The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01
TAMMANY'S DISCIPLINE.

MEETING OF THh COMMITTEES ON Oh6ANIAA-
TON YEsrRRDAx-THx NEW COMMITTEES
ANNOUNCED
The Committee on Organization OF Tammany
Hall held q meeting at the Wigwam yesterday
afternoon for the purpose OF receiving and acting
upon the report OF the special committee APP
pointed last week to devise q plan for the reor-
ganizanon OF the general committees OF the
Third, Eleventh and Fifteenth Assembly districts
| There was full attendance OF the committee
| and during Its session, which quite brieL q
| large number OF politicians lotered about the
doorways, anxious to DO In at the death when
| public announcement would be made as to what
the report or the special committee would be. Mr..
John Kelly, the Chairman OF the committee, was
| In the chair. Mr.. Boyd, the Chairman Of the spe-
clal committee, after the committee had been
called to order, rose and read the following re-
port
| To THE COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION TAM
MANY HALL
| The special committee to whom was referred
| the following resolution -
this comlnree be appointed Chairman Tor the
S s and FeeS
IN no@y Wsn TINS "a ana tnnt such
Beg leave to repOrt:-That your committee, I'M
mediately upon organizing, sought the views OF
prOmlnent democrats In each OF said districts as
| 10 the individuals VINO would best represent the
democratic republican electors OF the said
districts upon the general committee OF
perienced 40 little difficulty In maAing such
selscslo1s, me names Of many prominent demo;
TO your committee, which do not appear upon the
list winch your committee recommended, and
! represe natives OF the said districts upon the
General Committee ID limited and that they have
been obliged to make q selection and thus leave
or the committee many VINO are strong support
ers and innuentias trends OF the organization.
Knnr EUnnft han In nfnd
subject referred to them and believe that the
names selected are q fair representation of the
districts. and present the annexed list OF men,
bers TO constitute the General COMMITTEE Of tue
Third, Eleventh and Fifteenth Assembly districts
for the remainder OF the year 1875.
Your committee feel constrained to call your
attention TO the question which was discussed be.
fore the Committee on Discipline when this sub
Ject was considered by that committee. An
harmonious and united Elements which tend 10
create discord and ascension should be eradi-
cared In their inception. They should not be per-
m.tted TO grow ana increase and di1use their
pernicious Influences throughout the organiza-
tion Each member OF the committee having at
make kno at once TO the Committee ON organi-
zatlon tue discovery OF any individual In the
ranks OF tue party VINO Is not loyal to the organl
ZatIon and in full accord with principles oil The
party. This suggestion is particularly appropriate
at this time, in view of the action OF
those who nave been dropped from the
committee, and VINO for Substantial rea-
sons should have been loyal TO TINS organi2a-
Iion to the fact that bers OF our parry in this
stand as the candidates OF the democratic party
as representatives In the senate and Assembly OF
our State haye In number OF instances Declined
assigning q reason for decllna tioR the
Inconvenience ana the sacrifice OF private inter
ests winch would attend their acceptance OF the
crst in this couRty should be willing TO do his duty
TO the county ana state, and should be ready TO
make some personal sacrifice In their interest.
The attention OF the members OF the General Com
mittee OF the county Is called to this tact, with
villas In m mr. AlA ffnO
Gratis OF acknowledged AGILITY aad character
should be paced In nomination by this orgsniza-
ton 20 represent tins county in the senate and
Your committee, In the discharge OF tAe duty
assigned 10 then, recommend The adoption OF the
following resolutions
Resolved That the General Committee OF the Third
Eleysrth and Fifteenth districts pc sna are hereby dis
in the Geners Gommittee from said aitrcts be abro
Resolved That the gentlemen whose names are hereto
% aad are & sr and 1
tenth Assembly districts 70 oil the places declared
S TIERj4S 4 \ S1 SSyPS Chairman
HAURIoE j. POWER
s Bern ii DG RsiL1Y
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
stanton, Francis o'Reliy Peter Daley, Michael
Burke, Ambrose O'Neil, Patrick Dempsey, william
Michael Feeney. Thomas Mcclure, Patrick Mcooi..
lum, William Lynch, +Danisl O'Rellly, +Caaries N.
Clancy, James j. SEWN.
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
"Augustus cchel *John T. Agnew, Townsend
Cox, David Banks Henry +. Dimock, Henry Gil
>. Lawrence, +Willlam Sauer George Oaul6eld
William McMulen, Daniel r Lyddy. ~peter
Trainer +Bernard K. Murphy, *David McAdam,
+Michael DOugnerty, %Francls b. Hamilton,
*Wilnam G. Fiammer, fPeter Herman, "Francls
Lynde Stetson, Micnaei Roche, #Nlcholas Judge
John DeerIng, Joseph Mcdonald Jonn Wagner.
Alfred >. Spauldlng William }. Newman, Adam
Hens, Philip Mligan.
*Michael Fltzsimons, sWilam J. Kane, sJohn
II. 1ieuen, *Edward Fttzpatrick, *George W.
*Tnomas J. Hall, +Francs Morgan, %James ].
Deery, James G. Dimond, Thomas >Dsw, *James
francis Corey, Charles Bricc, Philip HOFFMAN,
Martin T. Killian. mlchael McLongalln, Felix
Dougherty, Peter Farrell, Fredsrck HelDy, John
4. Kelly, William Salmon, Thomas II. Fox.
ON the close of the reading OF the report and OF
tine list oil committees Alderman Shandley moved
tnas the report be received and the resolutions
EMBODIED IN 1t be adopted. This motion was
seconded by Mr.. Bernard Reilly, and the motion
A resolution was then onered and adopted, that
the members OF the three committees be re-
uuesled TO meet at the wigwam Tuesday next
TO coafer with the Committee Discipline. The
meeting thereupon adjourned. From beginning
TO end there was no discussion or speech making
ana everything went on as merrlly as a marriage
bell And thus hath ended the great powwow
over the oustng Of M h,orrissey' Ledwith. Hayes
.The prenxed with were membe rs of the old
committee
ADDITIONAL MEETINGS OF THE DISTRICT GEN
ERAL COMMITTEES WHO IEDoRsR JOHN
KELLYs REORGANIZATION POLICY
Al meeting Of the Tammany Hall General Com.
mittee OF
THE TwENrY-FrRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
last evening, after Senator hugh II. Moore had
made few appropriate remarks relative to the
object Of the meeting, he introduced the following
preamble aud resolutions -
whereas the fammany Hail organization of this
county has by ITS action IN adopting report the
Committee discipline and Anizng he
committees OF the third, Eleventh and Fifteenth A.
semby DISTRICTS exhibited determlna alton 70 purity the
democratic party by removing from ITS councils men OF
questionable character who, by their open anu per-
alton OF the laws tnis bring discredit
upon the party and whereas Il IL meet and proper
that the REPRESENTATIVES OF the democratic party
the General Commitee should be in1ivid uas OF good