New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
A NEW ORGANIZATION.
Continued from Arst page.

ground on which to create an honest represen-
tative Republican organization"
william II. Kenyon Of the X1Xth Assembly
District and member Of the Plaza conference
said: Il came here with hesitation and doubt
bu, am exceedingly gratifed at the turn the
affair has taken. found the same spirit here
that exists IN the XIXth District as TO ways
and means Of working harmoniously to the COM
mon end Of establishing Republican organiza-
ton truly representative Of tine Republican
voters In tho county OF New-York.'
]. Bayard Backus said: We came here to-
night In accordance with the resolution adopted
by our Committee on Policy and Plan al us
last meeting simply to show that we approve
the courage and fearessness OF this BODY IN
the stand II has taken In the movement loohlhs
IN the publication and regeneration OF the he,
publican party In the county or New 1orh. ana
with the opinion that no future movement "ou. ,
succeed without taking into account the "o 81.
done by this organization in It's Struggle 'o'
honest politics ~ ..,rg IN.
same sentiments as he others from the .oc ~,
Conferencc said in speaking OF the nag or
truce now being vigorously waved by pressure. ~
Ouigs Of the County Committee; IN Ies,u ~.
what the regular Republican nacn,,e ,bat II is
In what they have said and done III the past anu
what they will say and do in the future 'h"' VIC
are interested. ,orsrc. commit
80. from the various districts will be held AZ
The XXVIIth Assembly District Repupn I,al C'uS
LAW. n soon as the Committee on foncy hiiu
p,on - readv to report. II lis expected tha' tiIs
mert,nr will be held on either THURSDAY OF
day night OF next week. SeVerai o'hei IS
sembly districts have hello nlee., I'M ~"r ,reet
noint ed representatives TO attend me new M, y,,L
po.h' eu,one them being the With. IXth XNllth
~ XXXist. Each Of these districts VIII Se"u
Ave representatives.
Mr.. QUIGG'S REPORT.
Tho conference Of the district leaders '"
nv President Quigg. OF the County So''',''
n the afternoon was intended to give au hor'''
~ the proposals which Mr.. Quigs had oeeh h'A"
Ing To Republicans interested IN the movement
for a new organization. Few OF the ieauc'' n"'
ANYTHING to say after the conference ou' "'
o,,., volunteered to give report OF what nad
happened when newspaper men asked io' III
,ornat,on on the subject last evening he sa'o'
m. co,fsrenes approved OF the steps nan 'aNen
A.. ..u,. those Republicans who are d!ssaus"e'
vrh tn. existing County Committee OF onr "i''"s
ness 10 cooperate with them 10 ofihs hoo"' Nv
.nrolment and a new organization OF the pai
There was a great deal OF discussion d" u" ~"
On. enrolment should be conducted. and as 10 'he
it,. =, which a new constitution should De VIII.
ten and new organization iorncn' ,aws The
leaders .pecincay PETITION conterrng upon the
nhair the authority TO proceed IN n.a isc basis
There .,ist,on mould he according to the vote or
c.orSinr 70 the enrolment We did not attenp, 20
Say ~. 10 t,r.ction The leaders gave 10 me ne
bensn OF their experience ana 'hsI s nni.d psrty
hsrnonious in sentiment and operatye N o1s AN "a.
ion they esp n. 20 9T nose ends
DO no; contemplate taking any ac,@ n, M, orn
coming primaries are hoid ams g seN 70 CONFER With
anvbody ana everybody who may nave AWNING 20
~ on the :os ,.r ah N. crranzs,n q
County Committee have any dtect s -s
NY 70 n. existing Organization 20 Far as
it ia possible 10 do so. II what 'hey wa'ir IT,, - ~,
en ,r.a:nces wh:ch ar. in Themselves public
susran,ee o, fairness with which II shai pe con,
s,d.,ed-Ir ,ha, 1. wha, they want we sAail ne gao
- Cooperate with them. In FAC. We shall maze sich
new enrolment anyhow Ihey can ~ cre, 1
AUSPICES under which Il shall be male } pun !! IN
word We nan az. 20 question whether or not We think
their complaints are Just
SENATOR PLATr GOES TO WASHINGTON
SOME opPos TON 10 oUiGG DEVELOPING IN THE
oRGAS-zATIoH
s.n,tor Thomas c. Platt went 10 Washington
Yesterday. Just before leaving ths CITY 10 ha'
,o,, ,,Ik With Lemuel +. Qu.gg prcstden, OF the
rrr,v Committee number o. other prominent
p.ouh,,c,r, .,.o saw Mr. Plat. The Senator cH-
-,..,. TO return next Friday. ard with the heip
~ >Nr Ou.sg ne will take up ,he "ork ~ ry'ns
20 ,nsucs all Republicans 10 90 into the machine
anita
wa, learned yesterday that the usual FORM OF mold
I've orin.r,e. And .lecins a new County Commit
roo will be carried out but after the primaries every
effort will be mad. 20 effect compromise accepa-
bic 70 al. elements In the party
considerable opposition 10 Mr.. Qu!gg's leadership
. deveopinE within tho Organization. a. We'll as out
=, II Iouis r. Payn spoke for large number
=. nron,,.n. organization Republicans when he
n-o,..,cd 70 Mr. Plat that Mr.. Qurg wa unhi
for tho place ouEh; never 20 have been put mere
an well posted organization man said yesterday
afternoon: "Ths protest against MI Qlisg IS stall
p,s, seems 10 be hypnotzd by this youthful states
man. ard insists that he should De reianrdd T.. 10
nyganization leaders have one ana al tod i'IAtt
that they would lie down and accept Quigg he 50
INV change could be made"
CONTINUANCE OF THE CITIZENS UNION.
xr.U-ars TAKEN BY THE COMMITTEE ON PLANS
AND ORGANIZATION
tn. Cit,zens Unions Committee on Plan and Or
sanitation held Its first meeting yesterday AFTER
800 At the headquarters OF the Organization. In
~. rv.n,v-thrd-s, There were present Charles
rairchild chairman. James B. Reynolds. who
vas elected secretary; Henry r. Rowland Charles
- Strong Isaac H. Klein and George Tombleson.
! On. only absent member being Nicholas Murray
pu,I.r who was detained IN New Haven. The ses-
sion which was secret. lasted about an hour. The
/ .ubtect Of the future scope and management OF
m. Citizens Union was discussed In a general
way and a subcommittee was appointed which
will meet at headquarters on Monday night 70 out
Ina plan for tho continuance OF the organization
As permanent body This subcommittee VIII
report 10 the full Committee on Plan and Organic Il
ton some evening next week. AZ which time other
prominent members Of tho Citizens Union Will be
present by invitation. to discuss the recommends
lions and suggestons which will be embodied In
the sub commuters report. The committee yes
terday afternoon also passed resolution asking
tho Executive Committee to secure permanent
headquarters for the Citizens Union and that reso-
luton Will be considered by the Executive 'Om.