New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-22
with the proportion OF tho aggregate vote thrown by
each party for President
LOCAL POLTTlfN.
TIE TAMMhNY GENERAL COMMITTEE NOT Dis
HRARfENED-A COMPLIMENT TO JOHN KELLY.

TIE TAMMhNY GENERAL COMMITTEE NOT Dis
HKARTENED-A COMPLIMENT TO JOHN KELLY
Inc Iammany General Committee held u
regular meeting ut TlmmaEy Hall last evening, John
W. ChaHVF pre8idin-. Among tho delegates present
were Augustus schol John Fox, Ag6rnOn g. SnilyaD'
John Kelly ABRAHAM S. Hewitt, and Henry Poltmann.
Notwithstanding the results Of tho canvass, there
were no signs ~ depre ion but cheerful feeling pre-
dominated After tho meeting had been called % order
Abraham g. Hewitt advanced to the rostrum and read
TIC following resolutions which were unanimously
ndop;ed:
Eo' That the Gencsr' Commute. he sra- con ra'astng
te ~ o. se .at' eee on N Us c' al'houia
A o ue.es n.f adverse to their bones spd
Tor eol men the evidence eor'i oft willing
c. ics ~ nance An s,ilt ~ ts ma, e,oa, In
rsonai -cct5 amlou the eEclsoa high anl
atr purpose irving bon st. crabe aal lawsg admins
Conmo . 5.t ao d.cl,ag tali roiwhpinr ne peculiarly
sie el' uul1 ahch The lay oll,ls, vas slelee y
Democrat; prc es aid the candidates ano presented 90 oeie
vhr Of c Ic hii tie vital, the part) trsshsr'u,
echet winch desire reform ws IN rl 10 yo
oennP eo9,1aneat AL a al 5ymgIf WIN ~ od ~ne' 81 h
oce m declared anJ bones. Democratic elect
.i ~; r aI .-,' '--' '4- ' A'l-D" q" ~ 0'
y af ID shi. tie Gener, Committee will hail With d,ish
reunion Of lc Democrats 80 20 @ cry ani 4" ls' al
cl.s r5is a r consent to make any
ugoI abb ID has pTo' ise iracheran 70 tue
-I. o. ts D.o'' .. ,'' 2:''s 1870 ~ t5s sT Of DO
Aaoo a f,oa opy selling oiths aocrate Se AID a.onl
en- a, We ar9 al % e hoacs, misguided Deacrit
baLe the trs4ch 4n leaders, by leaving then on tle
Vic- vr alone ialcie te existence Of any DIVISION 10 me
party sn1 b. gHrs ar Oh rI,toos sih ne rl
s t.. sc a I 'o' = ncn eo7 y'ome 20 our flaAs' ana
Eg5 la-t sc leo.al o anees patriotic, and loyal CO.;
ta We cz end to them cor or a.taion unite Themselves with orr
S io .a ', e, h. e de- it band Of ossiio and to
% 20 s broth - a'or4 common cause ani entitled 70 3
f Participation ia al 'as -o' loaor and anPas OF 'e Democratic
Ko-st Committee Of ten 10 a,nd b, til. Chair whose
ci1 s or n, 5e i,.sbe thereof WI ma, lave ra.
6e se, aricnb 10 discipline and the righteous Indignation Of
ali eh-uueI D,mocrs any act Of bad E - OF teacAgy
vhe .ae I To- was nrerle and vee eryiog can.
die c3 90 Of m support oisr tai other candidates might "
Rso rli It 20 mite. hereby pie ,ses t,ef and the Demo
parry il, when represents, contnle the "o Of re-
p7i Ts mi 's iarid orI,az.to5, connect WITH Tam
r5ry m ~ be- com. ~ pirg- OF whitcy bad eyil
inalsacs -. midst, tbst the Dem cratic parry IN
de may b. ao orc .e Of progress, p4r sound prn'
v,h t M restored By the PEOPLE is guidance, i
o.ees Tor rel foarethe eIaaJ Of all men before the
Ro!' Th,, committee Of tbr-e DO appointed by the ch1.r to
mse4a,
WIN. H. Quincy then offered the following. which was
unanimously adopc amid great applause, the delegates
rus. cheering cnhus and waving their hats
Fei ThatH Committee %. trae te and hereby appointed BY
t CHAIR 20 d.t os n opt pee resolutions eSps we Of ths
. f. b. O.
Join r lple M hs earret a dislerolsel elorii IN le
interest Of Ti1rn au4 so,l go5e.l-sa-
In response to the loug-contnucd and vigorous calls
and cheering for Honest John Kally" that gentleman
advanced 10 the Platform, and with much feeling ex-
pressed hls qualification for the ovation that had bcan
rendered to hm. II, SAIL in part that ne did not de-
serve such dgt,crn- elcOIIm. tJries u Yes, you
dorl Tie had ouly dome that which was the duty Of
every honest Democratic insure tho Of tho
principles and candidates Of his party and to assist in
restoring It o. The proud position Of confidence which IL
held and eui0ycd 2j years ago 10 the duty OF all TO
Of auv CITY ON ns fc8 of lilo earth. Ii Vas
i,uoes.c m pr,ruf fo them as candidates the names
Who neither efficient nor honest In future
the nominations OF tn party should be such to insure
the support OF the community. lie believed I'm burying
past aud yet Ia so utilizing ts experience that sueh
results could he derived 40 the future. His motives
had been simply 10 reform their organization. He had
what he could to accomplish that end. His future
action would De directed 10 advance that object,
as he had no enemies TO punish or friends to
reward. In tho matter OF the Committee, the
rc.ult decisive. Members OF the organization
who come INTO the c9mmttee-room, participate IN
tho deliberations ana action. ana then leave II
simply 10 betriy IT, should be punished by immediate
expulsion In the matter OF the selection or candidates
personal oumtv should not prevail Dut ihey shOnu uu
al they could select good candidates and give
Tanmauy organization could do tls lGreat applause
Tue Chairman then appointed the following Com
mlttec5:
On R.,ouon,-wap H. clacy. Jerome Buck and AssrnOn
On Investigation an DciDrre Abraham Hewitt Augustus Scbel
J1,-pi Brneathil william Walsh, feyOe MieSOu joan Kelly
Evr Fgatucl Elsr ilaab jeremiah Halneacs and hl"af
On Finance ReporJoh0 Fos Charlie, IL Hlsseu and rhonn
TIE COUNTY CANVASS.
The Board of County Canyassers has, al
last brought 10 its work IN he XXIst Assembly
District. 10 relsembed at about 1879 yesterday morn
ing Supervisor Conoyer presided and Supervisors Fal
coner Martin. Plunkitt and Vance were present in ad
dt1n The attendance outside OF the railing was unu
saally small, but about large numbers crowded In
and u was with considerable trouble that order could be
maintained.
As tho XNIst Assembly District cauvassing drew to
close the excitement among the members as well as
outsiders Increased, and strong desire was manifested
IN GET the Allernanc totals so as 30 decide
possible ihe contest between Sh!es aud LySai GIT.
Three anIayiis were read from John T. Gillian OF No
3i3 West FOrty-fUurthst Louis Cohen or NO 05i sew
cuthave and John Kennedy OF Ninety seventies st. an(
Madsou-ve to the effect that they were legally enti
lied 20 vote and did In their respective districts fO
Johp Gillian candidate for the Office Of Controller.
/ A playful petition from WIN. Il dde independent can
dilte Tor Alderman, requesting that scattering" vote
be credited TO him on tue ground OF poor paste, causc
| some amusement.
| Having taken recess after the Of the &Xls
District the Board redssembed at p but did htt
| more than correct a few returns, The Chairman an
upruced that the Committee C1rrectOp3 would NEE
This morning NJ 10 ucOcS, tho regular Board az H. 0nf
the Committee on Protests at p IN, aiIef Nnlch tu
! Board adjourned.
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