New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
CALL FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY


MEErINGs-The General Committee odd Men'-) as
sembled at Tammany Hall on Saturday and, between
tie hours of 70 NJ and r. H., settled the long
mooted question Of the right of the Committee 70
designate Inspectors for the Primary Meetings about to
assemble for the election Of Committeeman for lSJ3
The Chairman, Augustus sche, Esq. was no.,
present, and Aid Thomas J Barr, Of the Sixth Ward
was called upon to preside After filing a vacancy in
the Fourth Ward Delegation, by admitting Philip C.
Martin Delegate in place Of Mr.. Aikin, Daniel h.
sickes Of the With Ward presented list Of Election
Inspectors (composod 70 great oxton. of Hard
Shell Hunkers) with the places for hsldng the
Primary Meetings on Friday next between the hours
of - NJ and 3 p. NJ. Robert J. Dillon called the
previous question on the adoption Of this call Of Mr..
sickles which was presented in the form Of
lutions.
Lorenzo b. Shepard, (soft SHIELD Of the Eighteenth
Ward moved TO lay the call for the previous question
on tie table This deemed TO be a test question Of
the strength of the rival factions, and resulted as
follows
YEAs-Msssrs. Heth.ringion Miner, Leonard Donnelly
Mstbett, Smith. Martin, Hilton, A. Kennedy, Nnltee
Tweed Connolly Pu1dy w. d. Kennedy Francis Carr
son, Steers, Dean Walters, Andrgs Seaman vosoa1sh
Kelly Woods Shepard, Cornell Kinsley Mccarthy, Ea-
gan Philips, Murrsy-S1.
NAYs-Messrs Diinond, MulLsan, Halpin Dillon; Barr
Msrsh' Norris. Glover Wiley Hsgsn. Mcdonald Garth.
waite Peshine, Hliyer, Mcintyre, MITCHELL, Rdioock'
TurnuTe, MaTtne--4
The Committee is composed OF 60 members, and
there were tbsentees, whose votes could not have
changed the result had they been present
AID. William ~ Tweed of Seventh Ward (soit'
Shell NJ c. elect from Fifth DISTRICT moved 70 strike
out from Mr. Sickless resolutions the list OF Hard shell
Election Inspectors and 10 insert resolve empower
iur each member Of the General Committee to name
Inspectors for the above Primary Election, (withou
changing the day and hours) 10 which Richard b. Con-
molly County Clerk elecD Of Seventh Ward aud sup
nosed 10 be inclined toward Brnburnersm, moved 10
amend tlat the Ward Committees should appoint the
Inspectors. Lost-Yeas "a Nays 81 Glover and Nc
Donald Two HardSheIs) voted for this proposition
apdsmony the negatives were Messrs. Leonard Tweed
w d. Kennedy, Garrison yosburgh Shepard Cornell
Kinsiey. Mccarthy and Easan, (sOt shells) and H. r.
Ho4uire of Fifth Ward together with nearly all tho''
who had voted against tabhng the call on the previous
question. =,
Mr. Tweeds motion was then edopied-leas 5i'
Nsys % The yeas were composed OF all those VINO
voted for ,ablng Dlons motion Except AID Francis
Of Tenth Ward, who voted in the negative, as also
Uo(imire) and Mr. Mckinley, Of sixth Ward
A motion by Mr. Phillips, that where there shall be
no choice OF place for the Primary Election in any ct
IA. Wsrds tina, the same shall be designated By the
Ward Committee. was carried without a division.
The several delegations then went to work for the
choice OF Election Inspectors which resulted On hsures
a. fcloys