New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
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certain Assembly District ORGANIZATIONS. IL was known
that IN at least Of the districts where investigations
had been made, entire reorganization OF tho
delegations would be recommended md there
was much interest manifested in regard to
| the decision OF the Committee in other cases
| Every delegation was well represented. Among
the prominent members were the Hon. Augustus
schelI the Hon. Samuel j. Tllden, tho Hon. John Kelly,
the Hon. j. Winthrop Chaner. the Hon John Morrissey
| the Hon. John Fox, VIM. C. Conner Timothy j. Camp
| bell. Martin J. Keyes, Timothy Brennan, exJudee
Spencer, Thomas L. Dunlap, District Attorney Garyn,
Justices Ledwih Shandley and Scott ex-senator Harry
Genet VIM Walsh, W. j. A. McGrath, VIM. Dodge, As
sistant Attorney Sullivan JuGsOn Jarvis, and
many others VINO have taken active part m tne Teor-
The meeting called TO order by the Chalrlnan mo
Hon. J. Winthrop CLanl r. Avery large majority ofihe
members answered 10 lhelr inimes. hA-AlutInian w"
liam Walsh, from the Committee On OIkahiz1tion pre-
Tbs COnioiss on os.niisiioS whom referred the subject
mater Of nqnnng INTO ,le snsfses made zig 1gans VIM & X I
Avlh Assembly Ds'es sod 70 male 1Thet rqag into the VIM
In s d Dist s W. snd that the en- niiee equally divided
originally etsb.he by TIE lonson Of The pe,'h osheTs ~, Co
oto egs 10th atr ne hosy cay s, cop,ep
iious and with that ler will sg1of the n0slst Gas
mads BY Ills Hall We neoTntd 70 your O.msa 70 t,nf :.
rrmaft elections Of HomihAmz CONVEX
tons We soT S3a. i1 Se 5p g s
dsgnae the Tlce ma Assembly Dtre where 100 eee oa sA
SA Teehours Id time ha be the sane As Al other Assembly
To- tpe iva Assembly District your Committee leave 10 report tat
mon saon We beheye that hs reastt' ~ IN
o. yor dy that Impossible harmooile them am Nol
attempting 70 INV ous dbl neons as 70 % @ , tsy
the Committee Be- dec ei 'se
beg report bst the charge msde asin
lers are nntue, and yoar Oo.aa'ee o's Z" "
IL the Win As.enb, Dsnct Committee sHd uro' s
Commit IRON that d.tnet tat it in pare proved n ,hs
,sry s'y which y 10 s1 ss,, DIT tbe no dsoyay
ever. SSI reason SO 70 ssSs that m &c token oHns
hat the con sed tat for che p7en oui CoD''''"
t4 die arg,i from consideration n 1se sGy,G
In tle iXtb Aemy Committee en- that here 30 20
harmony Of acton great Ss o, eo.eahes ~ %
10 the Lear eisceIey aaeut At this laIcus t, ~ %
Con m tse sate ever hk that vii be- Ana IN ves OF
il,, uehe - recon 30 ,l 10 , ,is e nos Gi tst tie
cbur,rs sgan noyeua member. bad any ioo ~ 'i'
In he Xib Assembly your Committee ROAM nd has
the Of fredsros hePl e De a'A ~ h., made seps,
ni1dna member. Committee hal no, wet loele'
Ses,ns st osg c ,@2oss' 90 G,s"e san 10 s af
present e,n1iOn o. II, sh Nature I@. al
me oisooans @ s he f,e.. and tlat unless some action
tLort 70 hanonss ] "a mac Inc rponsb,y win ss scung
msio Who could set tget eneeny a. The
s1 D a toI po s stisc tie CoToe elective recommend
thai The seas Pe Meuiea Alo rhnp OiAHoA be 'eesi
'' Yoar Committee have further investigated he ee' e'in,t the
hai tbey se unir4e to be aea'sd f any
i.i;A.s osoaaeTslsa Of tls 50 Jecii
An Of vtca respectfully submitted. c,, = STANDBY
ke Jane Unions r. sh'hfy'
EiS N flaa TmOhy j. campbell. Johu AHsou Jae' ne
' oSs b. 10y q y S 9nT. u w. Genet Ihomss a.
ptics NcAiUen attempted to obtain hearing, but
was ruled out OF order. Mr. Genet moved me gGOueh
OF the report, and tnls was seconded Dy dr HalAh OF.
McMulicn lheD accorded heathk ahd suH 'i ~
was In favor OF the National nd State Democratic noDl'
noes, aud vlnmsoeyer TGmnnny should dominate.
Mr. Aclt .aid at tie primary eicCtsn held kst olths
in ne XIV. District Iepeatgg Was dIne 10 50 tHOl-
s that the election was sol ASIDE ana Iho
flol ma, ID
eeut The dstl.rt lie thought this action OF mo tOn-
neSio on ecu mat portion Of tie Geicgato
OF reform aud the nienhs OF or Iwted -, =. $780,,
against Mr. Mcbullen OF being iaV0raDle 10 INeed. -,
br. Ackert reioiued that II dld NOS become one VINO
indicted und the friend OF those VINO were h,otSa
Tor fraud question his action Oh alenpt 70 lead 'ho
MT Weaullcu said he had been friend OF william NJ
Tweed nat every dollar lao possessed III Tue word ne
owed To Tweed Dut Tweed was not now Al amman
Hail. he could not set what lie had 10 DO Win 'ho
matter. ,..- 49,. .. ,,o.
that portion Oh II relating 10 MI mcMnIeh DC s'fcheh
Mr. Kelly objected. 1t was necessary that there
sbuld he "a yOfgiug majority IN the district. Chtges
had been against McMnllen that lie wa moi aeg
harmony with 1amnauy Hail. ana ne Deie'eu mem
Ia he tte He thought very sdange that inc member
from The XXlst Distinct tGeneD Lad stultlhed Hhsen
by signing report ana iLen' "Heh IL came UP Up
Mr. Macarthur said he had signed the report for Genet
at tie request member or the commlitee ceDate
foiDwed durng which Messrs. Kelly and Genet ques-
famed each others NeraCty. Aurdn D. heWlt ana WIZ
Wash strongly urged tnat tDe itPl'noh""b
tbe ReiorIn movement sustained, the former ue-
claru that unless the recommendations oi the commit
lee on ORGANIZATION were complied with BIS IhctiOh
would withdraw and the latter stating tlat ne was
against Tweed and his faction uuder any ana All cIcuu
Stances vote then taken on inc ainebuiheht
offered by MIR. Genet aud II voted down by large
majority. question was then carried on the auopiOh
report OF the Committee on Organization ana THIS
was sdOILed by about the same rate. 49, -
report also received from the Committee on Or
panzauun calling for the holding of PRIMARY elections
on the 50 st elect deleeaJes 10 conventions W NC
held as follows: Judiciary ana congress on
dates Tor Mayor, Coroner, and 10 Aldermen 10 De heo
Oct NJ Convention 10 nominate Assistant Aldermen on
Oct H. Tue call the primaries ana was
ordered 10 be published Ia 1iiE lhlbCsk ana oner I'VE
uanrrs On motion vi Mr. Kelly II was resolved tnht
Inc vacancies the lVth District be referred 70 me
Committee On Organization, AMI that the Comui''ee
meet to-day AT q. N.