New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
TANNANY IN THE FIELD.

CORDIAL ENDORSEMENT OF THE LIBERAL CAN
fDATEs-PREPARATION5 FOR LATIIICA-
TION MEETING.
The Tammany Hall General Committee held
a regular meeting last evening at the headquarters IN
Fourteenthst. There fun attendance IN spite OF
the intense heat Tie President John ". Chanler
pied the chair. Among the prominent members
of the Committee present were: Grand saehem'
Augustus sohen John Kelly, John Fox, William
E. Dodge Judge Thomas a. Ledwith Gen. Francis B.
spinola, James NJ. Mscgregor, Juison jarvis M j.
Keese John Hotalng, Timothy Brennan, WIN. walsh,
Nicholas segur. Prof Chandler, Lewis T. Brennan and
W J. 4. McGrath. The Chairman stated that they had
met for the purpose Of making arrangements for holding
grand mass meeting 20 1ufy the nominations OF the
National Democratic Convention held at Baltimore
This announcement was received with loud applause
The roll OF delegates then called, nearly J0J answer
ing 70 their names.
Fx-sberif Kelly, Chairman Of the Committee on BY
Laws submitted report from that Committee, contain
ing q number OF amendments. The section giving 10 the
Committee on Organization power 20 I'LL vacancies In
each delegation from the respective Assembly
Districts, was discussed at length. Finally, on
motion Of Mr. Kelly, II WAS resolved that
when a person is recommended by majority Of the
delegation Of the Assembly District in which the vacancy
occurs he shall accepted by the Committee on Organ
izanon The following resolution, from the Committee
on Oreanlzation was offered by John Kelly and adopted
without a dissenting voice. the Of the Libenl
candidates being received with enthusiastic cheers aad
other manifestations Of applause:
Resolred. That the Democratic Republican Genenl
COMMITTEES of the City OF New-YOrk hereby cheerfuy
indore the nominations OF Horace Greeley Tor Presnt
OF the United States and b. Gratz Brown for Vceesl
dent made at Baltimore ON the gth andlOA Ci jay 1tZ
and hereby pledge them undivided ana hearty up
port.
The following resolution was also received from The
Committee Organization, and adopted amid the ap-
plause OF the members:
al Of 4
bly, District appointed by the Char 20 organize mass
t S5iinttee NAV Sernine 10 ratfv the n0mInat ons
made Baltimore, and that said Committee be enTow-
this city favorable TO the object OF this resolution.
The Chairman said that he preferred that the dega-
tons should select from each OF their numbe, 70
constitute this Committee. This proposition after ,on-
siderable debate voted down. and the Chairnanap-
pointed the following Committee on Mass Meeting IrOr
to the adjournment:
First District Edward Burke; Second District Tim
Othy Brennan Third District, James GiObOns Forth
District James Bagley; Fifth District Nelson W. Young;
Sixth District. Timothy j. Campbell; seventh Dsnct'
AIgcrnon g. Sullivan; Eighth District, Edward Walsh
Ninth District william E. Dodge; Tenth District An
Twelfth Djstrict Henry Woman; Thirteenth District,
William Lamb; Fourteenth District, Aaron testeTeti
friet Alfred n Eckert seventeenth District, jerome
Buck Eighteenth District, John Kelly Ninteenth Dis
liam H. QuinceY; twenty first District Jacob NJ Long,
The Committee will be called together posi-
BILE TO make preparations for the ratification meeting
The date of the meeting has not yet been decLed on
Representatyes from all other organizations wiling TO
cooperate in the Liberal movement will be heartily
welcomed and assigned share OF the work Of prepara-
ton and places the meeting All tie details VIII DE
perfected as soon as possible is intended that the
meeting shall De one of largest that has been held in
TINS city for many years. and large number Organ-
cations outside OF Tammany Han VIII take part III the
proceedings.
Among the doegates'present last evening in ammanY
Hall there seemed TO be only feeingthat Of enthusl-
asm the Liberal ticket and unbOunded confidence IN
its NewYOrk State was regarded as certain 10
give 5O,OG majority for Greeley aud Brown.
Messrs. ChAnler, ScheL, and Kelly were Questioned
relative to the significance OF the words or the resO-
ton TO the effect all other organizations favorable 10
the election Greeley and Brown were invited 70 CO.
operate with Tammany I'm the proposed mass netting
They replied that the words To be taken lte.ily,
and that hearty welcome would be extended 20 81 or
ganizatiOns, whether Democratic Liberal re
publican. IL only necessary that they
should heartily support the National Demo
cratic aud Liberal Republican nominees leaN,
ing out OF sight minor issues. Local questions ,oud
be settled another time, and need not interfere with
national questions. What II needed. they said, Is mar
mony and cooperation In promoting the success tue
nominees OF the Baltimore aud Cincinnati Conventions