New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12

rnp REPUBLICAN, REORGANIZATION.

crNrcAI DEMAND TOR THOROUGH ShAhiN"
Up OF THE PARTY IN THIS CITY.
-,,ore l. q strong lively and rapidly CROWNS
.o,,,,,,e,t among the Republicans of this CITY III
favor of reorganizing the party An" 'e"e
number of discredted leaders 10 inc
, complete remouldng OF the i'epuo''""
o,nzation is demanded, not by a lie" mar
,ents in scattered districts put " ~
,,assas ~ the party as whole. From the ba'-
~ -, tho yonsers line and from river to river
49,, or,. 10 roinp I'D for an old fashioned SNAKE
I'M revolving the commissions OF All the '"'e
generals colonies and captains ana P"l'"s ~ 49,
,,aoos mon Of fidelity ability. activity, poiit;cai
,,c. and intelligence and loyalty 10 tne iNcPu"
,,oa,, corse which cannot be questioned. The Re-
publ,cans OF New-York are Urea OF iea'e,S WV
,,,, done nothing for years but play second hdd'e
~ r,,,orv HAIL whose only object Is TO ger
,oi IN The organization In order to sell out 10
rho enemy They firmly believe 'hat put io' '.'e
unr,ithfulness and treacherN Oh certain" iV""e' ~
,ssemblyrlcn against Tammany elected on tues
dav in New-York might nave Deeh uouo'eu Vi
,moh,a1 +, number When they Republican can
didates defeated through corrupt deals nade WIN
Tammany leaders when square, honest ana non
or,h,a srnport would have elected them, they ieel
,bo, tho time has come for an entire change OF
management ,,., Va, fo,t mechanically
i no Continents OF ninety nine one h,ndredtn ms
of the men who vote the republican uch.t III en,'
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panizotion was demanded. and that as meinoer
Of the party OF many years service ne strongly
favored II. 49, ..o.x,r ,.o,io,, Of tho
Republican parry of New-York, he sad, should ,l
h.. taken nj once There IL no question about the
noprar feeling on the subject. do NOT thinK ina,
il could be nearer unanimous. The Repupilcans,
Lolieve have to a certain extent iost conilueuce
I'm the organizations in some OF IN" AsseuDi! us
t,fcta nd 1 doing everything possibie 10 re-
store that confidence. There is now spenud
chance to build NJ powerful Republican orsaniza-
Wr Van Colt was asked If he thought that
charges would be made against any or the district
leaders. ,r,.. ..,.ox o..,
II do not know" he replied. That matter can
he settled by the primaries but do believe tnat
such prominent Republicans az Chauncey NJ Dt-
new cornelius y. Bliss. General Horace Porter r.
H. Harper. G. &. Shayne Horace Kussel
Elihu Root General II. l.. Burnett George
Bliss and OF that stamp should be
brought into closer touch with the County Com
mittee and should be invited to take a very active
part in the councils OF the party. the pest men
should be brought the 'front.'
made chairman of the Executive Committee Of the
Republican County Committee the ex-senator
asked.
"A man" answered Mr.. Van Colt. who would
combine great business ability with some knowledge
of and experience In political affairs believe That
business men should take a conspicuous part IN
the affairs Of the Republican party II such men
can be induced take the proper interest conl-
donce will be restored. and will roll up vote
at the next election which will astonish both Tam
many Hall and ourselves.