The morning call., 1892-06-16
TIE ALLIANCE COMMITTEE.
Numerous Vacancies to Be Filled Mt Its
Next Meeting.

All was serene at the meeting of the
ALLIANCE" Republican County Committee
last evening at Pioneer Hall. King Nc
Manus was not present. owing to malarial
troubles, so the hall looked rather deserted
with only 80 committeeman occupying seats.
The committee transacted its business
with matter-Of-faet clock-like movement.
j. Y. L. Wilson and Dan Burns were
among the missing. Senator MahOney was
the moving spirit Of the meeting and he
looked very cheerful and hopeful Of the sue
cess Of the committees movements
A. Ruef presided over the adherents TO
the Alliance and George /. Ives acted as
secretary. After the reading Of the old
committee roll ii was found that Kelly,
Crimmins, Lee, Carnes and many others
were absent.
g. a communication from the Eagle Repub-
llean Club was read II was to the effect
that hereafter Robert Young, NJ. j. B.a OK
man and L. G. McMullen shall represent the
forteth assembly district in the COM
mittee.
Secretary Ives reported that be had waited
upon Ii. Brandt in accordance with reso-
luton adopted at the committees last
meeting, and demanded the delivery of the
books and papers OF the county committee,
and that the gentleman did not surprise him
much by his refusal to comply herewith.
The report was received, the committee dis
charged, and the matter ordered referred to
the executive committee.
Committeeman Isaaes proposed an amend
ment to the bylaws regarding the date of
meeting He favored the second and
fourth Tuesdays of every month, and after
some discussion his amendment TO that
effect carried.
Pistolesi took the floor and said that the
outlying districts were crying Tor represent
tation in the committee and he thought
their cries should be listened TO and the
vacancies caused by the failure of about
thrty-two Republicans to attend the meet
ings for some time, filled. He then read
the following resolution and moved its
adoption:
WHEREAS By the bylaws OF this committee
this committee, who shall have been absent
from three successive meetings OF this
committee, without good and sufficient
excuse therefor. shall be declared vacant
and whereas, the following members of this
committee have. witbo ut just or sufficient cause.
so absenteG themselves from three meetings,
and have stated that they Will continue so TO
do. viz: Martin Kelly George w. Lee ID. s.
Weaver. r. e. Meyers, Philip j. Crlmmtns, w.
A. Carnes, ID. S. Dorm. j. II. Sullivan, p. j.
Coffey c. ii. Fancher, Jesse K. Marks, George
w. Allen, Myer Jacobs, w. a. S. Nicholson, s. q.
Whitney, r. w. Heilman3, w. IL. Mclaughlin,
J. 1. Morgan, A. L. Lacey, M. Brandt, Ii. X.
Robbins.
ResoIUed, That In accordance with the said by.
laws, the seats Of the said members be, and tile
same are hereby declared vacant.
ReS0ired That committee OF i've be ap-
pointed TO report at tie next meeting OF this
committee the names OF a sufficient number OF
reputable and representative Republicans (whO
shall be willing TO serve actively on this CON-
mitiee). TO hl said vacancies, who shall there
upon become and be members OF this committee,
| provided that the name OF no person holding
| position under FEDERAL State or municipal gov
eminent shall be 80 reported, aud mat the seat