New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CrTy POLITICS.
ORGANIZATION OF THE TAMMANY HALL GEN
FRAL COMMITTEE.

rpoRG ANIZATION OF THE TAMMANf HALL GEN
ERAL COMMITTEE.
I'm election day it was apparent that there
ras treachery In the ranks Of the General Oomhooo
Tsmmony Hall Many Of those who had taken part IN
enc nownatne conventions, and pledged themselves 10
support the choice of the majority repudiateo ther
PROMISES and either failed TO vote or else supported the
ndidates OF the opposition. Since then the Committee
an Organization has taken a great deal OF testimony
relative 10 the matter and consequence mas uecareu
vacant the seats eight OF the delegations 10 the "e"
eral Committee and made changes In other os'rc.s,
At tho meeting Of the General Commttee' hou
on Thursday evening. substitutes were named
for uhe delegations from the With With ana Atn
Distcts The Committee Organization has also oeen
listening TO evidence concerning the acton OF
of the delegations from the With, Ath' ALAN, anu
XXIst Districts. The report OF the Coinm''eo WIZ W
presented to the General Committee at its meeting "
le held tonight In the Of the districts the ma
~ Of the charges of treachery and lack Of support OF
the candidates presented by Tammany Hall were sus-
.a,ned nv proof and accordingly che Committee on Ut
Sanixation will recommend that the personnel OF inc
delegations be entirely, in good part changed Inc
following are the new delegations recommended Oy 'no
Committee:
Edwin r. Meade James Boyle, John Kelly Philip ket-
terer. Jacob hohrman, George van pSors Henry
Hughes James IL. Roome, Henry Warren james Day ray
Adrian J. Roberts, Thomas Neigsn Lou Ha ~ Iosep6
Jennings. John Carrie. , - no.o,ora
Seyenh Dstr1et-In addition to the names heretorqre
given those of Alderman Jenkins Van Schack anu Co
lott sandferd the latter partner OF the hOn' a ~
E,nh District lin part)-Edward Gilon: VIM III Gray
James Fitzpatrick George w. Norton Ihonlas rivers
Charles Moflhargy, Lawrence McDermo't Oh"fieS
O'ROrke. Oil. ~,, ,r w..
E,neieenn Distriei-M T. Brennan, Benjamin W: Van
Voorhs Andrew Smith, John G.. SCHULZ, Edward flsner
Daniel r. Temann, Joseph ]. Marvin L. f. Mculnh'
David L. Baker. James Z: Ialcott; ,,,, ,,r
hrerh tirsi DistTiet-Thomas Mcsped0n JACOB r. MIL
ler John II Mccarthy, VIM. q. Wood Thomas Pearson
James 3. Turner Charles Crazy, Andrew kenneoy'
Henry Van Holland, Matthew Coogan, Isaac T. BrQWn'
niah Feare Henry Schubert, John Hart, Frederick
IAndmann, Louis BroEi, Nicholas Hass, w. hnOuoS' D.
Colwoll, A. HiDman. ,,s,
Among the more prominent members OF the late dele
cation from the With District who have lost their seats
arc Assembyman Michael Norton, Assistant Alderman
Isaac Robinson, ex-Alderman George ID Mtcheli, OK,
AssembymAn Christopher Johnson and Deputy Shefin
Glennon. In the IXth District. among Others are
exPOlire Justice VIM Dodge Ignatus Flynn ana James
ID. McCleand. None Of the delegation from the AlAtl
District recommended. The more prominent OF tn'
old members were Thomas O'Callaghan, Thomas Nolan
Thomas shannon. Louis T. Brennan, and Mlcnael Qugg
have lost ex-senator H. ". Genet, EDWARD a
Moore, Hugh Moore, Patrick DUNCAN, Jacob NJ Long
aud Francis Geig.
These substitutes merely hold their positions to tn
end OF the year The General Committee at its meeting
tonight viii gnate the time and places for hodin
primaries to elect the General Committee. 1t 1
understood that any one who favored the Apollo Ha
candidates at the recent election will be refused
fn the new General Committee. Many old Democrat
who have held alOOf from Tammany Hall for sewers
years past 1t is said win allow their TO be use
at the coming election as candidates for seats in the
General COMMITTEES.