New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
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COLONEL CRUGhR RE-ELECYBD.
REPUBLICAN coUN COMMITTEE.

NEARLY ALL THE OLD OFFICERS ;E-ELEcfEp-i"O
SEW MIN.
The new Republican County Committee met lof inc
first time since its election last evening In Oranu
Opera House Hall. lhe smaI' number present was
sufficient indication of the difficulty In reaching tHe
place of meeting. There were about 100 members
present. little more than sufficient to form quorum
Many of the prominent members were absent, ihciuu-
ing Police Justice Smith, the chairman OF the Execu
tive Committee The committee called to order
by Colonel s. v. H. Crugcr the chairman OF the com
mttec of 1867 lie briefly explained the OBJECT OF the
meeting.
George b. Deanc, ST.. moved that Colonel Oruser
act as temporary chairman. This was Unanimously
agreed to- W. H. Bellamy was then chosen as tenn
porary secretary. delegate wished to Know II
there were any notices OF contest. Secretary Bel
lamy said there was not, and therefore there cOuu
be no objection TO proceeding TO an clee'oh' ho"'
Clinton Backus moved that Colonel CruScf DO IT,
elected as the chairman OF the committee ior 1890
lie said that Colonel Cruger had acted as Chairman
of the committee for the last year with Intelligence
and fairness. The committee would honor itsif by
rejecting him chairman. f. c. Lee seconded the
nomination on behalf of XVIII District Secretary
Bellamy put the motion and 1t was carried unani-
mously amid applause
Colonel Cruger thanked the committee for the honor
again conferred upon him. He reminded the com
mittee that there was an important and arduous cam
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the members of the committee He hoped TO receive
the assistance OF air If the committee did Its duty IL
would aid largely In securing Republican victory III
the coming election. George b. Dcane, ST., moVed
that John W. Jacobus be reelected first vicepresden
This was carried unanimously. For second vice presi
dent Coroner Nugent moved that Alfred G. Mason DO
70 elected. This also carried unanimously. H. j..
Lewis moved that A. r. Whitney be reelected treas
uier. lie also received unanimous vote. George
f. Best moved that William III. Belamy be re elected
secretary. This was carried without dissenting
voice. =,
Henry c. Backus was nominated for assistant score
tary, but decled and moved that j. Thomas Stearns
be reelected. and this was carried Charles A. nraht
reelected sergeant at arms. Secretary Bellamy
read the report of the committee OF which after
Howe was chairman, appointed to supervise the en-
rolment and election In the With Assembly District
The det ails of The committees work were given Only
one ticket was run, and John F. Brodsky was elected
chairman of the district association.
The roll OF the districts was then called ana me
members named their choice for members OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee. The new committee a. far AZ
named is as follows: Districts, lst, John H. Grimes !:
vth. srank j. Carroll With. not named With John
CrUeer; XIitI George billiard; XiIIth, Frederick y
Gibbs Myth, John Y. NuGcnt XVIII. Sheridan shook
with. Henry Kropf; XVIlth. not named; ANlIlth,
Rernard Blgin: XIXth. John ReiSenwcber: XXth So
lon Il. Smith: XXIst, not named XXJId John II:
Gunner r.. XXIIId, Ashbcl p. Fitch; Twcnty-third
and Fourth Wards. not named
Cih's IN place Of Isaac Dayton. and Congressman
Fitch in place of Frank RAYMOND. The chairman an.
nOunced that the vacancies would probably be named
a, the nrxt meeting No call issued fo pima
ton 10 choose delegates 10 III" Pernhlcan NF'".'
Convention. because the date Of the state convention
has not yet been fixed by the state Committee. THIS
viii be done at the next meeting Of the County Com
mi