New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
THE ANTI-TAMMANY LEAGUE.

ACTION OF THE PEOPLES LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC Or
GANzATION.
The Peoples Liberal Democratic Organiza-
ton. or AntTammauy Democrats. met last evening at
Irving Hall. with Thomas j. Creamer, President. In the
chair On call Of delegates it was announced that the
organization had been perfected, and that there was
full delegation for each Assembly District A
great deal OF routine business was trans
acted. during which Henry G. Autenreith appeared
on behalf Of the German American Association, and
announced that they had unanimously accepted the
entire county ticket headed by Mr., Ottendorfer The
announcement received with great enthusiasm.
Nelson J. Waterbury moved that the representatives
from each Assembly District select ten delegates TO
in their respective Assembly, Adermanic, and
gressiona Conventions to nominate candidates to
the Districts In which nominations had not areaey been
made. The motion was carried, and IL was
stated that IN two-thrds of the Assembly
Districts the candidates had been put in nomination
It ordered that scompete list of the candidates
agreed upon for the several Offices should be presented
adjourned meeting, TO be held on Monday evening
Mr. Waterbury stated that 1t had been agreed by the
several organizations united in this opposition TO Tam
many Hall, that q committee OF % from each body
should be appointed conduct the campaign It was
thereupon decided that the Committee should consist OF
ono member from each Assembly District, one
from the annexed wards, two at large, and
the President. 1t was announced that Edward Hogan
With District; John Hardy. IXth District, and James
OBrien. Xh District, mad been ndorsem by the 0rsan
cation as their nominees Congress The Hon. Td0mas
E. stewart behalf Of the Liberal Republicans, stated
that they ready confer with this organization as
10 the nominations and 1t then ordered that tne
District Conventions confer with the Liberal RepuDu-
cans Mr.. Mitchell at this point submitted resolution
to the effect that the Anti-rammany Democrats Wouu
not indOrse any candidate for Assembly who would not
support Mr. Ottendorfer for Mayor and Mr. Jones ror
Register. ,., =, .s,
spirited discussion followed the Introduction OF TINS
resolution which participated Ill by Mr waterbury
Mr. Shea Mr.. Savage, and Mr.. Ransom. During Tue De
bata IL was stated that John Kelly mad already oeen
named by Tammany Hall for United States sen
ator in place Mr.. Fenton in case the
Democrats should get majority In the Legis
lature The sentiment OF the meeting was PLAINLY
indicated by their hearty applause oil the espeaKers
VINO denounced most bitterly John Kelly anu Jonn
Morr.sey as the Thmmany Hall leaders But there
Us an earnest in all the expressions OF
LOYALTY Democratic party OF the state ana Oh te
Tinted states The discussion which was developing
some strong dere OF opinion was summary ended
by referring the resolution to the Committee On Orga
zati0D. A.. xvrr,, AsaauhIv
District held a meeting night In No 7Sj Nlnth-sVe
Mr. NJ Trageser in the chair Propositions were naae
nv the President indorse the following canuloates
i Tllden FOR Governor, William DOrsneiner Ipr Lieu
o. Ottendorfer Tor Mayor, r "a Sonos
for Register, Fernando Wood for Congress anu Leo -
Dessar for Assembly. Toe resolutions OHereu Ior ns
purpose condemned the strongest terms the nomlna
iiis made " Tanmany Hail. Mr. Ii. Lehr ana seVerai
othrIs opposed the resolutions. but NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tney we're adopted by large majority