New-York tribune., 1874-10-16
Syracuse platform and the nominees Of that Conven
ton. The Convention orderly but enthusiastic
Col Willis Is u Liberal Republican.
PEOPLES TICKET AGAINST TAMMANY


A PEOPLES TICKET AGAINST TAMMANY.
BASIS OF ORGANIZATION OF THE LIBERAL REPUB-
IICANs, GERMANS. AND DIsAFFECTED DHM0-
CRATs-A TICKET TO BE NOMINATED Al A CIT
IZENs' MASS MEETING.
The adjourned conference of those opposed
to the Tammany Hall nominations was held last even
ing a; Demonico's. in Fourteenthst Among the more
prominent politicians present were Gen. Cochrane the
Hon Bent f. Manierre and others OF the Liberas the
Hon. Thos. j. Creamer. Nelson j. Waterbury, John j.
Bradley, James Bren, John Hardy and others OF the
opposition Democrats Police Justice Otterbourg, Nor
ris Ellinger, and others OF the Germans. The
meeting was held especially TO receive the
report of the Committee on OrRanizanoD' 10
perfect the organization In accordance wiz"
its recommendations. 1t was understood that OF tne
names presented Tuesday evening, those OF "m. n
Nefson, President of the Board of Eiueauon WIN
Butler Duncan Royal Phelps, and Oswald ottendorer
were received with the most favor by those eaag INC
movement against Tammany.
Tho Hon. Thomas J. Creamer presided The commit
tee appointed procure permanent headquarters re-
ported that they had secured Germania Hall IN the
Bowery and that future meetings would be held there
The following was reported from the Committee Old
Organization as the basis Of organization:
/ The nomination OF the Peoples Liberal Democratic
city and county ticket shall be MADE al pupno
a. Thc meeting shall he called by the following notice
to DO signed by the officers of this meetins by the
officers OF the ExecntVe Hentr rent,ai Con
mittee< - - ~ 49,, :, lava, ~
the election Of the Liberal democratic ticket and opposed the
rule Of @ civ BY 1S Sa n next ,ae
Attn o'clock 10 take such action as ma, De oeeae so AZ h a %
honest and capable SnnSe I the 0e
g. The gements for such meeting shall be made
by TWO committees Of nine members each three 10 De
appointed by this organization, three by he German
organization aud three BY the LIBERAL X paDcan or
y.uiz. finn viz
meeting, printing, music &c, anu one committee on
| officers. spea kers and resolutions. .
a That the nominations shall be made at that meet
ing upon the report OF committee OF twentynve 10 pe
g. That the election shall be conducted by committee
of 100 TO consist Of the said committee OF rtc
pating In the call Of the meeting.
g. That this plan of organization ne suonltteu 10 tne
German and Liberal Committees for their concurrence
The Committee of Conference OF the Industrial PoD
cal party which recently nominated Chas A. Dana for
Mayor, met last night at Masonic Hall and proceeded
thence in a body to Denoncos 10 confer with the Anti
Tammany Convention in session there. The Chairman
Of the Committee James Connolly. made short ad-
dress. announcing that the party he represented
we're ready to strike hands with all VINO
were III sympathy with them, and to unite
in the support Of any good man for Mayor.
and that they desired to confer with the Committee
there in The Hon. 1hos. Creamer, chairman
of conference had already been appointed by that body
to confer with all other political orsanizations aud IN
yed visiting delegation TO meet with the Committee
named to-day. The Industrial P0"a party faVOrs tue
nomination Of Theodore f. TOmlinson for Mayor, but is
ready support any other nominee VINO may De accept
able 10 them.
II was announced that the Conference Committees
would meet to-day at at the rooms OF the Palette
Club, No East Twenty tysec0ndst. Reports were
received from Of the district organizations and from
the Twenty third and Twentyourth Wards 10 the effect
that all the indications were of cheering character
n was announced that the Executive Committee would
meet the Germania Rooms on saturday evening 10
make ARRANGEMENTS for the meeting TO be held In
the Cooper Institute Tuesday evening. a
Cnuap Op
ing OF one from each Assembly district. Com
mittee on Conference. Resolutions, and OHcers was
appointed consisting OF Nelson j. Waterbury, Benjamin
F. BeekmaD, and George Ii. Purser. The Committee on
Arrangements for the mass meeting consisted or AID
brose O'Nei, Frank L. Ransom, and WIN. r. Mitchell.
Ii was stated last evening outside of the meeting tha
Alderman Ottendorfer disappointed at the lack OF
interest evinced by the OTy OF business men IN the
many Hail. and the dissemination OF some OF
the prominent OF those VINO nave beeh
mentioned allow their names 10 be used IN
connection with the nomination for Mayor. Alderman
Otlendorfer will not :eax his efforts to secure goo0
candidates against the Tammany Hall nominees
Frederick kuhne the banker OF No 1l3 broadway, ana
Pre- OF the Hamburg Steamship Company,
was nominated yesterday by the German Republican,
port the great body of Germans II the opposition TO
Tanmany should not agree n suitable candidate.
James O'Brlen SAID last evening he was not enthu-
siastc. Ii they agreed good candidate for Mayor,
could be elected, but if there were tGree tickets
in the field, Tammany would probably win. The Re-
pubicaDs are exceedingly DOn-cOmDttal. They are
waiting To what will be done by the opposition TO
Tammany before they make decided move Those
who are conversant with the opinions Of the majority
of the incline to the belief that the Republican
County Convention Tuesday next Will meet and ad-
jOurn without making nominations.