The morning call., 1890-06-17
MATTERS POLITICAL.
Meeting of the Republican County
Committee.
More Resolutions Ground Out by the Execu.
tive Committee-They Are in Favor
Of Arb .tration.

A meeting of the Republican County Committee
was held last night at their rooms in the Nucleus
Building, with President X. &. Myers in the
chair.
DR.. Myers. on calling the body to order, stated
that The object in calling the meeting was to
hear any protests that might have arisen on &C
count of the action Of The various enrolling
committees in removing certain names from the
club rolls. This, he continued. had been de-
cided upon In order that all such matters might
be adjusted before the election OF permanent
officers, which Will take place tonight.
The Secretary was then instructed to read the
names OF all those who mad thus been dealt with,
and 1t was found that there were 1873 In all. the
greater number OF whom lived In the districts
south Of Market street. The Secretary an-
Dounced that the gentlemen In question had been
notified to appear In person and show cause
why they should not be thus stricken of.
IL was evident In a moment that there was
some feeling In the matter, and j. ii. Mahoney
arose and IN an excited manner demanded that
II be made known why the action had been taken.
He was promptly informed by the Secretary
that when the gentlemen whose names had been
coDiured with appeared to defend themselves
the reason would be given. and not until then.
This was staggerer. but Mr. MahOney re-
turned to the charge In gallant style, only TO be
1ooied again by the Chair declaring him out OF
order.
He came up smiling Tor the third round, and
moved that all WHO had had their names scratched
from the rolls be reinstated. Some one seconded
the nation, but Mr.. Mahoney's was the only vote
cast In favor OF II.
1t was noticed that he was little groggy when
he got on his feet again, but lie went 10 The
scratch IN fairly good shape, and called the at
trntioD OF Tie Chair 10 the fact that lie had
always been good Republican
The Chair failed to see the relevancy OF his re-
marks and drove him TO his corner with few
blows OF his gaveI. Mr.. Mahoney struggled
bravely 10 come up again, but was compelled 10
throw up the sponge.
The following then came before the committee
and were relnstated
~. Crowley and W. Hind of the Thlrty-seventh
District; NJ. Mahon. E. McGuneerty and w. Gala
CHAN of the Forty-sixth j. H. Newson OF the Forty
seventh, and +. J. Mofiitt OF the Forty-second.
1t was then announced that twenty.one names
had been taken from the roll Of Club 3 OF the
Forty eighth District because OF their being
Democrats. Committeeman Worden then an
DouDced that they were members Of a faction
who had been unfairly dealt with during the
Democratic organization, ana desired to
Identify themselves with the Republicans.
BY a unanimous vote their names were
retained on the roll. 1 heir names are:
7. j. Flaherty, ID. McGorick, ID. Mccarthy, NJ
0Brien, ). Mccarthy, j. II. Noonan, NJ. Flaherty,
w. Hart, j. Ackley, j. Graham, j. f. Cody, D. Lo-
gan, l. Cody. p. Laferty. w. Hawkins, T. Arey, w.
lawson j. +. Donwartz, Z. A. Strong. 7. A Santry,
F. Reynolds.
An adjournment was then taken 10 Wednesday
evening, when any protests that may arise over
The elections will be head.