The sun., 1890-09-02
GIBBS IS TO BE EXPELLED.
v,s FRIENDS IN OFFICE MUST DESKRT
HIM OR GET OUL.

S....u.ees Hin = Tannaay Maa-Hs
nossu,t Care-oaugsr Hirsoh's Head or
m. Executive Committee OF the Republican
r.nntv Committee met at its headquarters.
Svosdvay and Twsnty-ssoond street last
...nInp. Il was q suddenly called meeting.
81 one heard anything OF It until Saturday.
"a n vas held two weeks in advance Of the
,n,.tinR OF the County Committee. which the
TTseutiye Committee controls and advises in
s.,sd Of on the evening before or even the
..ms day, az 10 oftsn done. This feet, Labor
nav and the out-oi-town exodus that 10 incl
asstal 10 the ssason. especially whom Sunday
"a holiday come together. resulted In great
r.orsssntation BY proxy.
Tv,rybody seemed to understand that moth
,.r .lss but the case OF Gibbs and its develop
.snt in the appointment Of Justice Meade
s,uld explain the calling OF meeting under
sueh circumstances. Mr.. Gibbs understood It
vitb the rest He was on hand denantly pro-
r,.irinR that the committee could not do any
,hlnr 10 him. because no had done nothing.
n. AID not take any oficO from Mayor Grant.
nor did he even recommend Meade's appoint
,,.nt 10 the Mayor. But he was . little anx-
ious mono the less. and was only half ~ smil-
~ AZ usunl whom he accosted the Hon. Barney
Birlin with the inquiry:
"What are you going to do. Barneyr"
No smile accompanied the answer which the
Hon. Barney also made question:
what do you think We are going to dor Do
Won suppose you can belong to Tammsny Hall
and be . member Of the Republican party.
pof"
THAT'S all right for you. Barney" said
elbba pleasantly. and then he glanced soorn-
fuly about and added: " Hall Of these fellows
wouldn't dare to speak to me at all. for fear
,voplA ~o and tall platfn
Ex.Justico Jacob NJ. Patterson whom Carry
Meade succeeded. called the executive meeting
b ordsr with pleasure and Secretary Bellamy
called the roll The socrOtary's report Of the
meeting, with which no one Interested found
i1n SHys, yd,.ot ,nSt asred Ire fooUins inc
preamble and resolution, the reading OF which
caused Mr. Gibbs's peachblow complexion 70
take on ruddier glow:
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Ss Oourss 81 The sSid Siess in dc ~ Lsn.istuS
ssss sSsn:sa'? "a =: sala
sv'sF 4 9s;Ess sSS public demands
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Rs;c,se4 nat .h,. E..egsiv: co2mitt:o ssccn@snd
Ss,oiutioSs:'
Rs,O,U,1 That Frederick g. eibes delegate In this
County Committee from the ThirtssAth Assembly Dis
trie and representing said dStrot In the Executive
comnittse having proved false TO RSpobiiean prino
pes and unworthy Of participation In the councils and
Fovsnnsut Of the Republican party Of this city. Is
hsrshy removed and expelled as membsr Of said
County Committee and said Executive Committee and
hb nans erased from the roll Of the Committee tren
the thirteenth Assembly district organization,
Raavt6 nat the ThiEtsenth distrist organization
@ g SoDs ssas; SS snG So9sy "
w.. hat fhn
'nized him, ln the simple. direct way charae-
6s q IT. E. esssSsasSas ssss h Snd SIsd. Sc
@ SrrscoGnsed I a prtnciDIo q Ills T party could bo
william 4. ToWnlsy Of the Fourth district
Sds ebSs X .ayInS :Sa eSs
s Sss sppsintsd. Ssiors which The mover of she
Ess sad p ofsr Ris Droe, SfS and 81 aSo@
Gibbs could DO heard in his own defence. Mr..
soIon RPSR sSh % Who 6o' g not credited
Iliterso9 is. apd whose term Fl once also ex-
ieEnoW pader Whet eiausS oi the constitutios
ths ths resolution Of Mr.. draase could Be passed
IE arSs9o enSWered that eection Of article
contained the provision. i is q very sweep
nSm6erS. any membsr Of the Executive Com
q tSo
G.k that IL be done By resolution or majority
Ills members sign DADor or request OF that
Mr.. Grasses disclosure Of this feature of the
osntraliztng new rules OF year ago stopped
aESR ToNSSs 9SsoasSp aaS
which was lost Mr.. Townley voted Tor Il 80
Sd JShp Wesley JaeODus. solon B. Smith. and
NJ, Grasses resolution was then voted on BY
seall Of the dis,ricts. and the vote vas an
@ AyS Il 1sSa saS e:
Bernard BiEiin John simpson. John RslsoY-
Thomas CoaEley. Georss Wanmafsr. 5aeo6 n
Sstterson. George schurnan. A. q. MSQueen.
n.a aT %s6 Ms1 EraPs Ten fyyoF SsS Theme: TbbS@s
= QeSry. the representatives Of hiteon dfstricts,
then signed paper calling upon the County
Oommifteo to comply with the request Of the
NJ, Gibbs, who had said before the meeting
that that ths committee could not do what It had
SIPpSlsion. and thatit would make him stronger
,iItss II vas reported someyhat glsefully at last
25 2HaIg 10 sessi9n that the reclamation OF
tns secretary Of the Treasury, GauEer Hirseh
ne important peEson whose assoeiatton
blRnt. and caused the loss Of Gibbs's parrot.
re also the ofholAl whose plRcO 10 said TO
hSye been demanded by Mr.. Platt unless he
t1ould abandon GibbsiSm. and for whom both
1isa sa and Sibbs went on 70 Washington and
The people who were 90 glad that Hirseh was
oqt declared that Mr.. Platt had nothing 70 do
Eitn II They also said, somewhat lnoonsls-
tintiy that half q hundred moro OF the many
RiAcehoiders that the indefatigAble Gibbs has
nxed VIII lose their offices II they do not como
ever 10 the side OF Platt and the regulars.
THE STATE COMMITTEES PRoahAArME.
s.yery few but city nom bsrs Of the Republican
etete Committee were TO be seen up town last
ye1inR. and these were more interested In the
h2cN executive meeting than anything else.
I1s TAX a. TO the business Of the state Com.
grounded on knowledge Of The pro.
town The Confederation oi ngss aSs qE.S0 m1o
gon Of holding a state Convention, laid over
aS a%S tns az June en- %sstipE WIN take up little
SSfision will be against the Convsntton. The
SGH Argument IN favor Of II IA made By the
Sio-iaahioned iOlloWs who believe in stirring
Sp Snthusiasm and firing the Republican
IeAt by Convention QrAtory. They admit that
Ae nomination uf Court OF Appeals Judge.
~ ven his election. would not be Q sufiioiSnt
Nson lor wanting to make such . stir. but
syCty That II would react fAvoTably on the
ihtsrsstiDY.