New-York tribune., 1873-02-07
POLITICAL COUNCILS.
THE TAMMANY GENERAL COSiMITTEE-SIGNIFI-
CANT RESOLUTIONS.

the Hon. John Kelly, VIM. &. ConnOr, Coroner Young,
Edward F. Donnelly John Fox, A. 7. Ackert, Abram g.
Hewett, Anthony Esckhof, Feodore MiersOn, and
Others
The list of representatives to the General Committee
from the various Assembly Districts read. The
treasurer reported $500 in the treasury.
The Hon John Kelly, Chairman of The Committee on
Organization, offered the following.
coss Ss ss elS Il Ss mE' & s
rurtons which have been exposed IN our municipal at were
Of legislators bat inevitable consequence poutng The very
foundations justice by the substitution Of peoos pecuDsry consider
aons in lien Of devotion to the public welfare alone
Rereas 1t IS easy % trace the y from which opr people are now
suffering to reckless departure from the Telsled pnne
pies upon which the Government founded BY the
served and only such be delegated to the General Govnmeu.
as are nepensae peessAhy 70 preserve our national D sn
should be gdy kept separate and under pIt however plausible
Rhea Il especially evident that the deep disgrace when has
aen upon the City Of NewYOrk from The o. t az.
fam would have been possible the executive functions
! OF the Msyo, IS the head o. The Cg Government: mt
been impaired confused and transferred to irresponsible
oSebe for the common purpose Of efSg themselves the public
expense and providing for the penSonng Of their relatives and depend
government executive legislative and Judicial in the hands Of rings Of
s So s Es name Of TS%%aS Hal a odou. before
had been usthu from It's unwaerng devotion to Democratic done
Wsas length this community man determined to
wealth % well as its maahoo and driving nom
nd placing the control Of the public money temporarily trust
Wroas In this general uprising Democratic party Of this city,
casting out those among their sympahIe with The
those cheering politicians in the Republican party who desired % TO TsOn
pnucped officials devoted personal aggsndiIs
men and caring nothing for the general welfare ana M9
for this city viii good government by onierng on the
once now seS b man whose past Services long eIpeeSce
integrity Joined admitted ability fully entitled him to the pubic
eosd il the Of the Democratic Ia whom We M represent
Of this city the reht BY giving them The power TO
Of the Government among elected principles
bodied the Constitution o. me ntea States WHEREBY tne s
subject to rejection Of the Common Council such
sa0' s With be % e'' s FsA % Of O's absolute ' I@o7 Of any
officer appointed without consulting the Common Goanc such re
immediate with the night the Mayor 20 bu the
temporarily u4t the Common Council sha so1 m
responsible for honest aceut and economical administration o the
That M as possible mosep. 1 yer, @ ,so's @ is,sP be
ana urge The Legislature provide spring and that all In
lee Of the Feera san3ans on an ihe elections
that utieu may have r opportunities not only % tI
part others and to lend their aid in bringing such odeners "
ssolr,d That the stringent should passed for The
hmnt Of Illegal yodng for aaeaancs IN ohce and o aspS I'D
Iord In Of the Of crime in midst and The
@ms5 & o. yS''s % ess sfeP -s % ana p ibc ury system is
wDrvy demanded bv the public welfare ani that The Of
tl Legislature Of Constitutional Contention IN session
eauuey called subject exceeded BY none n its importance ard
consideration and action win the exclusion I
guorRt incompetent and eoJgR men from M The tribunal T'n & &
The resolutions were adopted unanimously. It was
Houses of the Legislature the Governor, and the Con
stltutonal Convention. The Chairman announced the
| following standing committees:
on Maaspai GoneTTaeSt-Abrahsm Lavreuce DANIEL T Tie
jeremiah Thomas aespedon Richard Flanagan Alfred = Asse
on FYnGR-Joh1 Kelly, Edward J. FitIpsreE Timothy Brtn
Charles H. HasNe Henry Hughes Thomas Pearson, Edward
& corrponao-Joseph Blumentba Richard Peovf Charles NJ
Clancy, Frederick Ammer Wm H. Buns John Tyler Kelly Chns
On EaiTados-EiOtt Sanford Dennis Quinn, John HUGHES
william W. Cook Jacob a Gross Francis Ewing Bd"ard l. Don
on Praag-whan Conno Nelson W, Young James J. King
Thomas Shes. Seth C. Douglas Joseph Koch BdwaId Gon
APOLLO HALL TO BE REORGANIzED.
A call will soon be issued for primaries for
the election of members of the new Apollo Han General
Committee. which win consist Of one representative
from each district The representation will be
by Wards instead of Assembly Districts as is the Gus
tom with the other political organizations.
An entire reorganization will effected in ward
delegations and the committee Will consist very
largely Of new men, number of the new members
will be those who have acted until recently with the
Tammany Han General Committee.
The faction heretofore headed by the Hon Benjamin
Wood and ex-Register John McCool, and calling itself
the National Democracy has also coalesCed with Apollo
Hall. Among the prominent men who will probably
head the delegations from the various wards to the
& w Coyelps Plynp John Moore and Nicholas Muller; Fifth
Ward map Mehae Madean Terence Duffy and Alderman
Bryan Rensy John GaTa Wm sSMs1on sdEs oGIo3 GGIG9e
Davidson VIM Dodge Teuth wsroClss Gansna1n J. G. Brink
mann Major Bere Wm. W. Vanderbilt Twelfth Ward-BdHsrd
s.a Gas IPR 1e 81 Ger1aa1 John G. Rspp Thomas
Csysnagh fsineh ~ y S1v.fntb
sam Jones @ Aue Cg m He5ten Fred RoiwsgeD Tgbtetnth
wa-Burton Harrison Robert b Mooney AIeinsn german W
BTby Alderman Cunningham. Cornelius Rcley Matthew Bard
Alderman peter Giey senator Bnen Henry l. Gin
ton Nelson Tappsn WA. G. Barrett l. kernan Aldermen Mon
g9ee SpsHe Roswell Hatch Henry Murray joyce
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Liberal Republican General Committee
met last evening, at No. sl4 Broadway, Thomas L.
Stewart presiding Three committees were appointed ::
On CAarter-Mer Classy, Pohsmus GlautnsEe Fhsn Coeh'
On Organanoa-Me1E hoCambar Barnett Cooke Forbes and
on G5snioh and Bg. Lavs-Mea Foster Miller and Mulesn.
Resolutions favorIng Woman Suffrage offered,
but were not acted upon The following were elected
delegates TO theGenera Committee from the lst Assem-
bIy District Peter j. stuyyesant, J. NJ Mills Thomas
Di1on T. j. Kelly, W O'Brien. and j. J. Bvrnes.
Rufus F. Andrews addressed the meeting, saying in
substance that the recent developments IN Credit
Mobier would have tie tendency TO send 10 the ranks
of the Liberal party a large number OF honest men who
were disgusted with corrupt legislators Had the people
known in September what they now know OF Credit
Mobier ana the corrupt cabal which rules the country
they would have cast solid vote for the Liberal can
didstes. - .,, ,.., ~.
intended 10 pass despite all that DIX, Havemeyer and
the people had thought and said against IT,
Mr l. omis said that the Liberal Repunnean General
Committee had for it's future the vndication OF the
great principles 10 the advocacy OF which Horace
Greeley mad died. They ennsted ~ tie cause OF
good government, and despite all vcssitudes, would
eventually triumph. ,,,,
party referred the present condition OF the 0rgan
zatiO and said that in the earlier days OF the Repu
can party had been present at meeting OF Repub
Ucans OF seven counties in NevYOrk, and there were
not half many present az there were delegates a the
meeting of the Liberal Republican General Committee
Speeches also made by Gen. Palmer, Gen
CochTane, and others.
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