New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29

XXvIIh Disrict-Clarence G. Brown, syracu'e'
XXVIIlth Dgtnct~John II. Camp Lyons Wayne
Cayug., Cortland. ontario and Iate,: Oath che.
NNlXth Dist ict-JChn +. ParkhuiSt, bdln' 'no-
mung. seneca. schuyler and otenben a., -.osoo.
MYTH DistrctSmeI W. a0sse aosNerd and orleans
XXXIst Dsthct-Gc0rge W. Aldrhge, kocheS'er'
XXXIrd Distrct-John R. Hazel. Buffalo, part Of
XxXIIld Distrtct-John n. scatcherd Buffalo, part
XXXIvth Drtfct-wlliam J. Glenn Cuoa' Ale
gany, Cattaauglis and Chauiauqua
General James W. Hustled was absent on ac'
count Of illness, and Charles F. Bruder, OF the
XIVth District, was represented by John Relsen'
weber.
The first business transacted was the reel co'oh
of William Brooklicld chairman and Johh D.
Kenyon as secretary. General Samuei lhohas
was chosen treasurer to succeed A. G. Cheney, who
did not desire reelection.
The organization having been effected the
selection of a membcr-at-large was the next
business in order Many colored men had been
presert all the morning in the hotel, actively
working for anu urging the selection of different
rcn,esentatives of their race James A. Brkett
of the Hid District, nominated the Rev. jeremiah
Z Il Smith. pastor of Zion NJ f. Church Lucas
l. Van Allen, of the With. named the Rev. w
T. Dcrricll. This was seconded by William ~
IIoag. Of the XIIth District George W. Al
dridce. of Monroe County, nominated Charles r.
Lee of that county, and this was seconded by
John A. Quackcnbush. BY vote of twenty-one
10 nine Mr. Smith was chosen, and on motion OF
Robert NJ Johnston of the With District, the
nomination was made unanimous.
John II. Camp. OF Lyons, offered the 10 lowing
Whereas At the Republican state Convention; held
in Albany April -, leo2' the foho"inS res'i''''
W.
WngcaS The legislature Of so2. by law pas passed q
at II, annual Sspn. changed. ate'"l anu cIc"t'"
new 6 rrcssionaI District, in this state; and
Whereas, A Member Of Congress to be voted ior ~
IN, next general elc,lon must be nominated in ench
~Whoics,,. IN ronc Of the said existing districts IS
tLe,o any committee or competent authority 20 eau
d conventions agree upon basis OF representa-
''t =. Wbcr,as No power or authority to fix ani de
tpuino these questions exist, In any Of these disicls
but /, lodged wholly In this cdnvolion' t'fc'eioic
u Resolved -First-rhat the state Committee be-
and is hereby, authorized and enpowcich 10 IN
aeermnc and # neIe plct apPG Pa shs @ ca the
Conrrcs, ,onal Convention in each OF sa'd eA'S''n9
,ccondThat the state Committee b., and Is hereby
,nthnrilcd and empowered to fix and determine tle
basis of representation IN each OF te cAt,''s ~ c hct
therein aud to fix and determine the hummer oi ueio IL
gates and tho manner and m.tnoa OF CHOOSING '"e
" rhird d|Tho first convention Of said districts re;
,pectv,y chosen above provided snail ad!uuse an
io call future conventions, and may nN ule Daain VI
therein, and said conventions may s.'er'
revise ard modify the determination OK 'ils ea'c 'o'i
mltioc.@ the"cfnrp ., =.
.olyed That a committee OF five be appointed to
carry into effect snid resolution ana sara contit,o
hall consist Of the chairman OF the STATE @ @
and The ,ccrct lry and three members OF the com
miticc to l-e appointed by the chairman.
The Chair thercUpon appointed as snch thre'
members Of the committee, Mesers. Camp, WadS-
worth and Parkhurst.
ON motion of Mr. liackctt the ofhcers OF Tue
committee were authorized to secure proper head
quarters in this city for the Use OF the committee
during the pending campaign
Tn, resignation of Frank ). Wlthrrhe' a. ulenl-
Ler of fine Republican National Committee repre-
seutint the state of New-York was submitted ny
Frederick d. kturn, OF Malone a letter az
also laid before the committee written ny ~,
WItherier on juno 81, 70 Chairman brooNue',
onerug his resignation, and stating that the acuon
y,as taken under advice of his physician on ac-
conrt OF phvscal inability, resulting from an III
Jury to a limb, to perform the duties OF the once.
Mr. Witherbce said that ne wlthdfew E1rn
from the position. On motion of Mr. hll3ufh,
WiIIiom A. Sutherland of Monroe was named tor
tie place. and Mr. Wadsworth moved that the
subject he referred 70 the Executive OonimItoae
with power 10 fill the vacancy. Mr.. Nuthef1
lands aprointment was subsequently confirmed
unanimously by the Executive Committee
MIR Adridgc moved that vote OF thanks ne
ives ~ thr State Republican Ieagne now IN
session at Rochester for their enercrtlc services
in thc campaign already opened, and that com com
mittc,. Dee appointed 10 frame ana present 10 INC
Io.rrr appropriate resolutions 10 that eHe't.
N,asSrs AAridgr, Barnes and Scatchcrd were ap-
pointed hUch committee.
The following compris' the Executive Commiite'
che sen iy TN" full committee
,hnlc, W. Ilackctt. ANVth District. chairman :
James w. Brlctt, IIId District; Lncu, h. Van hAen
With District: Henry Gr,NG XNth D,trct James a.
". lIu.c-i. XVIII District. Benjamin H. Od" l. II"
NVllth District. John \. Quach"nrsh, AiA'h III,
trc': william Iain's. jr.. NNth ii>tTct trrd III r.
Kmutn. XNIIGd District: George W: Dunn NNNHh
di-tf.rt: John H. Camp. N\NllIth District. jrlh -.
la khuis'. XNIXM District. James w Wnd worth
XXXth District GcDrg, ". Nlfrdgc. NNNlst District
John y -catch. ri. XXNlId District
Tho c,rrnittcc thcrcupon adjourucd and the
Executive Committee assembled immetl7tely
The pr,c. cdines beyond the confirmation of Mr.
Sntherlands appointment 10 the place on the IA
tional Committee made vacant by the resignation
of NIr. Withrrbcc were not made public.
TIE question Cf appointing an AdNlS1ry Com-
mittcc 10 net in connection with the EXECUTIVE
Committee during the campaign was he'd in
aD,N tucc.