The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

hours ono Of these three adherens that the universal
award 70 MI DelAvsn OF unparalleled dsnterestednsss
N the peror nance o his Official duties has created in
him, by simple force OF merit, mos formidable rival 70
sho mayorsy and that absolutely requisite that no
fooud be checkmated In the outset would other wso
shortly hold unlimited power in his hands that, there
FORE Gs Conen another Eighth ward member OF the Com
niitee, mutt remain ps,sd permanently against him. and
orecver the present action Of the committee respecting
primary meetings will be precedent for the entire
r2 year. the naturalization OF Mr. Deayan's popularity
was conedered TO be important measure now than
II could become a. any future time.
What makes the whole matter worse that all OF the
members OF the Eighth Ward Committee do not reside In
that ward al ALL Ar. Deavan, therefore, at once
before the transaction OF business and moved on this
srorrd that Mr. Richard Compton be expelled from tho
cotnmiitee Even this had BEEN however oreseen, and
On motion OF Captain Rypders the resolution OF the City
Inspector laid the table, by vote OF as gAnst
49, which majority, Of course meant 10 signify that
in the opinion OF the greater part OF tue Tamsny red
sfnt arssocracy II 10 legitimate and proper first to buy
out ward then 10 transfer the purchased property 70
INDIVIDUAL not residing IN II, which latter parsonage may
sssss IN appointing inspectors who ahs give certificates
OF election 10 any delegate 10 Syracuse whom the said
allen may designate, without any reference whatever
the disgusting details OF mo jority and minority.
The minutes Of the last meeting of toe committee wore
then read the roll called, and. after the presentation Of
the report Of the Committee Organization the different
plaDS were discussed which have mentioned above.
Tia, reported fsvoraby upon finally accepted
msorty Of as to 49, oui before this result attained
Mr. Waterbury again Introduced the expulsion Of COMPTON
topic under form; that 70, he amended the resolu
ton before the committee 30 that the appointment OF in
Epec.ors would cevove upon committeeman residents IN
their respective wards" This amendment, against which
Nr. Fowler (hayng vacated the cnair in favor of VII
son Smali) spoke, was defeated Thus the non.resi
dency nurnbug was clinched.
A. about zine O'Clock the committee were surprised by
the entrance OF the Hon Daniel T. Sickles Nearly at me
same time came In though not with the member from
Third district, Dr. Tucker who challenged Mr. Sichles
months ego 10 meet him In mortal combat The two
Fat on neghboripg chairs, dangerous proximity. Cap
tain RyDdere at from his sea. and shook his
honorable colleague cordially BY the hand; SO did Mr.
Corporation Attorney. Geo. H. Purser. sr. sickles
greeted Mike Tromy with sectonae How ye do Al
defman which was properly responded To- bus with these
exceptions, we did not obaerye that Mr. S. bad any
qnantsnces in the room. He took active p,r. in the
busn e and lett after stAJiug Conside ably less than an
hour.
The business Of the meeting having been disposed
Of ana Tuesdey evening next, between six and eight
O'Clock designated the time Of election the ward mem
bers proceeded to their inspectors according
tue just adopted and also the places Tor holding Tho pOs
rhue, while the democratic in the respective dis
tFica were quietly sleeping IN ner beds at home, their
kind hearted, aminble, secoartitu.ed representatives.
not only named toe inspectors who should preside
ner elections Of delegates 10 but they did this
90 efecuny nat ii s resolved upon, at toe present
uen by Aessrs Fowler and mis- ssBooses precisely whc
shall 20 10 the Stale Convention aud the st made up nj
the Posi- Office will inevitably and inralliby obtain cer,a
ostsa OF election, even though they should NOT gel
ta1y vote.
Wishing 10 cap the climax in every way or ahsurdity
resolution was mean~Le offered aud passed, that
mee Of ore from each ward be appointed 70 upon
this c and to protest against the contracting or the
Labor In the public stores at No 12 Broad street. Mr.
Clancy, County Clerk, remarked thai the contracts in
question had been signed sealed delivered, and the
ry given by the contractors 20 the government
Jays ago. and pointed out the folly OF acton the part OF
the committee under such circumstances. Wm KiEsner,
deputy collector Of assessments Of the Fourteenth ward
moved that the committee appointed request Mr. COBB to
have advocated the public contract plan This ro
solution was also adopted and the committee adjourned