The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03

Fifth district Mr. Price viii ploospy no' ~
nominaton In tho Seventh district, where Hutchins!
is opposed by Bradley. both may have 10 retire. and
the ISs% he S WIN
the Eighth district Mr. Hosea Perkins, ne
talked ., a. sor. man 70 pu. forward Tor he sssa
orship Mr. Richard L. Larremore Is also spoken OF In
@ connection The slate 0r II, o,. no;
out OF chaos which al present prevails In connection
with tho other Offices.
sherin-Michss Connolly.
County Clerk-willam c. Conner
supreme Court Judge-william a. Leonard (prsseat
District Attorney Nelson J. Waterbury.
supervisor-smith Ely.
cordng 20 the last accounts and the closest study Of
the workings Of the rings and factions Of Tammany and
the Independent organizations who contend with the
chiefs of the wgwam for the control Of the city govern
ment
TIE NAYoaAlTY
Increasing interest is being felt throughout the city as
TO the action TO be taken by the democratic Union party
or Cooper Institute democracy In presenting candi-
OF NJ John Anderson is more and more spoken OF in
this connection and there is little doubt but combina
ton OF the outsde organizations with tho democratic
Union party, with Mr. Anderson it's standard bearer,
would secore victory and nfict crushing defeat
the Tammany party. The Tamnapyites arc collecting
the sinews OF BY general aud moro than usually
heavy upon the employees In all the Offices
subject 10 their control or influence This system
OF svying an assessment on the recurrence or each
election to support the candidate Of ring 10 that
has been long denounced but still permitted to exist to
the disgrace of the city and Of public men. With
the overthrow Of the Iammany oiigarchy and Tcmmsny
factions and the Iammany candidate for Mayor In De-
cenber next better order of things Ill be guraed
and the first step taken to complete revolution in
city government This can only be effected by the
united action OF the whole anti Iammany element
binng upon man hko Mr.. Anderson and electing him
10 the chief ma2istfacy.
Meeting Of the arcKeon General Com usi,tce-
Rcports of h.( n M tees Auyf0us Dele
Rstes-A breezy Tinc-The unterri6ed Ven-
tiiatipg Themselves.
The General Committee OF the NcKcon wing OF tho
unterrifed democracy held pow.wow last night in
back of the building known as Masonic Hal, in
East Thirteenth street. AT twenty minutes past eight,
fortyve members being present, the secretary called
the roll OF delegates 2o3 in all and then sat down
hausted. When he had somewhat recovered his breath
no essayed Of the proceedings Of the last
session of the General Committee, held time In
July, which session, judging from what the
Secretary read have been prayerully occupied in
selecting chairman II being found necessary, among
other resolutions adopted, that gentleman prominent
not only in the committee but In the pary should be
chosen 10 bear with becoming humility the high posi-
ton of honor to which the McKeoniies to elevate
HIM. The Fates selected Mr. oBrien. The report was,
of course adopted and following announcing that
regular delegates from the Twenty ward
those the ticket headed by Mr. Thomas Cushug the
other ticket not bong worth shucSs, knowing
IN what grocery FOR wha, secret purpo they
were chosen.
Upto this time the proceedings were conducted with
duo socmniy; but when tho secretary suggested that
the chair should apPoin; The committees to tho
chine slight breeze ruled The surface OF the political
waters which rather increased in force by remark
Of the Hartman, innocent tsolf the eject that tho
appointment, OF the committees should he postponed
,.,.lss
"Whin viii that DO, Nsther PrisdenU' cried an ax-
cited member, jumping u his ieet
Eve ought 10 meet 90 often possible, said another.
At the same time, by way OF emphasis snappng his
ingers, or this thing u 20 up.'
o prepare themselves for war Of words upon subject
which generally occupies the sero1s or most
grease necessary for tie proper
u0rlcation OF tho machine
ayes, let's know when we're 10 meet agiun exclaimed !
he first speaker, IAN thin we can talk about it'
Discussion followed to when the representatives OF
the AcReoncs should meet 'asn.n aud after the oner
ing OF one or two motions, and amendments added
thereto II Was unanimously decided, without taking
VOTE however, that the sergeant should Invite
the landlord ioo tho room to let them know when v.
would DO his pleasure 10 let the committee convene |
The landlord politely remarked that he General Com
mt:ss iniget NEE, Wien they pleased provided they
dldnt coma there On Wednesday night
Then move to meet here on next Thursday eysn-
mgr cried voice That sounded like the squeak Of
rusty door hinge from distant part OF he room. |
"fhe fammany Committee NEE on Thursday nigb.,n |
sowled delegate seated ma, tho 1oor
'who keers n '''''N'
nIts our duty, here reuarkod Tie Chair. in The sim.
pleat manner possible, .tts duty 10 watch Tsmmany
Hall, Tor by i we exist"
81. vauderSoort here and spoke 1t sore length
on the necessity Of having constitution and bylaws
adopted, that such should be- pot INTO every msnbers
hands for the guidance Of AL.
where's the money 10 come from-ssy f' said q
meinbos IN chuck ing voice, as " he felt be vas say
ng sometime remarkably funny.
lone ON sshscTibair
"And 50 VII l." shouted another IN the voice Of a
SiencP. Applause and laughter greeted this srnouncs.
nent, amid cries Of 'Let's ADJOURN"
'',-ontiem1n nsls,n shouted an excited lo7rl.e who
stood on his ices that he might be heard all the more
DISTINCTLY 'gentetaan asks whore money s ~ come
romY Money Hal there's money in the hands Of tho
Treasurer ir Also cir. IN lsuds Of Mr.. Cushing sir
onr a.e treasurer s!r And lr Chairman, ], Sir would
Ike 70 have committee appointed 10 on sir. Cugh- |
ns ST. aIi set nnn 70 let u know now much mcney
mi hyass -
ga the excited orator subsiding general staanlns Of
eet toowsd, ana four OF I'VE delegates stood mp
'i.i'ne1 the aoof.
Tie Presiden-r have been givon to nnee,slans nat
W. Giles gave Nj. Swift $500. Let's know someihiig
peiessl.-wlat has NJ svs,t 10 do with ihc ,s,no,
n the hands Of NJ. Gushing, siy
Hers efl voices wore heard pitching some into
Mr. Gushing, ohc,s into Ms swi. aud others sgsn into
The fgeslcsnt-order, order, gentlemen
Delessie-L-t's Know MI shout This Re, sr swift
Another De!esaie--Nc we vent to hear VIA, AS.
,ushms has 10 saw We ara a hoac4i men, YOU <uo'v
Laughter. IN wh,ch ths President loinodl
NJ. Oiser-N r cushing has hsi seven months 10 re-
,olt 10 Sc want report from him; must A4ye
money up goes tlc machine.
Mr.. vsndeNoofi--ihs IL useless. Lasi year no less
hAa I've coruli ,eeS appointed 60 wan Cushing
ud Sc hhn o. let know how much money tha CON-
ra. Committee had 70 run Che machine With; but Mr.
,ussius could nevor be found when waulcti--tseusa
ION while SIR >'gn vas always ready 20 rapor.
DeleEaae-s,iies gave the orsani1alicu $500.
Another Deisgaie But Swn couldl account tor but
1864. snd anothsr $50 non the seventeenth ra-d
TIE ffssiien1-lsu't there question OF veracir
l.rof
A Oc,sssie--No. nor OF hnaesty
Nr. ,n,hius with q urong HibOn.an sccsull.-Yela |
a isisiEg away hero about = ohity sos when hayo
. ro' et 81 vhob I'm roliv 20 lard over 10 the
Dcrai Coplmav snv time tncy want g. rae ,livff 81
Nrf Lsv ise1 ef treasurer, Tor 500 I'd onv
nosr Ne rclee 10 ~ eaen put 60 Or 'hs Oaj trance
Ell pin dilirg out agnaf Who run lhs machine !
tsk lait faiE ID rlescii an 40 o,h.f grf.erey
Ne - al 81 500 an we d,fnresf 81 5ol and who bui
oe, su rs en,cen districts o. ino Jcnty- second
1u y gas ne laa- raised 500 Tot ttl. and who
Amused fof ~ Mary one a, VOC nut indeed !
ali Tie Ins cal'1i upon nc 70 give ysse sSs