New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-01
ADDRESS on ENROLMENT
REQUEST OF THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY.
1T ASKS TOR VOLUNTEERS TO TAKE CHARGE
OF THE NEXT STEP TOWARD RE-


ORGANIZATION.
Twenty-eight Of the original thirty-three members
appointed by resolution Of the regular Republic
can County Committee and known as the Com
mlttee of Thirty" issued an address ito the Re
publican voters of New-York" from the headquar-
.ers No 5M Fifth-ave last evening" preparatory
to beginning the enrolment proposed under the
Bliss plan OF reorganization After referring to the
committees appointment and the adoption OF It's plan
by the regular" County Committee on January 10.
the address says:
Tho plan reorganization provides in each of the f42
election districts fer association OF which every Re-
publican residing in tho district will have right to be-
"A member. The election district organizations will
elect the delegates to nominating conventions. and.
through them members Of the County Committee In pro-
portion the numbers enrolled the associations
spectyely. In tins organization VIII be removed
far possible from the control Of individual or
combination. AM Republicans a whole control the
body which is represent them.
To accomplish duty conhded Of creating such
Organization need the active cooperation OF all
Reoubcans. We select three COMPETENT enrolling
officers every Of the LIZ election districts Of the
city. For names persons must course.
be chiefly dependent upon Republicans In the several
localities We request any Republican willing himself to
serve in that capacity to send TO George W. LION Sec
rotary Of the Committee Enrolment AZ No 5O Fifth
AVE. his name occupation address. AMI the numbers Of
tho Assembly anI election Districts which he lives.
We also request RerulIlc~ns soad IKE information
others whom they believe 10 be- competent Their
duty is enrol the names 81 the Republican voters Of
their respective election districts who shall personally
rear request he enrolled. and hold primary
election in said district. which they will ac in
specors. The enrolment viii be held two evenings to
be arranged hereafter and the primary election on
subsequent evening.
We give Our p's)ra assurance that there exists no
promise. agreement understanding ~ which any
or Organization 10 have a greater influence I'm the
selection of enrolling officers than every other Republican
md give pledge that su"t agreement or ar
ran~emen, shall be made We pledge ourselves 70 use
cre.y means in oar power 10 enrolling officers
who will make distinction between Republicans. but
who viii BE- guided eay by desire give every Re-
publican chance become rioner Of the organza-
ton. AMI a determination exclude ihereirom every
Democrat
After the suggested have been received by Us.
We propose before any one appointed to make them
all public enl - invite criticism and objections.
H. n spite - al he taken. should lie DE-
ceivri appoint any incompetent or urfaithful on-
rolling officers. pledge curselves to them II
enrolling officers snail refuse t. crrCll any Repuhc'n
entitled he enrolled shall enroll Democrats shsii
m respect act in spirit Inconsistent with de-
teminaiion 10 has" f1 AMI fir enrolment pledge
"H f'iv's - e'ss ans ol t'eit' "ronss before any
primary el"'ton hel. and thu. 10 free ard
fur ioprst To every Republican.
with such organization ~ hope o able 20
secure fe that the Repuh Ican party OF the city
state viii upon a fareer We have per-
-onal ends in the matter. No Of aspres
to any position eitrsr in or through the aid Of the or
sanitation. We bring to work the unscnsh deter
m.nation to make The movement success, and %
give It nfr-r Is created earnest and ,ontnued
support. We ask the corporation II all Republicans.
The tweniyei9ht signers comedies y. Bliss chair
man. Ernest Hal. secreary. Elihu Root, Joseph II.
hoate Daniel q. Rollins Horace Russell charles
art Smith. Edwin Eius'in. Geo:s' Bliss Samuel Thomas
Daniel BIitcrfolI. Arson q. M.Cpok {. H. 7. Coils,
William Strauss. Hiram Merritt. Horace Porter William
t. Strong. Y. X. CuIge~. William Brookneld George
W. Lyon Edward Mitchell. James : Iehmaicr Jesse
seligman. Edward Iauterbach. James A. Blanchard.
eOrge j. S.abury. Meyer :. saacs. John Sabine Smith.