The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25
Guy Politics.

THE DIsszNsIONg N THE DBAoCRATro CAMP-MEEr-
ING or The COOPER I" REFORM" DsMoCRA Alto
GENsHAL COMhIrTEE-NO UNION AND HARnONY,
AFTBR ALL--rHH APPEAL or TEE SMALL AND
SAVAGE COMMITTEES TO UNITE Rejected.
strong effort has recently been made to unite tho
discovered ranks Of the city democracy that the State
Conversion, which sits al Syracuse next September, Will
no. have to decide upon the claims to regularity or the
ry al General Comu tees that nj Tammany Hall
En-. Governor Seymour and Dean Richmond OF Buffalo,
Chairman Of the State Central Committee this
city endeavorng TO harmonise the party and both ede
raj, State and city patronage have been brought to
bear 10 enec! ths object. II Is feared
that two delegations from tae city present
themselves to the State Con vent.on one of them
will of be recognized as being regular and thus
he parry VIII be split in two In this metropolis The Viii.
son Small Committee meTlast Monday night and adopted
to the Cooper comwse On rS"qsSv ann se
John u Savage Committee met and also pressed de-
sire for union and much anxiety manifested the
probable action or the Cooper or Sachem Committee.
During the day heavy bets made that they would
assent to union and the head of the city
ment would again rule Tammany Hall.
The Cooper Committee met last night at the wigwam In
full force, l02 members being preeent-Edward Cooper,
Of the Eighteenth ward in the chair, and Benjamin HART
OF the Fifteenth ward, secretary
lobby In attendance
Purser, Marsh, Cadrey, Gmartin, Engs, Ware Dolau,
shea and several other members rose TO question of
~ithout their knowledge or consent to al for meeting
to unite with the Wilson Sual Committee VIM NJ Tweed,
Esq who was absent, sent note to the same effect
stated that jorty or the persons whose
were signed 10 the paper repudated It,
The Committee on By laws reported, and Alderman
PuRDY the leader OF the movement in favor Of the Small
Committee moved to lay the same the table and print
After warm discussion, the motion was rejected by
On motion Of Mr. FMp the by laws were then adopted
and 6t0 copies ordered to be printed.
The debae on the adoption Of the by laws very
min,
One of the by laws to the effect that change could
DO made In the organ zson5or the committee wthou,
would be nfy elk persons would Therefore require
all that number OF veles TO carry any union The small
vote Of the unionists ls) surprised every one.
comm nicaon was received from John Creighton and
others behalf Of the Wilson Small committee, making
overtures for union Of the two committees, and another
from Joeiah W. Brown and others behalf Savage
committee, claiming that their rights superior 70
those of the Small committee and that while they deferred
10 the regular y of this nmttee they claimed II the
settlement made to be broken that their rights should
be regarded and secured
DASE1 E. sIcKIEs then offered the following and moved
their adoption
Whereas at the commencement OF the year committees,
elected under the system Of primary elections met Tam
ms and to the d. nocSac pay in hs CITY ,ae
% ss aS hs
sn which aSo 10. and s
election mite s party and suIersede all orgsn
a. Hall 81 dssaes from esss
tee duly elected and and the convention
S " % ana
which should elect general committee both
tbs cowmitees aforesaid and be and for
OF this the reguk committee party;
such asociAons have accordingly been and
tive and harmonious operation throughout the city, this
body has been elected Fad associations the
mse and 30 res'gnised at rxmmany Hall the regu
lar Democratic Republican General Commit
Resolved, That ths application Of the Wilson nit.
tee and the committee OF which John Savage Jr
man. 70 unite with this committee be- and the reject
ec and the said mmitees respectfully reminded
they entertain confidence their regular
", they su5m the the decsoa the next STATE
Convention, N they deem texpedeni so 10 do.
The resolutions discussed by Messrs ScxIrs Dr..
LYx RfypxRs ana CocaRAss and were adopted by vote
OF 81 to 49,
pare an address, and also calling public meeting Tam
many Hall to express the oppositon OF the democracy to
the oppressive acts OF the black republican legislature