The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-25
TAMMANY TO BE fL00RED.
THE CITY NO LONGER TO M RULED
ny BAND or ROBBERS.

The End Of John KelIy's Autocracy Fore
shadowcd-Tammauy's Favored Commits
teemen Throwing OF the Hated shackIss.
Tho Hon. John Morrisscy's acceptance
OF the nomination for the Senate has demoral-
lied the Tammany organizations in the Fourth
Senatorial District. At the meeting OF the Tam
many Committee on Organization on Friday .
letter from Mr.. William II. Burns, one OF the
General Committee of the First Assembly Dis
trict, was read, charging dlsoyalty to the organ
ization on the part Of several members Of the
committee Of that district. Mr.. Burns alleges
that the General Committee did not inform the
people Of the places for the registration ofvoters;
that they have dsrcgarded tho interests OF the
Democrats of the district; that their meetings
have been held in liquor store whose proprie-
tor Is opposed to the Tammany candidate for
the Senate that at one Of those meetings they
refused to submit to a vote or resolution offered
by one Of their number approving the Demo-
cratic State and the TammIny county Ticket
that members Of the committee have consulted
with enemies Of TamnianY Hall and with nomi-
neos Of the anti Tammany party that Timothy
Moynaham and Patrick Cihill, both members
OF the committee, do not live in tho district
that MT. Moynahan Is In harmony with his
brother, Patrick Moynahan, one OF the commit
tee that rendered the nomination for the Senate
to MIR. Morrissey that Patrick Cahll Is usually
represented at the meetings OF the COMMITTEES
by his brother Edward Cahill, who IL known 10
be an enemy OF Senator Fox.
The letter was referred to the Hon. John
Key's Committee on Discipline. That COM
mittee tberoupon sent to each member Of the
General Committee In the First District, with
the usual injunction to secrecy, tue folio wing
TAMMANf HAIr, NEW YonE, oct 20. 1879.
DEhn sIRi You arc r,by notified that special
Saturday afternoon oc( g is7s At Sglo cE.,.
HENRY d. PuRRor. Secretary.
You are requested To present this.
Promptly at the hour named, all OF the Con-
John Moore, Patrick ClniI, Arthur 7. Halliday,
Charles Schulz, Thomas Cleary, Michael Gray,
and John Finken, appeared before the dreaded
| committee. Each member Of the General Com
mittoe was then severely catechised by Mr.. VIM.
| A Boyd, John Kelly's grand inauisitor. Know
| ing that manifested deposition to vote against
| even the most objectionable OF Ianmany's can
the organization, each member said that he
would support Senator Fox and even Justice
| Dennis Quinn who objected to the reduction OF
his own salary to 5000, but refused to put to .
| vote Justice Clancy's resolution protesting
against the reduction OF the labOrer's wages.
The Committee on Organization met at j. NJ.
| The Committee on Discipline reported that after
an examination into the condition Of the party
| the members Of the General Committee In that
| district, except Mr.. Arthur T. Halliday, would
| mended that Sir. Halliday should be gwen op-
| portunity to define his position. They also re-.
ported that John Moore and Patrick Cdhill had
| resigned from the General Committee In that
district, and advised that the resignations be re-
| ferred to the General committee VI the district
| for their action. This report having been adopt
| ed, the destinations of Edward j. Shandley Rody
$. Brassell, James Hehernan, and Peter hianer
| from the General Committee Of the Fourth As
| sembly District, aud Of Patrick X. Power. Franz
els Blessing, John g. Carey, Patrick y. Berming.
| ham, Charles &. Dun, Cornelius j. Kane, David
| 4. Baker, and Richard Clemens from the Gem
eral Committee Of the Seventeenth Assembly
| District were received.
The Committee on Organization thereupon in
structed senator Gross justice Duny, bernard
| Reilly, ex-Alderman Keenan,, and Gen. Spinola
| to harmonic the Seventeenth District COM
| mittee. Those gentlemen consulted in the
| evening with that Committee OF which Freder-
| ick Smyth, John Kev's candidate for the ONCE
| OF Recorder, Is Chairman. They will report to
the Committee on Organization to day that the
members OF Mr.. Smyth's committee who have
not resigned will support the Tammany nom
inees. The Tammnny leaders say that Alder
General Committee because they wish to sup
port MIR. Michael J. Sbandley, the Alderman,
brother, the anti lammany candidate for Civu
Justice In the Fifth District, and not becauas
they are friendly to Mr. MOrrissey.
These omens OF disqualification In TammaW
Hall arc REGARDED by Mr. Murrisseys friends %
indicative of his success. All dav yesterday biz
| rooms In the Arson House were ncd with poll
tlcans, many Of whom have heretofore acted
| with Iammgny Hall. Since the meeting OF
ibWr = HolItdnv- Timothy Moynahnn. Patric,t
kerrian and James II. hadigan have resigned
from the Tammany General Committee OF tue
| First Assembly District 1t Is asserted positively
that within three days other members of that
committee aud members of the committees in
the Second, rhird, Fourth, and sixth Assembly
Districts will resign. Dir. Morrissey Is rapidly
organizing his friends In every Assembly Dis
trict in the Fourth Senatorial District: On SAB
urday night 900 men Joined his organization IN
the Second Assembly District. Many q them
have been active workers for rammany Hail.
Influential Democrats say that Generalization
In the rammany party is visible IN every district
| in the city. In some districts Tammany men
| openly d. clared their opposition to Autocrat
Kelly. In Others they will indicate by their
votes on ele ction day what they think OF his
dictatorship. Tho unusually large registry 10
regarded by many far-seelng men IA an indica-
ton Of the defeat Of the Tammany ticket.
| The First Ward Morrlssey Campaign Club waa
organized on Saturday ovoniug with Hugh Dim
min as President; NJ. Leavy, Nice-Pres ldents
=. II. McCHrton, Secretary; and 5. A. Capions
Ire tsurer.
The Duane Club, OF the Sixth Ward, Timothy
Sullivan, President, have resolved to suppof
the Hon. John Morrissey.
The independent voters Of the Second Ware
are TO raise a banner ut ia Nassau street to-day.
bearing the names Hackett, Phelps, and Nor