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

Iy pisticts 10 make tbs question Of the reduction 81
Wages means s oy Ten dhs and divided end
effort made Ia bring The leader ~" h. va -
ths organization in his Judgment and giidanee me
confidence existing between the SAID inavMu mv v
OF views entertained by them POLITICALLY anu otr VIZ
well as tIc unity Of ACTON III ',s hl'ra, i
committee arriving nj any other or diheie c"hu
sion. - 49,. o.a ,,oo,,,c rs
raud stating that most of th"se s'tends Wsic , ha.
workii inen and had no expression ~ regard 70 ~ Una.
ws carried on Tor mere nn ,f' NM lint the pe,no
cratic of the Nth District at the last election iel Oh
Democrats have called Committee and expressed
thensev.s dissatisfied With the men who c"n''n'ird TIE
organization. Election districts which are largely D,n
cratic upon state candidates have been Lost to tire ioca
candidates The district ias by The present n"nagon,h,
been permitted 10 .a mtothe hands OF opponent 10 SUN
extent that at the last election the local cnndia, OF
the organization had mcriiieS IN only Two elccuon us
ticts IN the enle Assembly District The Committee
have received - nuir.ton, addressed 10 We ON
nrttce on Orn1,ion Of Inn, any IN m ~, Aesen
bly, District, requesting that the Committee or that Dis
tIict be reorganz,d.
THE FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
The Committee in t.cr invcsieitions have examined
into the condition of the XVIII Assembly District, and
fnd .rca, deal of dissatisfaction expressed with iei"
10 the organization therein II has been charged 'at
large number OF the General Committee OF the AVN Az
semhy District under the control OF ana az III UNI
son with the Committee Of the XIh Assembly District,
and that under the present control aud management {"
the organization In that district the same has been per
mtt.d 10 degenerate The Committee have carefully
examined the vote received by the local candidates al
the last election, and compared the same win ie no,
received by the local candidate OF INC mSaniIa'."a '
The c con previous thereto ana find. without any f'ii
therefor that the present organization mas very per
ceutilly losf ground IN the district.
The Committee informed by one of the members
of General Committee OF Tie NNth Detlet ma,
Jndsc IN,lwi who controls the General Committee 81
that district. had made his combinations Win lir Nun
Assembly District f1r the Fail campaign me 'oihni-
tpc have ascertained tina; the District Committee in the
XVIII Assembly District not i'll rIisOn with rae E'h
communication wii the General Committee and have
ceased 10 invite the me nbcrN of Inc G"ei" .oli'''t'
muication sgned 9y large nimnc9 OF 'nr i,g,s s
auestng tnat the General Committee OF TIA" douci
should he rcuigaDlIcd, and assigning s'fonE ana nl"
Inc Tam,n,uv Hal organization ne. clearly ard i0rci-
bly, placed itself rccord as opposed To me it''h re-
duo ton Of wages in this city that Committee J." mat
If Is only necessary TO point 10 The action i,- Cnis
tee ON Orgtniztio,i AM OF ne B"aid OF Aici' ~
the Tinntny Hail General ComlniiT". /" 'hi.".,e II
ioul asier,lJns of IT. opponents maj IL u re-
sronsihe for unl IN accord WIN Inc reduction vi ING
price OF labor upon the public works
RECOMMENDATIONS OF The REPORT.
The Committee, conclusion say that they fed that
an organization in order 10 be oceH and prove sucesr
TAI mus. be tree from al those e,Iuens wnich serve to
cra,e discnsions and ieni 10 dcstroy s harmony M"
unity An organization strong and prosperous must
have one acknowledged ana Efficient hcSd WHO - long as
he coscientiousy discharges tile responsible duties APP
pertaining the position, upholdng the fath q" the
party ana promoting the welfare OF the orSaniz'ti"n
should receive its hearty ana unie support ana inc
spontaneous aid Of each lnd idual member. II was II"
easy task n restore the Democratic party OF this .y
nom low depth IN wlncr II had been bf"nCht ny
dishonest and unprinciPled m,n II eqnrd a sissi ma,
/ lra.cF who not only pUss, SD thoiVn.h hn"WV"-c
of men, Int also ole III whom the parry D'u confluence
and upon whom tine community relied "a sale aHd A1l-
I .IIde ,avins al heat Ia, welfare oi the people For
PCS tne leader OF the Itmnal Hiil organ
vot.on right, Wisdom. ami ability. sue" ssiuiiy guided
the democratic li! ~ 'o'"3 III @ Ss oS ", ~, fr,1
aud Al
uJeInls the Democratic party ana l. opposed "nN ny
.rose VINO nave en- uu Ibe the organ za'ion for
Them Sl purposes, and Ia distribute Lac patronage oi
tie among thOse WHO entertain Views ana seH
IA, nts similar To their own.
me Committee Therefore, in accordance with the views
hesenbeioIe expressed recommend Tie adoption OF Tue
following resoluthm: ,,.,,
esoiccd, That Committee on OrGanzaticn take iIo-
mediate steps To tiorois iiy rc.'rsiio the III AItn.
.uI NNtn Assembly Dl-jrts an III sucn manner as
VIII unite diem im unlon and harmony WIN tn 1annhny
Han General Committee of The cay and County OF New
York.
Bernard Kelley Of the &Ivth district moved that the
report he adopted. This was seconded by Mr kearney
OF the XVIIIh District James Hayes Of the lid Dis
| rict moved that his district be excepted from the
report in far reorganization was concern d. He
had once before been expelled from Tanmany Hail. he
said ana he did not think 1t fair 10 again expe him
because Of his friendship for Mr.. Morrsey. The latter
Was a man whom he proud 10 cali lis friend. He
was man Of liberal and charitable views He believed
that If the report adopted II stood II would DC
regretted by the majority 81 those who voted Tor it,
MI Boyd said that he nopeJ the motion OF Mr. HAYES
would not prevail. Mr.. HAYES mad acknowledge that
he knew that the resolution with refer nee 10 the rate OF
abo,crs 10 be presented 10 tne General Com
mItiee ny Jnlge clancy; Al present hue" now ti"Se
the social and political ties whch existed between
| MI Hayes and Mr. Moirssey, ana II Mr.. Hiy't should
be permitted 10 remain III the parry rgdzdno, whllc
Molrissey obliged ~ leave H. The eane SPIN. OF III
determination woud continue 10 prevail The entire eva
snonld bo eradicatcd and men WHO uid not possess TIE
'nn!enee Of the Democratic party OF Aew-f"rA Cl;y
Should voice III tie control Of s Affairs
Senator Ledwth moved - an ani,ndin'p 10 ine mo
ton Mr. Hayes, tAst tue X'tn DSliict no also ex-
REPORT De said, which ncalpat d him md VIIualy. Mir.
bye also opposed tLis mO,ivn He SAID tn majority
the XVIII district nad ashcd for REQ salZl;Vn. and
mat was n .uflcient reason Tor tne ciailcs aud an
asw er Led~iti. MI Hayes tcccI tea senator
iodwtn's amendment ana cailea Tor INC ie"s ana Nays
Aiaei"n iu n lam ~ rae o. C",n ,iI moi
! ne nasty It's action. A vote was tnen had on
tide motion and amendment Of Hayes and Led~ith. Tne
vote stood the Affirmative 10 IS III ine Ii gavc the
Affirmative voters being Messs. Lysdght add Viii c.
| ia Dlstnct; Hayes. Hid Dstl.ci; Barr ana Me
| Aaam Kiln District, ana L-VItn and Eddl,y ,XVth
| DistIict. 4 vote was then had on the adoption OF
tnc report and carried. 81 u Z. o. motion of Mr.
j}Oyd Committee of rye WAS appointed, Consisting OF
VIM a. Boyd. Chairman, Maurice j. Power, H. C. p1lcy
! ia. Xnn, and XVIII Dstrics, IN order llat they
may be properly iepres, nted IN The General Coui-
would meet at Tainnaly Hall at no. to-day AMI tnat
any peisoIs having eus-tsioi'o To iAAe 10 TIE ,onnt
wouid be grained Ie.'ilns IAe meeting tlcn al
Joulned.
VIEWS OF WELL KNOWN DEMOCRATS.
now JOHN KELLY AND SENATOR LEDw.1n LOOK
ON TIE CHANGES IN IAhMANY HALL-vIEWS OF
AsstMBLYMAN CO>1iGAN.
1t was expected by Democrats generally as
result OF the meeting saturday that reorganization
Of the disaccted districts would lie ordered but few be
leved that the vote in the Committee on Organization
would be strong side Outside OF the represent
atives Of the districts Interested there only two
votes against the report Of the Committee There
marked feeling that the Committee had moved not
Il; all too 10 keep VI the discipline Of