The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

ArA REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE Dr..
N mocratic Republican General Committee % the
City and County of New York. held at Stuyve ,an nsti
tuts thursday the Tth day OF December, 1884 the
following preceedingy were had
On motion Of Mr. s. John Of The seventeenth ward,
mousiy appointed Chairman, pro tfm., of the Commit
tee and on motion Of Mr.. Dunn, OF the Twentieth ward
Peter r. Sweeny, OF the same ward, was unanimously
appointed Secretary pro tenn Mr. Sinclair Of the sixth
ward, moved that the committee adjourn to Monday
evening next. The motion put ami lost.
Mr. Iarsons Of the Eighteenth ward, offered the fol
lowing r~solution;-
Resolved, That committee Of three be appointed BY
the chair to prepare call for the election OF the next
general committee and that they report this meeting
MIR. Cafrey OF the Sixteenth ward, moved to amend
the resolution, by increasing the number OF the com
The amendment accepted, and the resolution as
amended, was unanimously adopted.
The Chairman appointed the following COMM ttee--
Weare ID. Parsons of the Eighteenth ward Joseph NJ.
Marsh Of the Tenth ward John Y Savage, Jun of the
Walter Joyce, of the Second ward.
On motion, the committee took recess of fifteen mi
n utes
nimOusly reported the following resolutions
Resolved, That the democratic republican electors of
nominations, and opposed to the present State and
national administrations, be requested to assemble in
their respective wards on Monday eighteenth day Of
December inst between the hours OF six and seven
o'clock, p. NJ, at the places hereinafter designated to
elect three delegates from each ward to form Demo
BILE ut Stuyvesant Institute the first Thursday Of
January next at half past seven O'Clock p. NJ ward
committee to consist Of fifteen persons meet at such
time and place their respective wards they may
select and Ave delegates from each ward to Democratic
Republican Young Mems Committee, for the year 1885
Resolved That the election in pursuance of the fore
going resolution be held at the following places and by
the following nspectors:-
First Ward, ut the Broad Street House-Rchard T.
Muliigsn, Nicholas Dimond, James Leonard.
Second Ward at 90 Ann street-Michael Ryan, John
Donnelly and Charles +. sackmeister.
James Hackett, William Mc(sraw
Fourth Ward, at q James street-William Phillips
Henry NJ. Dcwnes. John Casey.
Fifth ward-At such place as the inspectors shall
select Joseph A. Jackson, James Lawrence and John
T. Henry.
David Riorlan and James Hogan.
Seventh ward.-At the Democratic Head Quarters 173
Madison street. George +. Alden, Anthony T. Gal
lagher and Edward Let's.
Eighth ward-At Hazelden's, corner Of Dominick
and varick streets Samuel Long, Abraham Moses and
Ninth Ward.-At such place as the Inspectors shall
select William b. Ripley Gustavus A. Conover and
Tenth ward.-At such place as the Inspe ctors shall
select Edward J. Knight, John Harrison and J. N
Eleventh ward.-At Union Hail. at the corner Of
Avenue G nd Fourth street. jackson vermiyea, Will
liam D. Wines and John Davidson.
Twelfth Ward-At McGrann's, corner of Broadway
and Tooth street William L. Wiley, Garrett BREASTED
ard Terence Mcclure.
Thirteenth Ward.-At such place .s the inspectors
shall select. Richard G. Newkirk Marcus D. Bonner
and William Work.
Fourteenth ward-At such place as the inspectors
shall select Daniel o. Meara, John Cavanagh.
Fifteenth Ward-At such place IS the inspectors shall
select. John Gilmore, Arrs Bogsrt and George c.
Genet.
Sixteenth ward-At such place as the inspectors
shall select Samuel Radcliffe, John D. MsGregor and
seventeenth ward-At Joseph Aldens King Pin Hail.
First avenue Charles Aphorns, Jacob Boyce and JEFF
fers0n Murray.
Twentieth street and Third avenue. William Pearsall
Charles H. Smith and Francis O'Donncn.
Nineteenth Ward.-At such place rs the inspectors
shall select James C. Rutherford, Thomas ORiley and
Twentieth Ward.-At Thomas McKeernan's 422 Eighth
avenue. John W. Boyce, William Joyce and John Nc
Grain.
twenty ward.-At Henry Smiths, corner Of
Fourth avenue and Twenty seventh street. Daniel B.
Twenty second WardAt such place the inspectors
shall select John Quinn, William Turnure and Patrick
Received, That il any Inspector hereby appointed
shall decline to act he may appoint person to act in
his place and in the event Of his emitting to do the
remaining Inspectors shall fill the vacancy; and in
the Inspectors for any ward determine to change the
place for holding the election in such ward they shall
give public notice thereof in the National Democrat.
Mr. Cafirey, of the Sixteenth ward moved to lay the
ieport the table. The motion put and lost.
Mr.. Savage of the Fifth ward, moved the previous
question on the adoption Of the resolutions.
Mr. St. john of the seventeeth ward moved to lay the
motion for the previous question on the table.
The ayes and noes being taken on this motion, nine
memb RS voted in Of It, and nineteen against it,
and it declared lost.
The and being ordered on the previous ques
ton while the being TAKEN Mr.. st. John
debate the motion The chair decided that the prcv
ous qssses w.s aot assasssha.. spd that whlIs the
vote being TAKEN 1t was not in order todmcussx my
question. Mr. st. John asked to take appeal from
| the decision Of the chair.
The chair directed the secretary to proceed with the
call for the votes and refused to submit the appeal
the proceeding could not be entertained while the vote
was being taken Mr. St. JOHN, being called upon to
| vote, was permitted to explain his vote at length
Mr. Dunn, of the Twentieth ward offered the following
\ resoluton:-
Resolved That this committee disband, and hereafter
| we recognise organization but Tammany Hall.
1t not seconded.
On the ayes and being taken the previous ques-
| ton was sustained.
The resolutions reported by the committee then
submitted for adoption, and the ayes and being
ordered, the result as follows -
Afirmative-Messrs Joyce Allen, Savage, Barr, Sin
Glover Moshcr, Smith, Wheelan, Suydam, Mead, Muir.
| raw Parsons, Blake, Swceny and Daly-2l.
Negatve-Afessrs Caifrey and Mack
Declined to vote-Messrs. Rollins, st. John, Riley,
Dunn, Lynch, Doherty and QUINN.
And the resolutions declared adopted.
On motion, the committee adjourned
| Z. W. GLOVER, Chairman, pro tenn
PETER B. SwETyy Secretary, pro tenn.
The undersigned members Of the Democratic Repub
| lcan General Committee, who absent from the
above meeting in the proceedings OF the majority
thereof and approve of the resolutions for the next pr
mary election which there adopted John J. TAFT
George A. Shufcdt, jr., Robert c. McIntire, George
F. Alden, Joseph Crolius, Samuel Long. William
/ B. Ripley, William /. Wiley, Calvin Sweezy, John Now
| berry, Richard sche William N. McIntire, Horace II
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