New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
PUBLIC MEN AND AFFAIRS.
OFFICERS OF THE REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
MnTTEE To BIZ CHOSEN PRESIDENT GOOD


RICH TO BE REFLECTED.
That william W Goodrich will b, reelected prcsi-
dent ~ the Republican General Committee q Kings
County for the coming year at the meeting to be held
on TUESDAY evening has been settled beyond pcrad-
venture and II IS not likely that the name Of any
other n. ,ilnnt for the Office will come up for con
sheraton. Mr. Goodrich elected year ago by a
decisive majority George H. Forester. and he at
once -ct foot policy Of harmony which resulted
In allayiny the factlonal tends which had rent the
parry in twain before that time. and he succeeded In
maintaining the policy throughout the year. even
after he dea,troG, result Of the election. when som,
ardent par,,ans wanted T. lay In, blame for def at
upon others. Mr.. Goo'rich has presided over th'
meetings - the committee with judIc al Importantly.
aud ha, Managed ,hlfuly = avoid the pitfalls which
are Away iu the path Of presiding officer IL" mas
given co., attention g his duties ana hi- discharged
them with admirable neal and fidelity. lie hns sue
cccd@l I'm making many new friends ana has ahehatH
no former ones Ills Influence has been felt In thr
Executive Committee. and he has attended To all MS
duties connected with IL.
Mr. Goodrich f. "a prominent maritime lawyer IN
New-NorK and has extensive aud lucrative pra'-
ticr. But for many years he has dabbcd - grhtcr
Or lees degrcc In politics. quarter OF century ago
he served a. a member Of the Assembly. and aher
subsequent defeat for the statc senate he was re-
elected to the Assembly, and served in 1871 when
In hi, support Of the efforts - defeat the Tweed and
Fisk and Gould Influences In the legislature He Wts
active I'm the Liberal Republican movement IN 1877
In l-7G he served a. a member Of th" Board of Ia
uc,,Ion and I'm -7o he was an Independent candidate
for senator In the TIA Distid. and came near dc
fea,lng NayOr schroeder. lie was one 0i the h'h
hers Of the Maritime Conference In 1855 and wa
active in lis discussions and In terminating TIE
recommendation, for the improvement Il commerce.
IN tlr choice Of the other officers of the Republican
General Committee IT l. likely TINT there VIII oo ohY
one or two changes In the vice presidents those scrV
ing a. present being John Il. smith q" tho Fite'n,h
Ward John ;. Oilvic. Of the Sevoitenh ""Fu'
" H. n Cadmus, Of the Eighth Ward. and W. .
RYAN Of Flatbush For secretary. the present incum
HINT Warren c. Trcdwcr, Of The Twenty
second Ward Is candidate, and his chances
~ reelection are good. II was thought t"t
il Clarence 4. Barrow OF the twentieth "a"' "o'
re- elected to the committee. he might again s9Pe "
the Aecetaryship but the decision Has br'h "'''''
that he Is defeated The Twenty NTH Ward delegation
will have A candidate. probably AmencuS HARRISON
and with the large number VI votes now alo'teu 10
mat ward he will enter the contest with strong sup
mort The Eighteenth Ward IL seeking recognition III
the Craftsmanship Of the Executive committee III INV
person Of Francis F. Williams There Is also ''" VI
making Theodore b. WILLS II the First "Ar' e'a'ia"
Of the Campaign Committee a post when ne he" 'o''
years ago.
The by laws Of the Democratic General OoWIn''t'
call for the election OF Offices on the seeohu ''o"S "
January although tho regular mohthF meot"e, Vi INV
oryani,,tion are held on the first Monday OF eVcrI
other month of the year This provision Is 10 avon
the difficulty Of holding the annual h'cU"T V" NC"
Yeas Day. when the first Monday OF me month if''
imam January 1 At the meeting tomorrow hlsht II
j. uroh,blc that Thomas h. IrarNai VIII De c'c''ru
chairman Ia succeed John T. Miill7' "Ho WINS n''"
this pot ~ one ~ the conditions upon WIN" '"' &c
Mr. lcar>alI has been chairman OF the EAeo"tNo 'o'
mittce and will bring to the ne" once u"i"o" p
ability The only other man mentioned Ill coh'eo.'o
with the place Is Thomas j. hehha 'ne cN poH'o ~"
co ,d ,reseut Register Of Deeds but he IS aveise to
n,, tho du,les ~ the Office unless II is necessary
vhuo Navor Roodv did not take the oppo! tunty to
surround himself with any OF his personal frehdS III
nar,inc the heads Of departments, accepting all Tue
hold overs Of the Chaplin administrations ne Is hhdlhs
nl,ce. for some Of them In filling the vacancies "h'h
he i, creating by inducing the men holuhs '"o o'"o
to resign one. The place OF Health '""in''o"''
Griffin IN the Board OF Education hss pe'" hi'o" ny
A. \ Ieay, Mr. Boody's successor !" wv P
M the Brooklyn Democratic Chib an onshoo' vi "'
Young Men, Democratic CUB WIN "i'''" 'S''' %
80 =, o Tim. connected The Mayor. CONTROLLER
and Auditor have already made hoN,' L. 'o'"''. ~
nouce iusuce 10 succeed Register M'hehna ana tOe'
u, ha.,r ,amc a new Bridge trustee to succeed Tax
c,,,o.,or sw,n Whether George W. Anderson VIII
,,,o,r AR swans example and resign AFTER tomorrow"
meeting Of the Bridge trustees J, uhoer'"h ~ We
holds a state instead Of CIV o"o'' INC ''aH"' WIZ
nrobably not ask him to step uo"" oil" gu, "'' "
Doa,i Of Bridge Trustees. Inc '' "'oo -,
4, recent wears Of double ohce-i"uIhs was NM "
=" -. - t,.ndrix when he postmaster and presI-
yoScP" ,-a %, Education. The Deputy
County Clerk is . member OF the hoAfo oi E""c1uo"