New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22

mittee and Mr. I.auterbach for negiectihg tne
work that ought to have been done last summer
and said they should have anSlpa,eu I nf to
sity not waiting until II was the time OF year 10
hold the primaries Mr.. Bovees thrusts WERE
cutting and caustC. ,,, 4. -.
secretary Bidwell replied that although the
Assembly district reapportionment was MADE IN
June the Police Board did not fix the oouint,S
lines of the election districts unlil IN 10 -,
part of August. and then the mhnase,s " ,,nn
County Committee were busy with converge"
work. - c..,or
Ex Judge Ernest Hall and Abraham 'TuoTr
defended he operations OF the co"h'"i''e'
MR. LAUTERBACH'S REMARKS.
Mr. Iauterbach then came down upon the
floor and made speech in defence OF 'he
scheme of reorganization and revision "h''H
he and his coadiutors had pu, forth. lie peea"
with an attack upon John Sabine smith, .e-
claring with irony. that there had oeeh d Ii'sn
take i'm failing to make Mr. Smith me'noe'
OF the Court of Appeals, and mat ms sch" n',,
tic and hair-sp itting disGuisitions on tlle U"'
stitution of the Republican organization
worthy of the mos distinguished menpe'
that court. Then Mr.. Iauterhach deola.ed t',,, ,
as the chairman of the Republican 'ou'H 90
mittee he had done his best 10 ignore Ia"
tlonal differences in the party. and MS hsn ~
men actually applauded him ne WI. -, ,,,oe
declare that. as member oi ,h tne 81 Ion dis
Of Thirty. he had worked for the eI ,,r,v
trict system in the reorganization or tnt I @' -,
in this city. and that he pledged hiI nsasar,
sustain that system. II had been heCesSsiis
s,itntjon Of the organization did not provide a
way for :he reorganization OF many LIZ, hun-
Something unusual had TO b. zone WIZ, . hI
dreds OF election district ORGANIZATIONS M
had no existence. were ordered l" eNst an" -
vide themselves with headquarters anu ',,o|i,
CRY The Committee of Thirty. MI l-au'e' ga, "a,
declared bad reorganiZod the party III Conui
ton Of bankruptcy. and h. threw Cu' NV 9"s
geston that there had been an lhteh'l". Nv, fnan
the party organization dependent up'l NV
cia support Of A few men who had been li'S'' W.
mental i'm causing the reorganization Ihen he
worked himself into passion in defence ua , ti,o
plan which he had formed Tor Inc leo' t,h
Of the district organizations Affirming wy
erea, vahemence that the sole object was 10 QUIZ
up the Republican party in the clty: re pIeau, ,
Win the members Of the Republican county
Committee To stand by him. ana ne gre" ~ ~ Il
more passionate in denOuncng The tribune ne
Tribune exposed MS methods lie also ue-
nounced John L. Mihollsnd as narpl3. ana IA, d
traitor 10 Tho party. When he finished MS
speech he was flushed. painting ana almost
breathless with excitement
Alexander V Campbell offered a long resoiu-
zion as an amendment To the report 10y the
COMMITTEE on Organize ton. declaring that the
sub-committees were not authorized 10 STRIKE
the names of any Republicans from the Tolls
but merely to transfer names 10 the fo.s VI we
nrnper districts Several members Of the com
mittee declared that the substance OF MI;
Campbelrs resolution was already empodied
IN the report OF the committee ana theh tne
chairman offered To- accept anything In the
resolution that was not already in the report
When Ny. I-auteTbach called for vote upon
the adoption Of the report there was loud
chorus - ayes the Platt members IF the commit
ice making as much noise as possible. Then there
was a chorus Of nays. but Mr.. nauterbach said
that the report had been adopted by nearly a
unanimous vote.
The committee wanted to adjourn right away.
hut james w Auten allowed to offer reso-
luton which had been prepared in advance
eulogizng Nh Lauterbach Tor ms services III tiis
last campaign. and the resolution was rushed
through as most Of the members were leaving the
hall That ended the meeting