The morning call., 1890-07-01

The weekly meeting OF the Republican
Executive Committee was held last night,
with President NJ. j. Dunn in the chair,
and it was reported that the following clubs
had been organized, with officers as named:
TwENTY-NINTH DISTRICT.
Precinct 1-Presldent, William Shew; vice
President. Charles F.. Smith; Secretary, i.
Blanchard; Treasurer, Peter Sundbere; EXecu-
tive Committee = George Nj. Hubert, L. d.
Grier, Frank E. Byrne.
President, Ed Swift; Secretary, Eugene Folger;
Treasurer, E. Batter; Executive Commttee-
j. j. Plumm. A. F. raquette' W. b. Anderson.
THIRTIETH DISTRICT.
Precinct president, John Robinson; Vice
President, f. Taureck; Secretary, Z. Gonzalesi
Executive Comnttee-J. McQuade, ID. Dauly,
Thomas Howard
THIRTY FIRST DISTRICT.
Precinct 1-PTesident, John C. Wendt; Vice.
President, John L0ngford; Secretary. c. j. Ber-
edes; Treasurer, b. de Silvera; Executive Com.
miitee-John II. Hlnch, Herman Westfall. Louis
n Nougeses, John Marks, Samuel Jones.
Precinct S-President, A. ii. Major; Vice
President, Z. A. Smith; Secretary, john ii. Mer-
rit; Treasurer, Z. E. Miller. Executive Com
mttee-M. q. Wilmer, John Cox, Nj. Whitney,
+. A. Stewart
THIRTY EIGHTH DISTRICT
Precinct 4-Presdeut J. NJ. de Pass; Vice
President, W. w. Williams; Secretary, l. ID.
Barnard; / reasurer, h. ". Cuogrove. Executive
Committee-E. b. KOons, j. b. Adams, George
w. Perry
Precinct s-President, 1. H. Small; Vice-Presi-
dent W. Fahrenkrug; Secretary, j. A. Murphy;
Treasurer Alex Walters Executive Commit
tee-C. Beckedorf. john Reardon, d. D. hlin
ball.
FoRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Precinct 9-President, NJ. Heath; V!ce-Presi-
GENT, Ii. [. Swizer Secretary, G. c. Dryden.
The President stated that he was pleased
TO announce that this, with the exception
of one or two minor precincts, completed
the organization in fourteen of the twenty
Assembly Districts-those not yet organ
lied being the thirty-fourth, thirty-ninth,
forty-frst, forty-secOnd, forty-ffth and for
ty-siXth. he would also say that every
club had passed the following resolutions:
ResoEUed, That The Republicans of the - AS
semby District, III mass-meetlng assembled 40
ieby declare ourselves emphatlcally ana hhe-
Quiyocally in favor OF eectlng all delegates 10
The State, Legislative aud Municipal cOnVen-
tons by primary election, legally called under
the provisions OF the Porter primary law. and
we request The Republican County Committee 10
immediately adopt resolutions accordingly, so
as 20 assure the members oil the party mat they
will thus be afforded adequate opportunity 10
express their preferences and have voice In
The affairs OF The party; and De II iurlher
County Committee 10 provide for the election of
all The delegates 10 the Stale, Legislative and
Municipal conventions at one ana the same
primary election as sueh mas heen satisfactorily "a,
done before, and tie party viii thereby be saved
the expense, labor, Inconvenience aud trouble
Incident to a multiplicity OF primary elections.
The question of primaries was then taken
up, and Secretary j. b. Barber informed
tile Chair that he had had positive assnr-
ance that open primaries would be held for
delegates to the various conventions. This
announcement was duly applauded, and the
committee adjourned for one week.
Although the Executive Committee claim
that they will maintain their organization
intact, they also state that they will work
in harmony with the other faction of the
Repub Ilcan party if the promised primaries
are held. Their work, they say, is about
complete and they are ready to fall into
line. They maintain that they have gained
a signal victory, but the members OF the
County Committee are not willing to con-
cede the victory. On their side they pro-
test that the Executive Committee had all
their trouble for naught as there was moth
ing, at any time, to lead them to think that
primaries would not be held. In fact, they
assert positively that it was the intention
from the start, and that the noise was all
uncalled for. 1t looks now as if the fac
tionaI war was about over, and that the
Republicans were about ready TO get into
battle array.