The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-15
City Politics.

TIE TROUBLES TAMMANr HALL--THE DEMocRArIc
GENERAL CoMMIrTEE.-Thsre has been Of trou-
blss" in Tsmmsny Hall late, and it the end 10
not yet Notwithstanding the decision Of the sscheus
on Wednesday night lt will be in the rcsonscton Of
the reader that the Of the last election In No
vember Messrs Daniel e. Sicklss, James T. Brsdy, and
some other members Of the General Democratic Com
mittee, Game out with . manifesto denouncing those
candidates who bsrnburners, and calling the
democrats throughout the city and county and State
not to vote for them. This other members OF the
mittee, and many Of the democrats thought not only
unfair the and disastrous TO the demo-
cratic at the election, but open violation OF
good faith after the terms of union that had bsen
agreed upon and ratified by all sections the demo
cratic party Accordingly 1t was determined to get
rid II Msssrs Sices aud Brady st election for
General Committee ior the preteut year which took
place in December. Their election contested in
the Eighth aud their opponents say they
defeated They however took their seats on the Is.
night OF the meeting of The new COMMITTEES there being
no formal protest entered against their sitting on ac
count as their opponents Of the night of meeting
being mistaken but the protest eubsel luenty
lodged ana the battle fought for ana against in ths
committee. Mr.. Denmsn elected ohAr man pre-
Not being present ut of the subsequent settings,
Mr. Jackson was appointed chairman for the night and
proces diDgs were carried on for time, Mr.
Sicklss r'se to make spesch and speaking when
he was interrupted by the chairman Nr Jackson who
said be was talking sssnst time delaying BUSINESS
M Sickles Immediately denied the right Of the chair
TO tt In the chair ne hers retired to
corner OF tne room, when they elected West
efp chairman pro TEN and ultimately. chairman for
the year, The "a in the other end the laughed
at ths but the seven said the majority bound by
that election as they and did not
to their names or protest against tue election, when
the names were called. Both parties have pub.
ished their msnif-stoes and the minority called upon
M.ssrs Howard and Browne 20 give tnsm the
meeting These gentlemen d-nurret a. thay found
their lease night be affected by theis oan
OF its clauses providing thai the hall should bs
given for pubic political meeting with1us the
consent 81 the regular General Democratic Goa mit-v
In this difficulty they applied 70 the rsmmany S)cis
ty, or Sscbems as they called who the build
ing and had leased IL TO des.rs Howard and 3roxus
The Sscnems rat in solemn oonclsv., aud decided on
"Wednesday evening that Mrssrs Browne sod Howard
had right to give the party bus the
mttee Of which Mr. Denmeu is chair pro rhs
result OF this cecisien i OF 20 upset the mi
monty The majority met on Welne.dsy evening a. !
the Wig Tam win Major Denmsn IL the chair, and
iseu, d t1e document signed by him as chairmsu
which appeared in yestsrdaye H.raid. rhe Dnis-
tee meet again this evening and meeting Of the de-
mOcrscy takes place mOrros evening called by the
majority the minority, aud The Ssohsns boot is
expected there will be some fun and = shall Ia there
& The committee is not yet fuily orgs 1zed but
have heard that it /. 0.trrmnsd 10 oxpel u. ssrs
Sickes and Brady, who regarded south
men, wh.ress Tie uaJo 10 issor ~ nether Norm
south but resolved To exclude ihs slave question
in toto RON th'ir celebrations aud proceedings,
mstter with which thHy have no,1iog To 40. This
they regard as the basis OF unipn.