New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26


Conner. and Maurice J. Power, held meeting IN the
morning Sheriff Conner, who had been absent from
town for DAYS signed the report: Al Of the other
members except Alderman Lysaeht, had previously
pigned 1t. lie excused by the Committee. The Com
mt,ee on Organization consists of delegates from
each Assembly District, and the Twenty third and
rwenty-fourh Wards John Kelly is chairman. Il was
composed up 90 the action Of Saturday of the following
members:
Sss:1s Muller cen R Rog mon F FaTr, s S,
h% SS j. Nhi5 hniIauy EicshoH John fey
ia",el oIileiy, John Moriisssy, Ihos. liasish,
Jhomas Shells joins Il. Fellows, Andrew smith.
Garrcn C. ,nctt Patrick II. k,'nsn Jos J. 0'ponoluc
f%y J campbell James baker Mtlaiq 4: nsyd,
.onn Iigeh"s I"ari friny James , :, =. Mooney
Peter B Olncy, IT, \. Ieuw4th, Henry -. Iu,ry,
Inward u. Gae, Iet-r ha,Jey, lItdercs Fol-
The officers 81 the General Committee also cxotcio
members of the Committee Organization. In tn
absence regular members they can he represented
by substitutes. The Cny member absent on Saturday
who did not send o substitute Daniel ORciy Of
The lid District The substitutes r. G. Duffy for
Nicholas MILLER in the LIT District; Henry H. Porter for
Peter H. Olncy. ~ the Vim; James Fitzpatrick, for
Edward Gilon. In the Xth; David Mchdam aud Thomas
Barr. for John Morrsscy AMI John X Fellows of the
xuh; Frank spinoa, for Edward Cooper, XVIII;
JOHN Butler, for Joseph j. O'DonOhue, In tic XXth;
John j. Clark for John Flanagan, in the Twenty-thiri
Ward Hugh FcrTicn. for Frederick FUlZ Ia the Twenty
fourth Ward. OF the members ex-oicio Of the Committee
on ORGANIZATION, there present Dennis Quinn j. W
Onnt7er Alfred T. Aekert, Thomas L. Fcitner, and John
ID. Newman.
The meeting called to order by John Kelly. II was
announced that a committee would be appointed 10 re-
eeve from vaIiOus Assembly District delegations
names persons DESTROYS Of serving az INSPECTORS of
election and pOl clerks. The committee will meet daily
after Monday at Tanmany Hall. The Chairman then
called reports Of special committees and the seri
b,i-in Of the
BY the Chairman VIM A. Boyd II recitss that the COM
mttee empov cred to act under arsouiion direct
ng them that of the approach Of the an
nual election and the great interests involved in the IT,
suit Was meet and proper that the condition OF Tie As
sembly Districts BE- inquired into and their condition re-
ported to the Committee Organization, The commit
te+ proceeded to investigate the condition OF the General
Committee each district in tie county, and gave hear
tngs tile various members They asceIIined that in
several Of the dtiics here discussions In The Com
mittce arising nstauos fOm Ocu causes, and
IN others from personal difficulties In the case OF
the General Committee Of the AIth Distr!ct, 10 which
She attention Of the Committee had oeen particularly
called Ia consequence II various statements which had
appeared in the public press aud more particularly IN
consequence the statement puporting to have been
made before tho Committee by prom nent member
tAsvrissey of the Kiln Assembly District Committee,
and which statement Committee had oeen informed
by the his intention to have published
Prom statements OF members Of the Xlth Assembly
I
discipline that certain members OF tile Assembly Com
pittee we're acting in concert with certain members in
other districts destroy the efficiency Of The ogniza-
ton those districts and in the county and were dc
termned 70 DC either leaders and dictate lie future action
OF the organization, hy creating oissensiOns ana
divisions within to attempt destroy s usefulness, and
finally terminate its existence Tie Committee found
that the XIth Assembly District Committee have heldits
meetings during tie present year at the rooms OF the
John ]. Bradley Association at No 424 Eshtt-ave, an
Association 1t is alleged composed principally Of persons
holding positions Ter the city Governments that the
allure OF certain members Of the Committee Of the Nth
Assembly district well those IN other districts in
the county t. procure the bestAwa OF certain amount
Of patronage and certain high positions dad made them
dissatisfied and finally they had openly denounced the
organization and It's leader.
TIE MAss-MEETING CONCERNING WAGES.
The Sub Committee Dis pine reported that they
had examined carefully into the meeting OF laborers
held at Cooper Institute to denJGnce tAe lowering OF
ia,orers' wages by the city departments On June B.
Andrew GoVen, labOrer on the Boulevard residing In
th. XIth uby District and member OF the John j.
Bradley Association visited the gangs OF labOrers on tie
boulevard and requested each gang 10 send one man as
dele,te 10 q meeting 10 DC held that esenin. at the
rooms OF the John j. Bradley Association prepare
buttons presented 70 the IaDnlny General Com
nuiitee The meeting held Andrew Go''n b ing the
Chairman HoNeh Ieal 10 .,e n,e.ls " 80 Vi .eSou h
upOn motion a committee Of four besides the Chairman
L. fe
General Coniottce nnstny Hall and present the
AID resolutions iii" sa1 cOIntcc Consisting OF An
dnw GUvou, VI. 4 Murray, Jane Dcvn, ihonas Roach,
SID James MCGEE, were Instructed 10 present thr
resolutions 10 tie Tammaiy H4u General tonuit,ee,
tu session. state their ievantos, ana 10 Inform The
and COuiniee that they Lcd Iamlntny Hall rcspon-
be for the reduction one John Null san DiotAcr OF
Tomas Muhgan, Of the inein1crs OF the General
Conlnitcc Of the Xlt Assc'ubl District was present.
making sUns 10 those prernt, ana confirming TIE
action VI nccting The ianInany General Commit,
ter bad adj pued when tie Committee Oi rye rclchci
the hall, they then went III search OF JOiu MOiIsscS,
informed hun VI what they had pr"pOs Il L" DO Or.
askes. JI MOrissey A@d been present ~ tc
meeting 81 tie TamIay Hall General Committee mr.
Nufs-sy stated that be lad mol Tut he lad inad lLdt
tnoe wac h Of row tDele" in regard ~ some leso-
Tut uns judge Clancy had offered tbds Quinn lad been
g. chair Lad adjourned Sue meeng and 1t was
apparent b. every present that toe rcrol"toIs had
l.eu put they would have been carried
lie Committees report then giyeA n detail the manner
In ncl thg suDne uenty held at Cooper lnstE
tutr rouggt ABOUT, AID sIaies that II aided 10
lie extent nf $50 by If. uO rissey the money btiug
brooke one OF the speakers 20 the i1aes tg Who
most . rongy denounced 1auinany Hal, wac ihyicd "
address the meeting Oh the Observation-Disclosures 9OFiest{
Thus sealled ting Of the SOikngiucn was ltlI
nj the Co0er Institute, In the City OF AewlUTB On Mon
day evening, June IL and Andrew G"tcn iDenbef OF
John j. Bradcy AssOcat on III the looms of winch
association the General Committee OF the I'm Assembly
District Led its meetings acted Is Chairman. Resoi
tlons read and submitted 10 tue meeting. These
resolutions among other expressions. declared the ~,
durti"b OF as an uGcolOlalc policy OF oeDec-
mrut Injustice and oppIosspn" and II decaied 10
belong inefiated by the leader ~ this organ
fzaiiOu AMI language employed Ia convey TO tDuse
assembled al the meeting aud ~ The public tie impress
That tue leader Of ls organization favored anu liz
oce aston at n meeting OF the General Committee Of this
comfy plainly AMI uLequvoclIy expressed himself as
opposed tO the same
'fhe Committee Discipline say that after a careful
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