New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE DOES NOTHING.
IT HENGS THE REPORT or TIE COMMITTEE or
THIRTY NrTION POSTPONED TILL
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X.,-iy all - the members OF tho Republican
County Committee went % Tho Grand opera House
last night - hear read thc report of the Com
mii'ce - Thirty on ihe plan of reorganization Tor
the part. There was some thought In certain di-
r.cilons that an attempt would be made last
nigh, - show IN q degree tho feeling Of tho NOR
b,rs ~ the committee toward the report but
those who wen, there with any such idea In mind
,y.r. diS,pnoiutcI Nothing was done-"Ncepi slight
exhibitions Of approval or disapproval OF various
r1rts ~ TT Indicate in any manner tho feeling ~
the members ~ tho County Committee toward the
plan presented by the committee Of which Cornelius
y Bliss Is chairman.
The committee was late IN getting together owing
- IN" absence ~ Mr.. Bliss. who was detained 10y
the failure 81 tho printer To- doiivef 20 him last
evening copies of the proposed new constitution
which accompanied IN" report II the commit'e"
Nr Bliss reached the hail. however. about $50
o'clock wh.a John Sabine Smith tn chairman OF
tho County COMMITTEE. calico the meeting to order
Au business was quickly dispensed with down -
tine reports ~ special committees and then Mr.
Bliss WAS called upon - read the report. H. was
appaudcd az he stepped to tho front Of the plat
form 20 do So The report was published In fun
In The Tribune on last wednesday morning. The
onlv addition - X was resolution providing
for the adoption " the plan Of REORGANIZATION and
the recommendation that IT Ii" over for twenty
days. a. required by me con~'uti9n MI bh 81
expaincd that the r,por Of the ,, ol
wish % the COMMITTEES. barring ono member VINO
had voted against H. lie did not mention who TINS
member was. and 81 was impossible To- hnd out
from him "a
Nlr smith. thc chairman ~ the County Committt".
wanted the PROPOSED sW"n lments t. the con iltu-
lion and IN. bylaws read also. MAINTAINING that
they were a part Of the report. There was con
siderable objection To- this on account of the icngth
~ time tina; II would take to do so, ana IL was
arei.I bv several members Of the county com
h,itfec that T. would be- impossible then 10 uA-
d,rsfand what change are proposed IN tn con
stituton ami that rs the report must lie over for
twenty days. anyway an opportunity would be
alfor ed for all th" members Of the county ON
toitD to study Il M leisure. THIS finally was done
hv uuanirnois consent. on the motion IF J.. r. emit
fsndan t'orios Of the constitution. ~ pro-
posed VIII be mailed to-day 20 each mo Wher or
ever to- get around any unoons'futi0nal point tnat
II was considered that the fdll report had been
read.
This point bcing settled to the satisfaction or
evnrv o.e William Irookhed. The chairman of the
Republlcan stat" Committee. moved That the re-
MORT over under m" rules. FOR twt MY days.
Irhs motion was carried. as q subsequent one
presented by him that when the commtie" al
i,iiru lo ID January L. next. The
1dopf1n Of this motion will bring the consideration
If no plan Of reorganization to FOCUS at a much
earlier date than otherwise might hay" been the
Committee viii not b" organized fulN unt' late IN
Primary or March on account Of ~" promises OF
contests In ore or two districts wher" defeated
factions lav their oefeat to fraud on the part OF
their oUiOn"nt-.
r.snirtion awardin@ a vote OF thanks to the Com
niitae of Thirty for its work and A. J. Campbell
MED and had adopted a resolution congiatu-
Ia fr, THE sun far the recent publication OF an
rlltoriaI on the Hawaiian question.