The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31
CITY POLIT1C S.
INFECT OF THE TREATY or PEACE st
WASHINGTON.


INFECT OF THE TREATY or PEACE st
WASHINGTON.
scNrnUEp FERMENTATION OF THE DEMOCRACY
rnE RR6ULARs' AND fEePLEs GENERAL CON-
srrTEEs DEFY rAxMASy HALL
The Regulars General Committee me. last night al No
~ Bowory, when they passed the following resolu
fons which, viii be seen, Indignantly reject the olive
branch extended 70 them by AEnmany Hail.
Whereas, the Managers Of Tam many 6all have in
SursuAnce cf their cng established and fraudulent policy
s-ued new decree TO pcrpetuate their Aeoen power,
by denying 70 The people legitimate end fair partcips
MOI y e seiecfon VI oeietatcs 70 the @eherai COMMITTED
scT 1859 and whereas, this continuation OF disregard
ar the opnons and wishes Of the rank and hc OF the
asmocrsc party N open violation OF recent pledges
and promises said 70 have been made at Washington;
therefore,
Resolved, That we earnestly recommend to the voters
os the democratic party complete abstinence from any
participation Whatsoever the so called primary cleo
rons Of TIE Tamnany Tsry since they held In pure
ssanoe az plan wbichexcudes the masses from a voice
n the selection OF delegates 10 General Committee,
beng vel understood that none other than those agreed
spon IN secret caucus will be returned as elected Let
every true, independent and benest democrat refuse his
or ccenenance TO such fraud upon the people
" Stand firm and fear not.n
Resolved That the organization representing the anti
fammany democracy Of New York have IN preparation,
and wall speedily offer, call tor the election of General
me whole party opportunity of being represented and
vAieh committee shall reflect the opinions and desires OF
Nc party, irrespective Of classes, cliques or leaders
THE TtMMANY PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
A QUIET TINE AND yRFY LITTLE FFeHTfSG-rAE AZ
Tt-TAHNkSy FOLKS GIVE THE skCHEMs A SEVERE
LETTING ALONE.
The primary electors held under the call OF the Tam-
many General Committee took place lest evening" between
ne hours of i've and o'clock and, in few
wards, passed very quietly from the fact that
attended them, well known the inspectors chosen
would do all the vcing Apparently not hundred
persons voted in tie six lower wards OF the polls
scnd be said be attended all others there
abcu corporas guard, who enjoyed the privilege OF
voting their hearts content Thus the city elections
managed by the politicians. The aggregate vote pole
these wards the last election 1927 the de
Hcerac vote beng 5Is5 The election yesterday shows
All cxtr aordnary indifference the part OF the taxpayers
and voters 70 the manner OF controlling party affairs,
and also as 10 the parties who shall control them
TIE ant, Tanmany party, as general thing, entirely
ahsaned from voting and would have nothing 70 do with
the election, which they regardet-and very property
as bumbng The offer OF the Tinmanyies 10 give them
majority the General Committee IL such wards in
which the last election proved them to have poled larger
vee secuted
the Of several Of our reporters at the
roAlng places
The frs, six wards We're very quiet.
Sercsth h0rd-l5S Madison street. Quiet; no cppos
hon.
In the Eighth Ninth aud Fifteenth wards everything
passed oQ quiet There some little opposition the
Eighth ward, which for time created little outside
s,ement but died away before the polls closed.
EHtt Hdyd-14 Ludlow street little opposition in
he beginning and upwards OF uy votes taken on an op
Ilcesnq Hord-Yourth street and avenue c. One tick
e. bat opposition 70 one name, and the opposition name
elected.
Thtrtss,aa Wayd-Broome ana PITT streets No opposi-
hon
ft4uteeua Horc-22s Grand street No opposition.
Screntce,Rh ndTd-tTst avenue and Eleventh street.
No opposition ticket, but slight row, pistol firing aud
Killing The offending party was said 70 be Thomas Wal
hce who, taxing offence IRON some political neglect by
WHICH his name was not on the ticket appeared at the
polling house accompanied BY James Cusck, Heenans
rancr, and Mr. Paddy Muhgsn. Wallace deliberately
broke square Of glass IN the door leading from the liquor
the side room, when the inspectors their
duty. Beng opposed his violence, Wallace drew pocket
Colt and hred three shots in the direction of the place
whore the inspectors sitting but seemed 70 have been
poor marksman, as one OF tia shots weni into stock
barrel by the side o the door. Nobody hurt by that
operation, bui one Mclaughlin, IN the muss, got roughly
visited the head by officer club. Wallace friends
fay NAT be meant no injury g any one but merely 10 let
b. officers Iawnoy and DAVIS, giving up his pistol
taken shc Seventeenth ward station house. where he
scsed Up About dozen officers vent 10 the rnuss bat
Me affair no further.
Eighteenth Wdrd.-This convention met az the corner OF
Twenty Second street and Third avenue and presided
ful ticket beng elected
N,asisenA i'od.-1he primary elections in this ward
passed harmonousy, the OF sixty rsi street
and Second aycuue, WIN. Mes a,doA N the chair.
ncefy.frt UGd-The fnli ant. 'r.mmany ticket wa
Annexed may be found the successful tIckcts-
FIRsT WARD.
pursasnt i H. ali d ne Iammany sl Coniee.
Genera ,ommilee-T Thomas Byrnes, Edward Burke Nj
Young Zen conlai,iee Fi1imens James Ftzge
Ss SSA9 sRR sos s N Su John Hogan
aes51 l laSg'i so Tsr FR Ma
Jane, osyassgh GTegory noran fr ,' Dennsiy
T II, s;i E,ssSsSsbr, Inspector.
JorS Ptaes. cerk
IN pursuance Of y cal Of The General Committee ensnsing
ro i9I,aaHy la ss i9osae nssss Sss as
corss Psirck sSnah9n a.es see 1ospg Msas S we
Hnlle, John tiars Charles Kruger. Ward Communicates