The morning call., 1892-04-07
KELLY Was NOT THERE,
But the Lions and Lambs Are
Still Peaceful.
Report of the Executive Committee Adopted
and Harmony at Last Restored-The
Political Clubs.

At last nights meeting Of the Repu blican
County Committee matters moved along
very smoothly, and the Compromised har-
mony seemed nearer accomplishment than
ever before. The most noticeable feature
of the meeting was the absence of Martin
Kelly. The fact is that Kelly was very tired
and could not come.
THE COMMITTEES REPORT.
When the committee was called to order
the report of the executive committee was
asked for, and they presented the following:
To the Officers aud members Of the Republican
County Comm ittee-G GENTLEMEN: Your execu.
tive committee respectfully reports that as It's
meeting held on lhe 6th day OF April, 1892, the
following action was taken:
The committee was organized by the election
Of Monroe Greenwood chairman, A. Ruef vice
chairman, and George W. Lee secretary. Your
committee recommends that the primary election
TO be b Id for selecting delegates 10 the coming
Stale convention lie liked for Saturday, Aprli %,
1881 aud thai The hours during which saiG cleo
zion shall be held Oh said day shall be from the
hour OF 80 A. NJ. TO 2. II.
That each county committeeman represent
ing The various Assembly districts hand 10 tbs
secretary the location OF poillng-pldces in his
district on or before April 10, 1892.
hat tie resolution introduced by Mr.. Scot
at tie last meeting be not adopted. bur that il be
approved IN spirit aud I'D effect as follows: That
al The coming primary election the officers OF
election at each polling place shall be as fol-
lows: One Inspector, two judges aud two clerks.
The Inspector al each poling-plaee shall be
chosen and selected by the p county committee
resolution OF MaTch !, 1892. The member OF
tile County Committee who voted in favor OF The
addition of said % members shall name and ap-
point one judge and one clerk. he members of
the committee WHO voted against suCh addition
shall name and appoint one Judge and one clerk.
majority of such election officers shall
decide all challenges. The Inspector shall handle
and deposit ali ballots
Your committee further reports thai il has aD-
pointed subcommittee to apportion the dele
gates 10 be elected from this ely 10 said State
convention among The various districts, ard,
also 10 see that proper facilities for registration
and voting Shall be had; also 10 determine bow
the calls Tor the said primary elections shall be
made aud published. In due time your commit
tee will further report upon thu subject of said
primary election. The call, therefore, viii be
formulated al the next meeting of the executive
committee and theTeupon submitted TO this com.
mittee at its next meeting, April 6. 1892.
NJ. GREENWOOD, Chairman,
GEORGE W. LEE. Secretary.
JUST A LITTLE FRICTION.
There was evidently some little friction
aroused by the fact that the report of the
executive committee included only the
primary election to choose delegates to the
State convention, aud at the suggestion of
Senator j. II. Muhoney, Dorm moved that it
be made applicable to all primary elections
held in the year 1892. After some little dis
cusSlon this was agreed 10.
Chairman Meyers then announced that
the oElce OF second Ylce-chslTlnan had been
vacant for some time, and he recommended
that it be filed without further delay. AS a
consequence Ii. Il. Robbins was elected by
reclamation.
Committeeman Yates, Watson and Coffey
were named as a committee on permanent
headquarters and the chair was given
further time TO appoint a finance COM
mittee.
The secretary was instructed to prepare a
new roilcail IN such way that the names
of the various committeeman should be an
nounced rs nearly as posi- bic in the order
Of the districts in which they reside.
The committee then adjourned.