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New-York tribune., 1898-01-10

trct Committee Of the Assembly district within
y ssss vS,SS vsSs5Sass. ;ssS
Votes, If any, and the whole number of such
ns ha be IN TIE form aapse
shall also be delivered to the secretary q The Gen,
The day following the primary
The inspectors Shall also deliver at the same time
s rnsI a 10 the secre;ay Of ths General Committee
who shall safely keep the same unt az cpnresIS
sha have been finally disposed q or n. Il bsrS ,hS5s Se
whereupon the same shall be destroyed
ARTICLE XIV.
The chairman Of the several primary districts an
the District Committee IN each Assembly district
shall together constitute the Board OF Canvassers
for each Assembly district. The same shall con
vene upon the day following the primary az f.av
D. m in the Assembly district headquarters ana
then and there proceed publicly 10 canvass the re-
suit Of the primary At the conclusion OF the can
vass the chairman Of the District Committee VINO
shall be ex-ofncio chairman Of the Board Of Can
vassers shall in clear loud and distinct word
state publicly the result OF the canvass ana ue'
the person persons who shall nave receiver
highest number Of votes cast lot @ @ths r. I5se,
offces or candidates TO be duly elected or cnOstn
officers candidates respectively Inc chasl n.t'
and secretary Of the Board shall thereupon lor'I
with prepare and sign q statement IN uuPACi-ty II
ne result oi lne Pryd rsyd he SANE one duplicate
thereof shall forthwith be transnltted 20 ltS - r.
tary or the General COMMITTEE FlHN '+''''-
preserve the sa NE for the period OF one year.
remaining duplicate shall be delivered 70 ana sdle'
kent b., the secretary Of the Assembly ulstiC1 e99N
citation for like period. , ID. ,..~
The chairman and secretary Of the Board OF CaIl-
vassers before adiourning, shan also mar ~ :
written signed certificates Of election iot tl-i. s.
the successful candidates. which shaI De tIle'
promptly delivered the same by the secIe'4tS ~ 3,
All lists and statements referred 10 aooye 80 ~
open AZ all reasonable hours 10 the iIispe ~. ~.
any member OF this organization, ana an ,i,, 80
ments and certificates shall be subject 20 81 ' -.
by the General Committee. upon que PIoDl "a -
untrtIth or ncorrectness thereof In any par
70 the satisfaction OF the Committee on APsa.s ~.
the General Committee at meeting tIe.rQi -oi 7
purpose OF inqurins into the matter, 70 oe 49,
upon the application OF any ten ms huels oL - s.
oreanlzation. The committee shan srant a n.a1 M l !
upon the matter within two days tnere4iIle let, =. - -
forth with report thereon - special Hetlli7 g.
General Committee called for TIE pIrPy&s.' & 5 .,b M
shall act upon the said report ana orieE OF 10 S1
thing as justice shall require.
ARTICLE XXV.
The forms Of the primary ballots snaA oe as 'o'-
lows and all such ballots shall conform 'here,o As
closely as practicabIe. The names OF canaiaates
10 be voted for az the primaries sha- oe 9Ii."ler
Alphabetically under the designation OF Inc o'-e u
candidacy 10 De voted FOR;
................AssEM DISTRICT.
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7 ent and voting. remove from once any oricer OF
: any Assembly distrlct aSxacia that

any Assembly dlstrlct axsociation, provided that
tnt .ns persons voting for such removal shall sonst.
s1ca renoNal snall De valid unless written charges
upon him. nor unless a reasonable opportunity is
given him to answer the same before the Commit
izaon may. on the day Of any Wationsl. state or
city election. or o: any primary election. or on the
DAY preceding the same II they deem an emergency
has arisen requiring such action. without notice
suspend any such officer and designate a person to
perform his duties temporarily. They may at other
times so suspend an officer and designate person
70 perform his duties on giving twenty-four hours
Every suspension shan cease and determine un-
held more than ten days thereafter the Committee
on Organiza,ion sbah report resolution for the
removal OF the officer suspended.
ARTICLE XIII.
The General Committee may provide for an en-
rolment OF Republicans and the establishment OF an
association In any Assembly district in which. from
failure TO organize orienally or from any other
cause. no lawful association exists.
al ne emser may ny abos5 an5 9t
any Assembly district associ ton and II msy direct
a new enrolment Of Republicans and a new election
In such case ;he new election shall be supervised
provided in Article VIII OF this constitution
ARTICLE XIV.
The Republicans Of each Assembly district shall
through their respective delegates. contribute an
nualy toward the expenses OF the General Com
mttee ten dollars for each of their said delegates.
Such contribution shall BE paid before O'Clock
in the evening fixed for the first meeting OF the
General Committee in each year.
No delegate whose dues are not fully paid shall
be permitted 10 take part In any meeting OF the
General Committee. nor shall his name be called
until the dues are paid.
ARTICLE XIV
All primaries and conventions shall be called by
the General Committee.
Conventions shall be called 10 elect delegates to
the Republican State Convention. and to elect dele
yates to the Republican City Convention OF the
City OF New-York and 10 elect delegates 10 such
other conventions may be duly ordered, and TO
nominate candidates for all National. State and
county ofces which by law are 10 be filled by vote
OF the people.
Conventions to elect delegates to the Republican
State Convention shall be called IL conformity
with the instructions OF the Republican State Com
mittee. Conventions TO elect delegates TO the Re
publican City Convention shall be called IN con-
tormity with the instructions OF the Repub lean
City COMMITTEE All other conventions shall be
called IN conformity with the provisions following
Conventions representing POLITICAL divisions larger
than Assembly district shall be composed o.,
delegates elected by the Assembly district associa-
tions contained within such divisions In the man
ner hereinafter provided.
Representation in all conventions shall be uniform
and determined by tn Gensrai Con mtttee upon the
basis OF votes cast for the Republican candidate
for Governor az the las; preceding Gubernaiorial
e.ect9n.
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For delegates 70 the
mirtee-
The above IL a correct statement
ARTICLE XXNL

n case voter shall place a cross oeiore more
names than the instruction upon each designated
norton O. the ballot requires sn1 thus voie tor
more persons than are to be chosen under eacn
separate designation. the inspectors Of eecdon shall
-, .bs ballot as cast only .or the number o.;
- n,es soAcaed IN said instruction as the nlInoer
- Re v5r ei for. They shall accordingly coun. as
,.,.sS ne reouired number Ot names, commenc.ns
=, .ba .on ~ each separate portion OF tne oallOt
oonosS.A Which cross * shall have been placed
In The consecutive order ~ ""4cn t"rS s'a'4 "4'0
: -. "a N, N0fer.
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ARTICLE XXV.


PRIMARY BALLOT.
For Republican nominee for Member o, rs
semoly for the ...........'...' -Assc'''0'' D'1
JOHN BROWN
JAMES HENDERSON.
THOMAS ROSE. -, -
Vote for ONE only. oy placing cross - - ~,
fors me name OF The person for "nom you
wish 70 vote.
For delegates % the Republican Congresslora. ,sli
Convention for the ..........''''.' oO.'9'-'
slonal District.
JOSEPH HOWE.
JOHN JONES.
JAMES LAWRENCE.
WILLIAM OPPENHElMER -
Vote FOR TWO only. by pacins cIOss 80
before he name Ok each person toG "--ol'
you wish 10 vote
For delegates 20 the Republican Sena5o.4aI
Convention OF the .................'.- Sv''a-
torial District:
JOHN SMITH
JAMES SMITH.
JOSEPH SMITH.
WILLIAM SMITH.
PETER SMITH.
ALBERT SMITH.
EUGENE SMITH
MOSES SMITH. M
Vote FOR FOUR only. by placing cross ~
before name OF each person toE "noH' 3O-
wish 70 vote
signature IN fac-simile
Chairman General Com
m.ttee.
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ARTICLE XVII

ANY member removing from an Assembly district
shall be entitled TO have his name stricken rom the
-oJ ana 10 receive 4 certificate OF transfer from
~ sa,re,arv OF the Assembly district association.
js snail on presenting such certificate 10 the sec
- ~ ne permitted ~ slcn the roll ana become a
=, of ,nA association IN tie district into Vnich
he has removed Any member removing ron rom qne one
fs-rict shall De transferred BY the secretary OF the
sssociation 10 the roll OF members Of the primary
EIrtric. irrn which he shall move.
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THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
rop THE REPUBLICANS OF THE COUNTY
OF NEW-YORK

,-r,rts OF THE PLAN FOR GIVING THE PARTY
GOVERNMENT THAT WILL Re THOR
0UGBIY POPULAR.
Herewith Is printed the new constitution for
,ho Renublicans Of the County Of New-York.
oaon,ed or Friday night by the Committee Of
ryffv-threc The salient features Of il have
.lroadv been published in The Tribune. but it
is given here in full:
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ARTICLE XVIII.

rn. Assembly district association shall have
,opsr 70 sxpel any member upon charges preferred
n writing and signed By member OF the assoca-
lion but such charges shall be served upon the
rneuber accused. ana he sha!! nave reasonsols op-
pynt,Isjon shall Dc that memher has been gu!-ty OF
orS,,cr Inconsistent with his ration upon De
Sos-c member or Of conduct unbecominB q Re
pubIican. or Of disorderly conduct at nse.nsi
a - .s-irng 70 the Committee on Appeals OF the Gea-
Z nrnlft o.
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tees. pursuant to Article XVI hereof IN the man
ner therein prescribed
Within ive days thereafter the said Committee
on Enrolment shall issue call for primaries 70
eject delegates 10 the Republican General COM
mittee. which ca 4 shall appcrton 20 each Assembly
dsirlet association the number lt II entitled TO
elect according 10 the basis o. representation pro-
v4ed IN Article III hereof
For ne purposes OF this said primary election and
circumstances growing out thereof said Commit
zee on Enrolment shall perform The functions %
tnS Genera! Committee. as provided ia Articles
NH. NXIII. XXIV and XIV
Nltnn hFe days after such primary me RepgbA-
can General Committee shall meet and organize IS
IN TINS constitution is provided
Nnen the Republican General Committee shall
nave organized the Committee on Enro ment shall
tGfn over TO IL all records. books papers etc re-
i4t!Hs 10 It's work. and adjourn without DAY.
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ARTICLE XXXVII.

No person VINO SHALL have been removed from
oos,A in q district ASSOCIATION by the General Com
-. shall hA eli-lble t1r reelection FOR year
.be-eaf,a- 70 person who shall have been expelled
from such ASSOCIATION shall be eligible ior reaamis
si5n f5r one year thereattss. ana tnen ne ma oe
.sfr5s ~ the members Of such district association
-.,. regular meeting.
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ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
PRIMARY BALLOT.
for delegates 70 the Repub .can General
Sornn1itiee OF the County Of New-IoTK:
J J ARTHUR.
WILLIAM BILSON.
MARTIN CONODAT.
MOSES DETER.
JOSEPH ERLANGER.
ARTHUR FOSTER.
ALBERT GOLDSTEIN.
JAMES HOLLY
Vote FOR FOUR only by p.a Ing cross ~
before name OF each person FOR whom you
wish 70 vote.
Signature IN fac-simile
Chairman, General Com
nlttee.
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ARTICLE xxx.

Anv member feeling aggrieved by the action OF
49, hoard officer or committee or ASSOCIATION Gre
o,ea nursuant TO this constitution may appeal 10
thA Committee on Appeals Of the General commit
80 the grievance shall be clearly stated N WIT
. - fe-vyaraed 10 the secretary Cf the General
SeHmmittee who shall forthwith transmit ne se!ne
- ~ hartman OF lld committee who snail WIN
a. az devg call meeting Of the committee 10 near
ard determine the matter. The person agsrley.l
shau arrear before the committee. togetner WIN
ssmch rrnof or witnesses as hc may desirr 10 nave
sxarined But the committee may limit tne amount
- ,estiuonv 10 be considered witnesses 10 be
Sasrd recard only being had 20 subsls ntal JuHtcc
IN the premises The committee shan n az cases
act promptly II shall report 10 the General 1oth-
-rtt,Sa az the next REGULAR meeting thereof or az
sscal meeting called at It's request. at It's dlscre-
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ARTICLE XII.

For the purpose Of the original organization FOL
,oytnx the original enrolment provided for by the
committee OF Enrolment Of the committee ol fli'y
~''''' -.~.l Assembly district associations
sSal within ten days after such enrolment i'sss s
cortenient temporary headquarters, 10 os uss's
i-s Nv me election OF officers and district'commi'
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nj. CONSTITUTION may Be amended only by an
as-,o-ive vote OF two-thlrds OF ali the members
sIcc,od 70 the General Committee present az reg
80 meeting os said committee. provided that no.
Ne he.n given al meeting OF the committee
bsld a least twenty days prior 10 the meeting act
~ ~ ION no proposed amendment and that no.
.is5e ~ such proposed amendment shall have been
saut by mail 10 every member oi me c9mIni@Itee zee
the same. ,-- - ,.. r,,-,os. - -as.ore
80 amendment having tor its purpose 70 restore
f-.tf-r distrct associations shall be valid unless
r9tifed by he Affirmative vote OF majority OF
.na As.enlhlN district assocatOn.
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ARTICLE Xxx.

| ton The General Committee shall act promptly
! upon the report and appeal without referring the
! matter 70 any other committee
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Certificates Of the results os primaries % n'
r,aSA as hereinhefore provided shall be N the 20.
loving form. so far as practlcao.e.
... ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
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Not more than fifteen days before each general
election the president Of each association SnaI'
transmit to the secretary Of the General Commit
tee canvass hy names OF all electors residing
withln his district. made upon blanks furnished
by me General Committee on such canvass theIe
shall be designated in the manner pointed out upon
such blanks che politics Of each elector, so far as
the same can be ascerta!ned.
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ARTICLE XXXII.

Each Assembly district association shall, as far
as possible. secure a full registration and vote OF
Republican voters in the Assembly district II
shall exercise diligence 20 prevent Illegal regstra-
ton and voung. may appoint a committee 10 as
si-t Euuatura4ized persons TO obtain exc rs ip
and generally shall take such measures N the DIS
trict may seem likely 10 promote RepuDucah
success. il shau Dee charged with The duty Of see
lna that The annual canvass il properly made. The
captain OF each election district shall perform suc Il
duties the Assembly District Committee or as
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ARTICLE Il
arNERAL Committee.

TIE Republican General Committee shall be COM
poss5 %, delegates elected pursuant 10 this Con-
stl,u..on u shah be ne central organization of
the Republican party IN the county Of New-York.
an shall have the care % The Interests and be
c5a-red with the administration u the affairs OF
,ha -ary ir the county. ana with the promotion 0f
rr4sslrss for Tie harmony efficiency and success
Q. the party -
ARTICLE III
TIE Republican General Committee shall be COM
-assd % one delegate from each Assembly district
- each ave hundred votes. major fraction
-ss-es cas-. i- the Ass uhly district for the head
~ --s Republican Electoral ticket AZ the last pre-
ce.irs presidential election. The memoers 10 De
siac-r5 t~ t-a manner hereinafter provided. .
Vacancies !r The membership Of de!e5aton sha!l
=. Tres f-r -re uneXplrel term by The respective
sssan a.v district association a. meeting thereof
"a u .s'.a5 upon two days notice by the chair
ma = ..e association.
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ARTICLE XXI.

L shall be the duty of the Assembly district as
sociatons 20 take an proper measures In ther re-
sp.clvo districts Tor the success Of the candidate
OF the Republican party
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ARTICLE XXXVIII.
ARTICLE xxx

boundaries Of primary districts shall not be
.o.~ad of-en4r than once year and in no case
-nirtv days before the holding OF primary.
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ARTICLE XXXIII.
ARTICLE XXXIV.
ARTICLE XXXV.

TIE General Committee and each Assembly dis
tr.,. association may adopt bylaws and rules OF
order no. inconsistent w.tl this constitution
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For Republican nominee for Member o. rs rs
semSly for the ................ AsseHnoiy LIS
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THE OREGON VICT DRY.


4 ETlINS from the election held in Oregon, on Mend
IL sto" that the State has gone hrpun!ican by large
majority inns VIII prove gratifying news NOT Only to
Republicans tu! to all who desire to see the Government
sustaEe" III tie wal win Hpan ana ebuke administered to the
advocate Of uuSound money.
When tine Oregon Anhhcans met in State Convention
April 1Id they Loyalty recognized the allegiance they owed #"
the Administration and adopted the following resolution: "Whe
we depo the nn"nee Of war we recognize that the country
is on the Of war; undertaken fer e vindcaton of Do national
honor and the performance OF work dictated by every nstiE"
humanity declare that the Administration entitled in this
conflict to the confidence and support OF the entire people,
Tie sentiment OF the country which has been shown to be
Enthusiastically on the side OF the Administration IN the with
SPAIN could not have been better expressed than it
plank had tie conflict begun airey and the election o the
ddate who ran on this platform proves That the people Of Oregon
are supporting the war as heartily as the people Of any other
State
The overshadowng issue however in Oregon the money
question On which there Al organized combination Of all The
elements opposed to sound currency The Republicans declared
in favor OF the gold Standard While the acdopposon ad
the free and unlimited coinage of siiTer.
The prominent newspapers OF the Pacific slope r,cOgnzed
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WAR SITUATION.

No one in Washington, is worrying the given ont
by the Spanish Governments, that large Spanish is the
"eT to Manila Even if it true, wherein it would be
different from any other eiteu by the Spanish Govern
meh would worry in Washington. Admiral Dewey
amply able to take any feet that Spain send against
n even without reinorccment and it certain that the
Cruiser Charleston and the first inaeu roopha second
nsAoen started from San Francisco this week will be with
Dewey before Spanish fleet possibly Manila.
The condition Of affairs present Spain is reported
2ntey pous for the and dynasty The Spanish
people, it is declared, first time realizing their hope
los mcdcament and bitterly incenscd against their rulers.
Premier Sagasa it is asserted has insisted his resignation
+, make way for a military cabinet.
TIL" Queen Regent is abandoned despair. The
Wcvantn Madrid that she had actually fed having heen
ro four days hut SagGsa his she
S in the palace though good health The belief gen
era in diplomatic circles that Spain will for peace within
week basis of the Of Cuba and Of the
Philippines
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GOVERNOR LoWNpfS says that no circumstances will
he the General Assembly in session and that
should more money be necessary during the progress the war
the authorities will borrow it and depend on the reop,o
of the General Assembly of 1900 to provide payment
State Insurance Commissioner F. Albert Kurtz has
his report for the year ending May ST. 1893 249 commands
doing business in the State OF these there M
land fire companies of which twenty are on the mutual pan and
three Maryland life insurance companies Thirty
licensed admitted during the year, and their Offices
in the State The showing Of business made by the companies
favorable than during the previous The receipts Of
insurance office from licenses and fees $68 9955
which $751; 55 went into the treasury Of the State. The
receipts the commissioner reports the largest in the history
of the Office.
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Ci1ildren's Wear

On second Floor
At 25c-I INFANTS LONG DRESSES
of cambric; ruffle of Swiss embroid-
cry on neck and sleeves.
At 5Oc-INFANTS' LONG DRESSES
of nainsook; yoke of plaits ana in
sertions; rutiic on yoke. neck and
sleeves; trimmed with Nalcnciennes
lace.
AT S5c--INFANTS' LONG DRESSES
of nainsook; yoke shirred and trim
med with Swiss Insertions; ruffie of
embroidery on neck and sleeves.
AT $l.50--lNFANTS' LONG DRESSES
of nainsooi; plated yoke back and
front; Swiss insertion and runlc of
embroidery over shoulders; rulle of
embroidery on neck and sleeves and
ribbon run beading at neck.
AT 3Sc-INFANTS' LONG SKIRTS OF
cambria; insertion of lace and deep
hem.
At 5Oc-INFANTS' LONG SKIRTS of
cambria; cluster of plaits and ruffie
edged with Nalenciennes lace.
At5lc-ClllLDREN'S SHORT SKIRTS
of cambria; umbrella shape: lace
trimmed ruAle. For ages /, 2 and 3
years.
AT 5Or-CIiIbDRGN'S SHORT DRESS
ELS OF lawn: revcrs and runies edg-
ed with NaienCtenncs lace. Pink and
blue. For ages and = wears.
AT 5Oc-CHlLDREN'S SHORT DRESS
tS Oh cambria; jacket effect of en-
Dfoldoiy' NalenCicnncs lace on neck
@pd sleeves. For ages l and 2 wears.
HllDREN'S SHORT DRESS
ELS of nainsook; yoke of embroidery
ana ruilie of embroidery on neck and
sleeves. For ages ! and years.
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GOOD LESSON FOR ELKTON.

T is fact to he commendd-and a!oidug salutary
lesson for Ekton, that the Town Council and Board
Health OF New Castle, . aware.
no hogs shall he kept within the limits Of tine city.
The l.kt0n Health Association time since made
nal request of the Town Council that such order he issued
acre. but yet action has by Council in the
matter
1t the ordinance.
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A DESERVING CHARITY.

ME Chdren's Fresh Air Society OF Baltimore city, is
entering upon its seventh years work of providing sum.
outings for the children of the poor of that CITY
During the season of 1897, 1900 little children
taken from the hot alleys and Baltimore placed in
good country homes for weeks there frightened strength
ened by the change Afforded then safely to their
mothers.
The aim of the Fresh Air Society get churches or rei-
gious societies connected with them interested securing
for the children and thus providing free entertainment the
little Often last year the interest whole communities
was aroused i'll the work. and towns and villages
two three and four loads OF children How much real was
put in these little lives estimate is the pur-
pose oil the Society to continue their efforts along and
It's hoped that in many efforts year be
MADE TO provide entertainment for children in carload The
society expense placing children in the hands of
those willing to provide entertainment but does pay board
special train of six be sent along some of
the principal railroads leading Baltimore during the sea-
son ana any who will help in the good work. by entertaining
children are requested to notify the society not later than
June 80.
MISS Florence Galloway Secretary, w. Saratoga street
Baltimore desires to communicate with any one who NAV he
interested in this deserving charity.