New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14

Since It VS. discovered that it would rive ~
members of the socisfy the vote ses dfresss
this oaiisd hs- thoush sse - ~
members Chairman Exscrtiv~ 0omnsss>s vs.
sty nformei bv the secretary Of the sosev
Of incarceration had been dropped"
similar arbitrary have heen re1u"n NJ et~
oil cases yieie~, tn the dictates
McGIyun . Of avoiding dfncuitr or hsssn'
has az last heen r~sched ho~ev'r "'en '"s
dsspotic has become intoersbe ana ~ mAlef'y
the Executive Committee present exclusive Of the perso1s
who app ,rt~d for the purpose o. packing
the committee feel bound this statement OF ae0
before the society
Dr.. MGLYSy wIrHpRAws NOTHING.
We much 81 the.s memhcrs can that tnh
arisen and have enwt - avoid t
Even during the excitement OF the procesdinss OF shn
evening Mr. Sullivan suggested that the Doctors words Al
Pythasoras Halt mizh have been hastv and asse him u no
wond not reconsider them far admit that the question:
of Presidential mnaton by the United Labor parry ~'s
st OPEN ami thar he dd thar Henry George had
done anything for which nbled The Doctor
SAID In repy that he he wished With
drawn. for which wished aDoloyzs intmatsd
that he hal b.sn incorrectly reported by the news
rapera ar. suIivsns summary OF his remarks had
not been found froa
a verbatim stsno yrsphc report
From the tyrsnncsl Of d.spsac power Ne
Glv'n We appeal with confidence the
ciety
S AM, ssTs4 ' f { . I I scst
T. L. McCREADY WILLIAM McCA1x
Though not arriving a ing until after VITA
drawa OF the members whose here gyen
ussIy concur n the action by them taken
JAMES o. s. HUNTINGTON
FILLING Up THE sEcEDERs' SHOES
After he George faction left the ons of the
ciety In Cooper Union. Dr. McGlgnn aud his
friends reorganized the Executive Committee ana
elected officers 10 take the places rendered vacant
by the seceders. They then proceeded
tk.,t
fest that a lively session was in progress
Not until IL O'clock were the doors opened ard any
statement of the doinGs of the committee m de.
Dr. McGlynn did not 10 say much he de
tated the following statement, which Secretary
Michael Clarke read to reporters:
There hal been ma e manifest the intention on The part
OF members of the Executive COMMITTEES. who trs
Ths Standard to elect stan nE officers II
their friends at tho meeting this evesns to yet conto Of tho
Executive Countoe the committee and Dr. Nc
Glvnn the president and through hin ounShing his friend.
no aud ey the interest OF the scey and OF
party. had nssei the carrrinSolt
Of by means OF an indep.nsit Ma
tlonal convention, National platform and Presidential
ticket In nrgng this c"ur'e Dr. Mc'yna stated
the fact that such the desirs OF tho
party. proved By the man tate VI ths sr@
convention for ths call of National Conference In view
aporo the Presidential contest also BY the
resolution County Co nmttess OF NswYOrs All KINKS
Con ltiss The Of the state Com
amt the unanimous opinion OK
the committee ntru.ed With CAL Of National Con-
feTsace Of the nature
The meeting Tar as posAOs Actually
parked with me STANDARD A1i thsr
friends rIrey. II attsn ed tbs exec
utive meeting Of Ia nave attended, meet
ng In thi. room Of the nan N their
scheme having been ma Ia manifest
even IN the newspapers president Dr. Mcivnn IN the
beat interests Of the society the exercise OF his
undoubtsd constitutional right aDpointsi -everA
Of the most active members aud work-r' ut
the society be members OF the EiecanVs
Comm ttee di-afsctei m-mbsrs at the mesiig ths
evening showed eile.vorns control OF
the going flr 70 try 10 pass vote O
censure D. McGynn and TO snspent him FRO hi' ON
CIR ,ASDALE AND TIE ORGE MEN EXP LID
After soae finding they coal not succeed tney
retired In a body aud tue then conducted hs
business IN quiet and oriery manner Tie
10 lowing gent man drOpDsf from te
Executive Committee; BENJAMIN Urner, Ed~arf J.
shrver LOUIS I. Post Thomas l. McCrrery. William I.
Croas ale. G'Ne- the Rev. Hugh o. Pent' cost
William McCabe A J Henry W. sackett and j. W.
Sullivan Five these cOnnec ed with The standard
In tust ce 10 Mr Sacketi iud be sa that ne not ~
the meeting and tnat IN droppn hin from the COM
mttee We practically accepted his resignation, which 80
handed in a The pos ton Of Chairman OF hs
Executive Committee held by Mr.. Croas ale and % treas
uer Ov Mr Shrver filed by the unan IN us 90.
| ton Of Jeremiah COughn and sylvester L. Malone.