New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
THE REPUBLICAN UPRISING
BEGINNING THE WORK OF REORGANIZATION
IN THIS CITY
-,sr NETTING or THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED
rop THIS PURPOSE-LlvELY NEWS FROM
u,,,o ,SSrMpIV DISTRICTS.


FOR THIS PURPOSE-LlvELY NEWS FROM
TWO ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
r. r,or,u,,ee Of Thirty-three appointed by the
pe,ub,,can County Convention on THURSDAY e'e"
inc Last met in Parlor d r.. in the Ffth Avenue
hotel last evening. BY the terms OF the reso'u'o"
constituting this committee. adopted by the toun''
Cromi,tce II was directed ITO investigate the nv
r,hlican marty of this city. and II after such III
,os,ixation the said committee shall deem IL "e''
s,rv. the committee shall recommend plan ".
organization to the County Committee The sie'.
interest which the Republicans Of New-horh i,''
I'm the work before the committee was SHOWN III -"
fac, that nearly every member was present al ias'
nights meeting. .,,.
The following answered to call OF 'no 90
Cornelius y. Bliss, General Horace Porter eN-'""7
Ernest Hall. General Samuel Thomas. ex-oe""'V
Lispenard Stewart. V .Iliam Straus. ex-Su'uos''
Daniel G. Rollins. nited States Assistant iiea'
urer Daniel Butterfeld. william Brookheid chai' ,
man of the Republican State Committee nl.'u
States trict-Attorney Edward Mitchell Ue"'' a.
Charles II. r. Coils. ex-Judge Horace "
George j. Seabury, eX-Surveyor George W. H!0
Myer s. Isaacs. Charles Stewart Smith, presiue"' ="
the Chamber OF Commerce. cx-Judge 'haiies ~
Flarnmer, Edward Iauterbach deegate-at-iarse 10
the State Constitutional Convention; James . Lei"
n,aer James A. Blanchard Hiram Merritt |oionei
William L. Strong John 5. Smith ana jesse "e"e
A SECRET SESSION DECIDED VPoN'
IA .ss.rh,,ns tho committee decided to sit with
closed doors. and that report OF me proceedings
should be given to the press. The meeting or
ganzed by electing Cornelius ~ Bhss chairman
ex-Judge Ernest Hall secretary ana General BUT
terrified treasurer On taking the char MI hNs'
made a brief address, in which he spoke OF ,he
object to be achieved. and expressed the nope that
every man present was prepared TO 90 MS "hoie
duty A general interchange of sentiment lol-
lowed from which it appeared that the great ma
jority Of the committee were OF the OPINION ''a'
the immediate need OF the party was we'll
dgested and comprehensive plan OF REORGANIZATION
and that a protracted investigation of the charges
which have been made the basis Of the demand
for the retirement of many of the present leaders
would be waste of time
Some of the speakers took the ground that the
election returns Of many of the Assembly Districts
furnished all the evidence that needed for
going on promptly with the reorganization Of the
party The d,screditab alliance which some men;
hS be had W had made With
Hall. were considered, but leading minds OF the the
Samasng TSnn should be detailed
dence. The need of the hour was reorganza'i1hn on
General Coils gave statement outlining me
plan adopted by the h was Sen cy
Solicitor of philadelphia and active in political
AFFAIRS. He was. therefore able to give minute
details Of the plan adopted there
TWO sUB-CoMMITTEEs TO ACT.
General Porter Mr. Mitchell. Colonel Strong. Mr..
Lyon and others gave their views II was
decided that two subcommittee should be APP
pointed-one on Reorganization and the other on
Investigation. The committee to formulate plan
Porter chairman Edward Lauterbach, Daniel g.
Rollins George w Lyon. Edward Mitchell Charles
instructed to go ahead with IT'S Work Wi'n Mra
delay The Committee on nve est w' which
exist for To- and as co So0n s Viii sdi be
e cSsd may be- that the Committee Reor
ganization will be able to present MS pan at 'he
Both committees held conferences after the ad;
jouTnment Of the main body o., and settle. settled
nRSm ing The Committee Of adjourned
to NEE, at the , Ss 81 WoK be
within the be- ten days to reeeve e the
the business is properly handled i was felt that
complete and satisfactory REORGANIZATION may be ef
ton was adopted by which each member agreed to
contribute SO for the committees necessary ex-
penses
IxTH DISTRICT MEN SPEAK UP.
meeting of the Lincoln Union. composed
of the IXth Assembly District Republi-
cans held last evening at No
Abingdon Square, Walter Logan. president. and
James Vandalinda, secretary. at which the alleged
ton Of that district discussed. Resolutions
were unanimously adopted and ordered sent to the
caring that the defeat Of the Republican csndi-
date for Assembly Cir Cowie) and the wilful
Nominate candidate for Civil Justice called for
immediate and drastic action A committee Of five
to submit facts to sh0w why the Republican can
defrauded from voting for candidate OF their
for Civil Justice The resolutions earnestly urge
~ III. on e nd
ciation Of this district before the remainder Of II
not Be permitted to vote in this district for any
Republican candidates at the next election"
HOT TIMES IN THE xxyITH
The Republican organization Of the XVIII
Assembly District held a lively meeting in Kohr
ng's Hail. Northumberland -sixteenthst. and Sec
ond-ave. last evening. which resulted In the dis
comfiture Of Peter II. Mcdonald. the leader OF
the district and in the beginning Of revolt against
the men and methods hitherto dominant MUCH
%sy "a was rnng things and
have been frequent that Tammany Hall was too
i TSs ss n !ns IF
chairman. met In the early evening. majority of
eral meeting Of The organization was called to
order by Samuel j. Bishop. the vice-president. The
$50 present About the frs, business called for
the report Of the District Committee Mr. Andrews
he was interrupted by Mcdonald. who demanded
that the meeting, adjourn The demand was
hall who were alleged to be Tammany heelers. The
sn Of Them sse
Mr. Andrews had kept the iloor through all the
a 'hs the
upon Hugh Whorisky, member OF the District
Committee. and the president Of the Morton Club.
elected president. Mcdonald and his followers,
about fifty In number. left the hall after Mcdonald
he he on
the District Committee. recommending that the or |
gantzation appoint a committee of three to unite !
with a committee of three from the District Com (
mittee to choose ticket for the coming primaries
The committee appointed follows: Hugh |
Whorisky. Charles Lewis and James Kennedy for |
the organizations: James NJ. Doremus, Alfred A. |
Farley and Mr.. Cohn for the committee.
In the mean time enrolment had been going on |
a Republicans To in no
preaching primaries Over 400 names were |
added to the roll. II was freely charged that a |
large number of these Tammany heelers |
who had been run in by Mcdonald. committee |
was appointed by the organization to make a |
thorough investigation OF the enrolment and TO call
upon the investigation committee. OF which Mr.. |
Bliss IL chairman, look into the affairs of the dis
trct II was proposed TO try to have a new enrol |
ment II the one made last night should be found |
to be tainted with fraud