New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
REPUBLICANS SPEAK OUT.
The NEW COUNTY COMMITTEE MEETS.

tee OF 1862 was one OF the finest gatherings Va
leading men of the organization ever hed. an" n,
fitting prelude to the coming Ires'u'"''.. a. N
pacn. The Grand Opera House hall was cio"ueu "
souipr Tho shirt manifested that OF
weI.couppcd and finely disciplined army eager I" o0
led against the foe There were no signs OIL ui'.o
agement through recent defeat. Inc heS"oe
campaign sounded. IL was "A cl0T an" o
noal denouncing in trcnchant, impassioheu' uief
ocal terms the infamy of this generation co'''i -.
Albany Every district represented by he'ii' 10
whole delegation. and few Republcah' VI P'o"
I'm the councils Of the party were absent
First Vice President George d. Deane called the
committee to order and explained the nna'oiuao'o
absence Of President Brookfed. Among those pc'e''
were General James VI. Vamum, exJustce fa''ciso"'
Dernard Blgn, Collector Ferdinand Eidinail' 'on''
Relssen weber, General Michael Kerwn, Henry u pous'
John L. Nugent, General Denis +. Burke 'oei W.
Mason. John II. Gunner, Henry Grasse' james L.
Hand. ex-senator F. ). Gibbs, George W. WanmaKer'
Charles H. Murray Michael Goode, Sheridan ohooh'
lanes A. Cowic Charles A. Peabody !r., James a.
blanchard cx-C Collector Murphy, John 5. smith, y. n.
Prenliss Marshal J. W. Jacobus, NJ IL. Heaies ,Co''o
W c. Church. John G. Dodd, John Collins JONI ~
Lawson, ex-Alderman Gregory, Sherman "iiiiafhS'
John f. Brodsky, Theodore +. Ruhl, "us-
tav A. schuImann, eN-Mderman MONTGOMERY
Dr r K Tuthlll, Police Justice Meade, AS
sembIyman w. n. Iloag, Charles G. Crohih'
Lincoln Mcleod &. otto Baese, Major Wliha'l H.
Corsa, william II. benjamin, Frank Raymond Eoen
Dcmarest H. T. Wilson, Charles A. Fammer ana
Thomas l.. Hamilton
ON charles n Murray's motion ex-Alderman james
W. IIawcs was called upon to act as temporary cn"'r
man, and william II. Bcllamy and J. Thomas s'earnS
a. temporrrv secretaries. on being escorted 10 thc
cho,r Mr. Have, WI, greeted with prolonged applause
and said
VI, meet under conditions that call for prompt action
part for united, energetic persistent enof1 An
ahlSe ~
hidden mo thois seized upon majority In the Sehae'
which, by Of tho people and under the ia"' WI"
ricllully (Cheers) The members Oh 'h' co"'
nttoe accustomed uphold the banner OF RepuocahSh
aglinst overwhelming odds, not cast down Dy ar
ycrsty nor crushed ~ defeat Great spplauseD oh
the eve Presidential election we find The DeHocf'ec
party divided into two hostile camps On the one sue
a,e tho followers OF abstract IDEAS whose zeal, 70
put them into practice is not cha''ened ny
knowledge ON the other who make shutteoocK
OF principle II pcrchance by any they may grasp the
spols Of Office
ton I, united for equal rights OF all citizens Tor fair
elections for the promotion interests OF domestic
Industry and domestic labor for safe ana honest currency
for the honor and dignity Of the Nation tImmeh'e ap'
pluse)
WIN tnu faith in the people, we 90 forward assured Of
the vote O, every community where legal and just ethods
prevail This Republicans OF this county have no reason
10 be- ashamed OF record In the election of 1871 IheJ
will not fail in their duty in 1872. loud eheeringJ
raes. Several names. including that OF eN-Assemhy-
man Brodsly, were received with demonstrations OF
favor
The first business brought up the status OF the
With Assembly District, where the seats OF the
Sitting DELEGATION headed by Mr. Brodsky were con-
tested by that headed by Mr. shurmann Conclllatory
pccchc, were made by samuel sissburgcr represent
Ing Mr. Shur1nann, and hr. Brodsky, In when DOth
sides expressed disrc for harmonious ending of the
trouble. . .
The latter sad The sitting members co ,nize tlat
the County Committee should organize speedily and
prepare for the Presidential election. Applause) in
the Interest Of harmony therefore willing that
the primary IN the Win be declared nun ana VOla
,Cre, OF Good FOR BrOdsky,7 and chcersJ 1t was
decided on Mr. Muir;1y's motion that new primary
be held In that district at an early date under inc
srDery,loa Of II committee OF five, 70 be appointed by
the chairman.
Permanent ORGANIZATION being In order eAJusuce
Patterson spoke briefly OF the integrity, eaFhesthess
and loyalty Of william Brookfeld as a man ana
Republican, and praised his services in the last cam
paen lie moved his re election by acclamation. Inc
motion WA, carried with cheers George H. Deahe'
Of the IXth District, and Alfred q. Mason, OF the
XXIIId, were reelected first ana second Ncep'cSi
dents also by reclamation. Frank Ray mona ahnouuoeu
that ex senator Lispenard stewart, Oh the 't''h'
declined another term ~ trc;lsurI anu cN->s'eni
blyman Lucas l.. Van Allen, Of the same aus
lam H. Bellamy OF the XINth, was reeeotco
r,ccrding secretary and J. Thomas stearns Oh inc
Twenty fourth Ward reading secretary, botl uiilh'-
uol,y and with applause. ChdrleS H. "''''''N" w.
again chosen sergeant at arms. -,
First Vlcc.pgcsident Dcano was conducted ~ ''o
chair and after expressing regret that r'es'u'i.
Rrookncd WIS not present, said that II was lhuecu
,,r,,l,vinr "a him that he should be again chosen
drt vice president by such largo, respectable anu
enthusiastic body Of men.
rdvnrd r. bartlett mounted the platform and SAD
81 nm requested to present the following gvSou'o''
R,...yed That tile disregard ol l"~ ana !usu.c,
the violation OF Official olths ana oi statutory uy t u
inc di,,lpsioncc Ia tho mandates Oh INC o"!'
have culIlnated in the stealing Oh inc H,,ao - ~
snocr;uc party, should consSh uIos' c"s"eo" hIo,t
-, ternaI l1i,niy tCheersJ 1ncir attempt 10 shiela
thenselvc, under the excuse tDit they "eIv
the decision VI ro apVase In order to carry out
thor schemes for controlling the st"'e aa w han 20
the Will Of the people, II wac nee ioI ar,
eat four senators were MT elected by me pcope,
Ohcers1 In tho S'se n n on the court in
any manner Justify their course. In that district, DS
aDiIylng o the election law StrcthcsS ol ,
ur.y0usly unknown In constituting su'h i'1"s III pn'
60 900 votcr, were dlsfranChscd. and man was
M cert declared elected by the court VINO hau .tusi
,cr,.l hr the people by majority OF several hundtcH.
n vIitl District the Court OF Appeals expressly
decLred that the Democratic EOlrd oil suite NaN ,t
r mn .ht TO consider any question of the eisioihy
80 ,nnddat., but that 1t their mere duty 10
loot mn tile votes returned 20 them rs cast LIN, llis
duty they refused 10 rer9rn becac II "H i certia
cate. In the XVIII District the Court OF APpeaa a
,cIorod ~ the supreme Court had previously de.
rnr,,i that the returns which showed DenoeiaV
elected we're false and fraudulent ana iorisloe tnc
state CanvasScrs to count thelh. ict Oh thc s",
dav the STATE CanVaescr, counted IN DehlVIa'
senator whom the courts lad found was nor seo tT
The state Canvassera gave a thcr cXGlse i ,hev
rev,tlOnafy proceeding the false assertion thhl tes
knew of no other returns, when, IN fact, each mehoei
of The board had been served with copy Oh tnc oV
rectcd rein ms ordered to b, made by a DethoViauc
indr, ard certified by Democratic county Cerni
,h,h corrected returns the statute expressly ueelareu
should I'm all places and cverywhc'e stand III the Ppo
OF The original false returns Not Only did tnc s.a
CanVns,er disregard these corrected returns 80 bonst
IN thpl~ notice but the Democratic secretary OF oVae
has been compelled 10 admit under oath tnat ne, vi
,b, more demand ~ one who stranger 10 MN,
oIded I'm the theft Of those corrected returns aftsr ty
had reached his Office and his personal custody ana
h ad hcron,c par of his official records. The GOV
a nrIyate secretary too. has been compelled to
,,,.t M ono hut himself and liil han