me nothing ] sm man who has
never vented anything sud Who has always
got it. Laughterl But in ia inatance IT Is not local
but National question speak not especially for my
own district but for large number OF men VINO are N
sautial whenever the time comes but who I'M ortun-
aclv do pay much attention to the minor dealis of
lion 70 the gentleman from the With District and say
tins to his face | think their opinion is not cor
rect for they do not know Inn. But this
feeling exists, nevertheless and We cannot RICK against
test feel that must set personal preferences aside
in favor Of what consider interests OF larger Importance
oBrcn but under the circumstances / must withdraw
my excuse for not voting and cast my vote ior MaVele
MIR. STEPHENSON FAVORs MR. COOPER.
When the name of Edmund Stephenson was
reached he also asked to be excused from voting,
and said:
Mr.. CHARV>S: The result Of the organization OF this
County Cdnmtiee vii, Ia my judgment conirlhuie
in inns county and perhaps the state Upon each delegate
of ibis committee rests the responsibility. II
that Whoever whatever Is the hndJuCc 10 the
OF he Republican party be at removed then We Will
command by deserving it. IT, the other hand,
prompted 10y selfish motives we at once SOW seeds
becn member OF the Republican party since its organi-
zation IN 1855, and have closely watched its pIoc-s
nave seen divisions IN the party wmch not ony lot us
the state which lost Us valuable members who tOd9y
the nast twenty-eight years have been frequently
member of the Republican General Committee, and fail
ever occupied thai position fornore than two wears Even
wneu the delegation made up of such Curtis,
vas thought Wise to divide the honors every YEAR
and believe it wise In doing this do not think
NJ 1frirr has received more hon"rs from The General
Committee this county than any other gentleman who
vote for him as secretary of the committee.
For the past two ycars he has been its
and again this year hc has heen honoed by an
election to office Of temporary chairman ON every
occasion he has received my hearty vote and yet there
have boer times when his Judgment did not commend
eau party has suffered defeat What caused 1t Ii was
caused by divisions Tie party The Waterloo Of 1852
der the rcorganizon and with me aid Of those Repubi
enrolled for active service that We should forward
hand in hand and add TO Tue nunber+ do rot care who
10 elected chairman he will have my active support:
withdraw request to be excused from voting and
vote ioT Maryellc W. Cooper lAppauseLs
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
| The roll call proceeded to the end and the vote
was announced Us follows:
For UB4oa-I Ist Dstrict-Crmes, Redmond Cos grove,
Kavauagh, GoodNin. lld-frledsan Kavanagh, Van
GLEASON. schsfcl, Gulfoyle. vth-Earley, Mcqueen,
Fowler Mubing Hgley, Brady, Iraphagen' Brockineer.
NIth-SmuSop. Sebug, (OyCs, GOetL FOan, WetZgier,
Lehberscr, Nainman. AIlth-kinP, born. VIIItn-
EnGk nSe MuE MeeEam EIro bacSH, farrell ,ic Me
Rrodsky iXth-Deane. Laird, Luddingon, Lynch,
IIa7sey, Iubers Wallace Flaccos, steInmuiler Nlth
lliaId, Iimbcck, Mead, Braun, isEgins Deler Meyer
spencer, MARSHALL Wjlian~. lawrence P.srcc Xivil"
Nqsent schRizer Hgrsor Lcnn, E Esc6Sahmay XEh
! Crecan, KeArns Lusch Conklln. Gobin. XVllth-Eth
Gasc TsG@g.n sa%.as % pe6ST1s, oGSpsr GjaS G9eG Nc
GcGcn r,G "i,'' ma.Un Maxwell Ne.Dit' l''I Bcryn3l 3
XyIlh Jackson Blunt Sors Rn; Ssrne NaTfa c
XXtb-CiuentheI Wencel Finn. XXIst-A ], j. XXIVd-
o6n MsG eTpy sFaT GrSe Sten$ fG
! Tycg n.rctu Braun, Uni, HcnShaw, Weberg. XXIVth
"J1p Tpr C,ooCtIst Dl,jrct.iiuns Ind--Talutor Var
NUN Churo D. Bets Gallo Molrs, Merritt. Nth-Chsm
Pfii1ia p1@. 5aes!on %%d 9saS6S f MSS;$s f.
DwisIt AspnTr@ Pqsl' cSi1Ird aI EyesIal Meseheh
! Rorkafelltr Iadio ck T. b. Miller. Xlth-Mar-h, Ru--
sell Bliss, Cruger Miller, Brown, Armstrong Folsom,
Anew Rogers, HawtS Wickham DIN, sclibner y lin
Gibbs, Gcducy, Herman, SpTdgue, IlIss"h, ianhcs
! XIVth-FOlsum, FcllONc5 XNth-Montg0mtiy, Fisher
! HOiser, Ieask, Frick, Robinson, Patterson. NNIh-
ncagerty, EvsIts Bsnhsrlt XVIlth-Perry, Richards.
Best Meredith. XNtlI-Whltlock Cans, Fisher, smith,
Newman, Perey ,GoOdc Cantor. NXist-DOUd, Blakeman
| hard, Root Knox. XXIld-Percy, Gunner Stephenson
| QuaCkenbush, Brick Tedel. lsaacs, Mason. &NIlI1-
Fitch, Warner, Allison Rosenberg Underbll, GOodmaD
| ward, Marvin. XXGNth ward, CAmp-lO9.
| Total membership Of committee 273. Total vote 2j2
For O'Bren l43 for Cooper, lO9 absent III OBren's
/ majority, "a.
! THE ELECTION MADE UNANIMOUS.
After the vote announced ex-Congressinan
| Einsten, OF the XXIst District, said:
have identified with the other side IN this con-
test, hut IS with pleasure that have heard tho an
nOmcement made that Mr Orien has been elected per
msucnt chairman Of this body. do not believe that any
body really has any regrets al Oh. We have fought a
| We could and have done IL wells but We
| will put our shoulders 10 the wheel as
soon as the WORK IS begun and /
you will all support our chairman most heartily
therefore that the election Of Mr.. OBrien made
/ unanimous. lAppause aud cheersl
Mr.. Aspinwal-I second the motion; and simply de-
that man here stands the level
Appau.e. Nobody is better than any body elee-eveTy
0Ae Is equal. can say that, although voted against
Mr. O'Bilen satisfied with the result and will cup
port him the best Of my ability and whatever be
Inc r.slt be il good be il had, with the County
! Committee tooth and nail Great cheering1
! The chairman put the motion to make the election
Of Mr. 0.Bren unanimous. Mr.. Goodwin, Of the
| XXIIId District objected.
Tho Cbai1nan-The motion is caTried-wth some dis
sentlDg voices. Laughter and applause.I
| Mr. Mason and Mr. Einsein were appointed a
! committed n cnnduot Mr. ~ 'Rrien a the claf.