New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
BY CHAIRMAN SWAlNE

COMMITTEES OF THE GENERAL COMMIT Eh
OF THE REPUBLICANS OF THE
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
General Wager swnyne, president OF thr Genera
Committee Of the Republicans Of the County OF
Ncv-York. yesterday announced the Following
standing committees Of tho new orgnni7auoA'
APPEALS.
P.TEcrMsEH SHERMAN. HENRI Pr, r SMITH
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TiI!1AM E CROSBY Rorh2WrA 4 fl 3 DAYTON
OLIVER G. srMPLE. WILLIAM NJ BENNETT.
ORGANIZATION.
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WILLIAM II. DOUGLAS
ELECTIONS
wAYLANDE. BENJAMIN. WILLIAM r. CLENnEN-
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rSEK MARCUS RoiER II. LYON;
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JAMES n FORD. caal;cT4 $, H %EgyH IT,
Join vIxroH DAHL j6ri2 sTEwART,
GEoHGE H. ROBINSON.
J. NOBLE HAYES. Chair WILLIAM II LEARNS
JAMES s. BARCUs. WILLIAM c. BARKER.
PRINTING
Chairman; JOSEPH =. BANDEs.
NATURALIZATION.
EDWARD CorTER. ST. JOHN J. MALLoN.
wIh hIIAi" T. Helper. HHEHRY GoMPERs.
GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUBS TO HELP.
THEIR ATTITUDE TOWARD THE FORMATION OF
CITIZENS UNION ORGANIZATIONS IN THE
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
The movement to form organizations OF the Citi-
Gems Union In the Assembly districts OF the greater
city IS TO have the supper, Of the Good Government
clubs Such aid was expected when the new Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the Union was formed, be-
cause nearly all OF the men who have been connect
cd with the Good Government clubs have been con-
nccted also with the Citizens Union. The hrst 70
enter publicly in the movement is Good Government
Club A. which will have a meeting tomorrow even
ing i'm the Tuxedo Building al Madison and
Fifty-ninth-st to take action the following reso-
luton. which was passed by the trustees OF the
club March TO-
Resolved. That the Board Of Trustees now request
he held on Thursday evening. March "a. and that at
said meeting the memhe b BE OF h naI
Of the club 50 that i shall be kn1Wn as ne
gems Union Club OF the ShNllth ana hAlAtl
Assembly Districts"
The call for the meeting tomorrow evening mas
been signed by Roland Holt. president OF the club,
and by Emil Salinger. Thomas ]. Hollowen, James
A. Ullman and Henry l.. Bogart. members or Inc
Committee on Meetings. As there Ia said 10 be no
doubt that tho club will respond favorably 20 the
recommendation OF the trustees. and as 'iood COY,
eminent Club a Is the largest and most iniluenusi
Of the Good Government clubs, It's example prob-
ably will be followed by the other CLUBS III the
council.
Arthur Briesen. chairman Of the new Execu-
tive Committee Of the Citizens Union. said ycster-
day that 1t expected that all the Good Govern
ment clubs would become clubs ~ the Citizens Union
nd aid in creating Assembly district organizati ions
Of the Union At the same time. he said. an effort
would he made enlist the active interest OF work
ncnen in every Assembly district IT. the OF tho
Union II was desired. he added. that the new
organizations should he built M on the principle
that the cause OF the Citizens Union the cause
of the wage-earners, and the formation Of clubs
should not interfere with the cooperation OF men