New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

Aid ALyoED sskei leave 70 withdraw the resolution
Aid. BARs did not see any cause for anger IN the
officers having asked Tor precise Instructions than
was before given.
Leave was refused to withdraw the resolution which
the motion Of Aid Tweed was referred 10 the Com
mittee on Ordinances The Bovd SOON Ltsr adjourned
TAxsASY DUFIcULTIIs.-Ald. Barr, 10 be-
half Of the Democratic General Committee over which
be presides denouhces fsctious and diJOrganizns
the call recently made by the Shepard General Com
rittee for the assembling of the Young Mems Gene
raj Committee Twelve Of the thirteen Council OF
Ssctems have Issued address to the members OF the
Tsmmsny Society or Columbian Order CHE owners OF
Tsmmsny Hail. defending their recent action and es-
saying show that they have Aced in accordance with
the provisions Of the Charter Of the Society and the
lease to the landlords Of TammAny and assert thi'
they used all their efforts for the formation Of one Gen
era Committee but the minority OF the cerrdcsted
Delegates determined to rule divide the forces
Of the party in case Of fsilure After summing up
the eeorts at organization recently made al Tam ma
ny under the superintendence Of the Council, the Sa
ehems who sign this remarkable document proceed TO
congratulate the brethren upon the election OF Pierce
and King, as follows:
However great may have been our difference here
sup2orr Of lts Baltimore Platform and Of the excellent
men, now the triumphant chiei.sns Of our plr.y, BY
whose candidacy the principles embraced IN that Pls
form were most favoraby commended to the approval Of
ain conclusion, brothers, we take this occasion to
congratulate you upon triumph at the recent Pres
DENTAL election which has adaed new glories to those
previously clustering around the Democratic standard;
and upon the bright auspices under which our party
enters again into the responsibilities Of power and en-
braces new opportunities for usefulness And also to
Law eA ovfaa
greeting the distant Of you within the walls
Of this ediice which il sacred in the affections,
ries ard confidence of every son Of Tammaay."
In view Of the recent harmonious doings at Tam
many this congrstuation Is remarkably cool.
On the other side 0he Hard shelD an equally
rious manifesto has been salsd, in the shape OF a
report from the special committee Of dissatisfied mem
bers Of the Tammany Society who report through the
officers Of their Convention to the Tammsny society
brethren history Of the recent doing, which has re-
suited in their expulsion from the Hall as organized
committees or as associated disseutent members Of
the society. Toward the conclusion the Manifesto
becomes exceedingly pathetic, and declares that is
suthors are prepared to their Indlan-politco-be
neyolent institution "perish rather than endure
only to encourage factions and divisions ia the
party il has hitherto been to animate and en-
courag. in triumphant career" Messrs. Brush. Con.
molly and Sweet the signers to this document, call
upon their fellow members to rebuke the acts Of The
sachems, and conclude in the following indignant
manner:
Establish rule that the Sachens can direct the or.
eanzaion of the most important and responsible exec
utve agent Of the party and you dvest the peo
pie of their control Proclaim that a close aud secret
society possesses in Its constitution laws useges
trsnscendent power the party. and the name Of
Democratic longer allied TO liberty or honor. Ortaa
that from and alter this time, the will Of the s,chems
In If
ty and decide upon the merits of each conflicting ques
ton, and you establish the Sachems a. lswgvers and
judges. Forever robbed Of the sacred character Of
medafors, invoking harmony they only hereafter
raise the banner Of faction, and hur the tomahawk OF
decord They are claiming power only possessed by
the people Themselves delegated only TO their General
Committee and not to the Council OF Sachems.
This attitude Of defiance, al warswih the wishes
and fatal to the welfare Of the Democy can never be
tolerated
1.-THE issue is now clearly dehned-the question fairly
presented, whether the usurpsops Of the Council OF
Sachens their recent policy and action are % be up
held whether the nyarable ussces OF the Society are
be- resstablshed and sustained Wedo not finch from
the encounter The naked facts are before youthe line
must be drawn, and brothers, ask your republican
cooperation. We are for peace Shall we have peace
or war; 1t IL for you 10 decide"
The Society, understand is TO be called together
on Saturday evening" and If the action Of the sachem
is sustained the Shepard Committee will be the recog-
nized Central Democratic" Organization for 1888 In
redress their grievances before the annual election Of
officers Of the Tsmmany Society in April when, for
aught we know, the same parties may again succeed 4
The Hards to be pted but as the Soifs have the
possession, it is plain to see which faction will rule the
most for the current year at least.
NATIONAL REFORM EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Committee held its second meeting under the
new organiz last evening at their Rooms No II
Centre-st Nearly the whole Committee were present
Oliver White in the Chair and William Fowler. Sec |
Rotary. A report from the Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Circulating Memorials was received, detailing
the number Of petitions circulated among the various
Land Reform Associations and Mechanics Projections
Throughout, the country. The memorials are be-
ing circulated broadcast over the land, and /
Congress will long learn the sentiment in
favor OF the great principle Of Free Homes. The
Secretary read spirited report from the National
Reform Association and Club of Free Democracy a.
Rochester showing thst action is being had through
the interior Of the State and promising hearty CO.
operation with Reormers in our Cty. The Secretarys
correspondence showed that Reformers are renewing
their efforts throughout the country for the accomplish
ment of Land Reform principles. general public
meeting talked Of, bat time was appointed
The Committee adjourned to meet on Thursday even
ing next.
Az OPERA TICKET SPECTATOR CAUGHT
Several complaints have recently been made Of impo-
sitons practsed upon the public by set OF shrpers
who purchase low priced tickets for the Soatag Operas
snd palm them of the unwary, not only At the high
est price but often at exoEbani premiums All Efforts
of Mr. Nblo and the Directors Of the Sontag Operas
to stop NE fraud had until Wednesday evening proved
unavaiing, when Officer Wildey OF the Jefferson
Police Cour, caught one OF the gang, named Thomas
Smith who had sold to a waiter at the 81. Nicholas
Hotel named Patrick Dempsey, seven 81 ckeS tor -
each, he having represented to the waiter that hey
were 81 tickets and that he had been appointed TO sen
them at the door of the saloon tickets were then
selling al the Office Mr.. Corbyn Of Niblo's Garden,
yesterday appeared before Justice McGraia N oeaah
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