New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
TWAS SHORT AND SWEET.
UNEVENTFUL MEETING OF THE REPuB-
LICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.

NO RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED REGARDING The
MAYOR APPOINTMENTS - STANDING
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.
The regular monthly session Of the Republican
County Committee last evening In the Murray mn
Lyce,m In Thirty-fourth-st.. near Third-ave.. was
short and sweet There was a large attendance OF
delegates every Assembly district Of the city being
we'll represented but 1t was apparent before the co
vention called to order that there would DE no
serious business transacted. In different parts Oh
the crowded hall delegates were heard expressing
the hope that. in view OF the conflicting opinions
among members OF the party as to the recent APP
pointments OF Mayor Strong. no resolutions would
be offered to discussion In the convention
Soon after o'clock Chairman Edward Lauterbach
raped for order. and Secretary Bdwell began TO
call the roll of delegates Only two names had been
called when delegate moved TO have the call dis
pensed with. Mr. Lauterbach said there no
need call the roll. 1t was evident that there
was n quorum present. The minutes of the sessions
held in January then read rapidly by Mr.
Bldwell and they were adopted without dissent
Charles b. Page announced that the Auditing Com
mttee had examined the books OF the treasurer
and had found the accounts correct Chairman
Lauterbach then announced the standing committees
for the year and before he read the names he SAID:
Il have tried 10 make few changes as possible
in the committees and have retained the names on
sary to make changes. a recasting of the COM
mittees was made necessary by the fact that one
chairman OF last year has been disqualified ana
other members OF committees have been dlsqual-
fed In the way on account OF accepting once
Such disqualification is a reason for qualification.
and have hope that there will be more SUCH DIS
qualifications" Gaughter)
The name OF Cornelius y. Bliss was in the list
of the Committee on Finance as read by the chair-
man. but II was withdrawn and that OF NJ D.
Mccain was substituted. when n delegate explained
that Mr. Bliss could not spare the time to serve on
the committee.
George W. stephens handed up q notice Of
notion to change Article III Of the constitution. re-
latng to the number OF delegates in the Assembly
district conventions. and 1t laid over until the
next meeting.
Then one delegate shouted: Il move 10 adjourn
The motion seconded promptly. and there was
silence and suppressed excitement In the nan lot
half a minute When the chairman put the motion
about a dozen men said Aye in nervous fashion,
and one man shouted NO" and the convention was
adjourned after a session OF exactly twenty minutes
As the delegates leaving the hall they said
that II was lucky nobody had offered any offensive
convention The standing committees announced by
Chairman Lauterbach are appended: -, 49,
XXIXth District chairman; otto a. Rosalsky. I'D;
/ l. vsp Alien yIi6 Ta%il'Sq Wiliia YIv, lx'h
isaac newman. XVII: Charles T. Lewis. NXVIth.
and George NJ Smith XXNIIth. .,
Committee on Finance Henry L. Einstein XXlst
District chairman VI. j. Mccain. XIth James }.
Dunv. XIIIth: John Il. Van Wormer, NiNtn'
Thomas F. Wentworth XXIst: Edward s clinch.
XXVUth and W r. Andrews. NNlNth =,
Committee on Abuses and Grievance. Ernest nan.
MINI chairman John sabine Smith, Nlthi Will
lam IIenkel XIIih Philip F. Smith, NIEth, Ihomas
Humphrey XVIIIth. John Tinsey NNih. ana n
s Van Orien. XXNth. . -,
Committee Organization James NJ Dore-
mus XVIII. chairman. Jacob NJ. Patterson.
With; Cornelius Van Colt. With; George u.
Deann. IXth: Frederick 5 Gibbs. KILN. charles
a FIammer XVIIth; George ". Wanmakcr;
XVIiIfh: John Reisenwebor. XIxth: samuel
Thomas mist. Frank Brainard. Nkllii; Henry
C. Adee XXIId: Julius VI. Meyer. XNNlllth. ana
Charles A. Berrian. M Kin. 49, 49,,
Committee on Election officers. abraham cru
her XXIIId chairman. Martin II. Hcay. Ist'
John simpson Win: Charles II Jerolomau, Vim
Charles Schwck. With; +, B. Miller. lhth. ,.
Drummond Xth. Jastro Alexander. NH Ans9i.
g. McCook XXIst: Frank Gunner. NNlNth, r.
/ Palmer XXVih. Alfred r. Page. AANHlih'
and Joseph J. Schmidt xNlNih
C'omrnlitne on Naturalization Robert \. Greh-
cen XVIII chairman, Joseph Calico. lIIi, Frhncis
snyder. VII Smith Pine. XVIII. ani Charles !.
Bruder. XINth ~.
Stephens, XXXih chairman. ". II. kilhoy III;
James r Riley XVIII T.. i. Kroyer. ANilih. ana
Gustav Scholer. XNIlIth. .,,,
Committee on Printing Henry &. Boiiy VIM.
chairman. ". T. Soaring. Nth ana Alfred e.