New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
LOCAL POLITICS.

MEETING or THR NEW TAMMANY HALL dEERAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM APOLLO HiL-A
COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION APPoINTEf
The first meeting of the new Tannany
Hall General Committee was held last evening u the
headquarters in Fourteenth-st The new bod! COM
prises all the prominent members OF b old
organization. and number Of those who
have heretofore acted with Apollo Hail.
Among the we're tho Hon. John Kelly
the Hon j. Winthrop ChaDer. the Hon Augustus'cbe,
Gen. NJ. r. Mcmahon, Gen. VIM. II. Wickham. seators
Fox and Ledwith, Sheriff Wm. c. Conner. exPoc JUS
tice Hogan, Alderman Flanagan, Reilly. and hon.
Thomas Dunlap, H. M. Plumb. and others or thos VINO
have acted with Apollo HALT and other organizations,
there were noticeable Henry l.. Clinton, Bnry
Lynch, eI-Alderman VIM. Joyce, VIM. G. hit
ney, Samuel Lewis. the Hon. Robert b. hose
welt the Hon Smith Ely, jr.. and oters.
The meeting was called to order by the Hon. Ohm
Kelly He compliments ted the Committee on the apear-
ance character OF the members as the Representative
body Of the Tamnany Democracy. He beiievetthe
nominations of Tammany Hall would be- such as wud
be acce ptabe to the people Of this city.
The Hon. j. winthrop Chanler was nominated by s'la
nation as temporary presiding officer, and wiai II.
Quincy, Alfred T. Ackert and Thomas L. Fetne a.
temporary secretaries. The roll OF RE
gates was called II was ascertained nat
there were contesting delegations from the
yth, With. XIIth. XVIII and XlXth Asseiby
Districts and from the TWEEN third Ward (Iest
chester Col John L. Fellows moved that comIDtce
of from each of the uDcontested districts DO cse
these TO form the temporary Committee on Organizson,
Adopted. Of 10 minutes was taken to aIotthe
delegations select the members OF the CommitteeIhe
following were chosen g., r,...,.. ,.
White John mehe Third District James HAZE. pane Obneyi
Husbs, Henry A. Gumblon srih District, seyoni Dis
,nct John W Green Joha Ialy Eighth District nT Iar
W Norton Tenth District. An'hony Eeshod Own mp1y
Contested Thirs.eo5 District gds. L. DonnsJ cnophspn
oas'H District Bernard k.s s 'is sSs, n,s Gr9s s s
tenth D;1 contested sssnsO9 D''nss S sss'
VIM H. Wieihsm Yneesntb District contested T.enih) strict
sI,o 1as s%,. Pa csf w." ." nS
Twenty fourth W ard (~echesieIl austin Bren "m Sensn
Considerable discussion followed on the QUESTION OF
tho disposition Of the protests handed in by the ontest
ing delegations. The Chairman said he was in tvor OF
onIS 'ne 'arSs Slowed to file pTosess II
was announced that the temporary Com
y. H., at Tamnsny Hall. to hear tho rival deeations
transact such other business as may come beoe IT.
bIyma an to be held in the XxIst District
were down for Jan. TO- and the Convention TO be
the Convention should consist OF not less than oo from
each election district.
REORGANIZATION OF THE Liberal. REPUBIIck GEN
ERAL COMMITTEES.
The Liberal Republican General Committee
met for organization al No. i5J Foutl-ave
last evening. There full atteriance
near $50 being present. including the Hon. Thos
l.. Stewart, Gen. John Coohrane. Gen. John
A. Foster, Prof Theo. g. GiauDenskiee, +. j. Ethan,
Cbristopher Pullman and James NJ. Boyd. Tn, Hon.
T. T. Stewart chosen temporary chairman and
on nomination of Christopher Pullman s. H. Maomoor
of the XYIIih Assembly District and G. Poihenns OF
the With District appointed temporary secre
tares 1t was then that the list Of delegats pub
usbed m the city Journals morning after Their cleo
hat thoaa ia 90 n
where objection made be accepted membero OF the
Committee The list was accepted with a fcwexcep
tions. Thomas T.. Stewart elected by acclanation
Chairman for the year. and made brief speech Prof
Theo O. and Gen. Goo W. Palmer wep then
chosen First Second cePresdens. In the ebotion
of Recording Secretary, for which there were several
nominated among them Asher Barnett Tor reele'fiOn
considerable feeling was shown, and Gen Coclrane
friends withdrew his name and VIM H. Townley If the
IVth District chosen There another discussion
in the choice of Corresponding Secretary. Mr..
Barnett. Mr.. Bullock and other candidates candida ,;
the XXth District was elecnd christopher
Pullman OF the XyIIth District. waelected Treasurer
last wear until further ORDERS tn admit members Of
the State Central Committee resden IN this city TO
was passed to request the Liberal Republicans OF the
XXIst District to meet at Burns Hall. Thlrd.ave. on
Convention to meet at the same pao on the l2th inst
to nominate a candidate for the Assembly 49,, -.
publican Association OF tho Twent.-fOu Ward de
string representation in tho General Committee. ana
presentng the names Of Waldo Htchngs. WIN. ".
Miles, and j. f. Swords as DELEGATES After discussion
by F. J. Ethan. Gen. Cochrane. Gen Foster aud mr.:
Hunter il WAS voted to receive these delegates and u
appoint committee Of five to take up the organization
OF the wards for representation 10 the Connistee
Col Frederick A. COnklng OF the With District OF me
State Central Committee. whose coming IN AZ an earlier
part OF the meeting was greeted with great
On motion of Prof Gau benskee invited 10 address
the Committee. He heartily applauded on rising
and frequently in the course OF his address, at the
close OF which the Committee adjourned. Col Conk
Ing's address was a sc0rchng arraignment OF the Al
and especially OF Congress and the Presa
dent for their grand larceny tho salary grab and re-
view of the signs Of coming RELIEF In the overthrow o
the old parties and tho coming triumph u in'esrylu'
tice, and right.