New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
FOR THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
WORK OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTED
PLANS FOR A s-MFETING.

The Republican County Executive Committee held
q special meeting at It's headquarters in The Tribune
Building YESTERDAY Although II was purely business
meeting there was marked enthusiasm and the most
perfect harmony prevailed throughout its deliberations
Ex-Judge Jacob NJ. Patterson presided and william
II. Bellamy secretary. Every Assembly District
was represented. Among those who took part in the
proceedings were President William BrO0khed- OF the
Republican State and County Committees: VicePresi-
dents George b. Deane and A. G.. Mason, Secretary J.
Thomas stearns. Bernard BiglIn. Charles H. Murray,
OK Senator F. s. Gibbs Just reelected from the XIlIth
District: John H. Gunner, John Simpson. John r.
Nugent william II. Ten Eyck Charles A. Peabody, tr,
Robert A. Greacen George W. Wanmaker John Reisen-
weber Charles G. Cropin. John Collins, William
Uenkle James A. Blanc hard, Michael Goode Sheridan
Shook Frank Raymond, G.. A. Schurmann, John II.
Crimes Denis Shea, Edward I. Bartlett Ehen
Denarest Samuel W. Richards and Henry Grasse.
The meeting was called for the purpose of Issuing
the call for the primary elections and for the holding
Of the several conventions Of the party. After dis
cnssion II was settled that the primaries for electing
delegates TO the local conventions should take place
on SATURDAY, October 3 that the County Convention
he he'd at the Grand Opera House Hall on Thursday
evening" October and the various Assembly District
Conventions on Monday evening october IL, except
that of the XXIvth District, which will be held on
saturday evening" October 10 The Aldermen's
district Conventions will also be held on the evening
of october 12 The Senate and Congress Conventions
were named for Saturday evening, October TO- as was
nlso the Xth Judicial District Convention Twenty
| third and Twenty fourth Wards, to be held at NO
| . ,G63 Thirdave.
The Naturalization Committee was requested to con-
Time its work at the Of the Executive Committee
The printing OF the pascer' ballots for use on election
day was ordered The routine work OF the committee
received considerable attention and the establishment
OF the uptown headquarters OF the County Committee
vas ploced I'm the hands OF secretary Belamy: They
will be situated most likely in the neighborhood OF
| FJfth.aye and Twenty -thrd-st.
All certificates OF the nomination OF candidates must
he filed with the County Clerk on or before OCTOBER IA
| Arrangements are In progress for mass-meeune
IN he held under the auspices Of the Republican county
committee I'm Of the largest halls to be OBTAINED
in The civ on or about october II. This approximate
date has been urged because it IS hoped that Mr;
s. ssett may be able attend II. 1t was the original
purpose to hold this meeting In the Madison square
| Garden Building, but date In the coming month
can lie had there senator Iiscock viii be one OF the
| ma n speakers and possibly Chauncey NJ Depew may
| be another. ,-- 4 -, ~,
York Renublcan County Committee for eight days
I'm the latter part OF October beginning probably on or
abOut October 20. 1t Is the committees purpose 10
hold al that time series Of rousng ssmeetngs in
The several Congress Districts They Will be arranged
| on one night. They will be essentially the closing
demonstrations Of the campaign in the city, Prepare
| tons for them have already begun