New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
ANTI-TAMMANY EFFORT.

PLANS or THE DEMOCRATS WHO ARE PROMINENT
IN THE MovEMKNT-wHAT MEN WILL BE VEL
COINED BY THEM-No PUBLIC MEETING TO BE
HELD IMMEDIATELY.
The Committee of Seven appointed by the
AntiTammany Democrats at the Delmonico meeting on
Monday evening, held conference yesterday at tue
ofoe of Judge BiIby, at No. % Parkrow There were
present Bernard Casserly, Judge spauding the Hon.
Emanuel B. Hart, Judges Bixby and Murray, ana e&-
Assemblyman Joseph Blumenthal The Comn'tee
agreed upon the Of leading Democrats - re
various wards authorized to organize the Assemh -
triot heard reports active work progressing ID sew
sral wards and adjourned to meet again ~ inc sne
place this afternoon
The election Of permanent officers for the xAth Assem-
bly District will take place Tuesday evening al bre-
WORT Hall, instead Of this evening, as previously
announced.
uhav,np been stated that call for public meeting Of
all elements opposed TO Tammany, to be held at the
Cooper Institute, would shortly be issued, TRIBUNE
reporter asked one Of the leaders OF the new move
ment yesterday for q copy OF the call, "hen
he was told is not their intention To issue CAL OF
70 hold a public meeting and that should such call
appear II must be regarded as trick OF the enemy
az few connivng men," he continued, " should get
togetber avail themselves OF the present popular dscon
tent with Tammany TO can meeting and place the
Democratic party under provisional government ther
meeting have sympathy from those VINO nave se
On foot the present movement No Cooper Institute
tee who are to act for and in behalf OF the Democratic
electors of this city We must scruulousy guard against
,ueh devices OF the enemy who easily ind hundred
names 10 be foisted upon the people as AntIammsny
ties while they really the tools OF Kelly CO. "eheeu
not and can not counenaDce such call or snch meet
ing Our movement progressing fnely In every ware
Of the city the people with u.s. notably the ao9[ns
classes have been terribly deceived by tne IAN
many leaders The moment the various Assembly, uls
trics are organzed-and every day we hear OF meetings
being held for purposethe DISTRICTS VIII set 70 WORK
S'ppose 10 decide beforehand probably at Delm
next Monday evening how many members ss o bt
that question may be left TO- the decision 81
Sns districts icr The great dct hitherto
organizing an opposition party 70 Iammany mas oeen
that the principal body MAJ sa HO, ndS e of the old
Of either Apollo Hall or Mozart Hall or any othe ne;
tms' shall have Chance to elect them They in
earnest and recent action Of the Tamnany heads OF
baking things comparatively easy for 1t was one OF
the worst bunders TaInmany could ever commit to re-
the %sG petty 1S ocehCidsr Eey may there are
only 5000 laeorers but be hnd when esSUn ny with
these city laborcrs 1t lie like FreenasonTy Everywhe
present mode Of distributing patronage there is really
complete rebellion among them" ,,,. -, ..u,,,,.a
But who the leaders in this rebellonT inquired
1--WE have no leaders, nor do want any. In fact.
take them all and all have expressed sympathy IN
the We desire such an abundance Of leaders
that will be for aqS GRs 90 aks We
have no objection to Waterbury, Morrissey, O'Bren,
Dreamer or of the who have heretofore headed
euch movements they will not be permitted TO con-
troll the organization Neither do they desire It. was
snly This morning that exSherH OBrieB said: This
the fine for old leaders stand back All those VINO
have heretofore been entanged In political Inaneuvefs
help TO bring forward men OF probity and efficiency
Mr. Creamer who had been invited to attend the De-,
onco meeting regrets that the invitation did not reach
him. hut dsclams all desire OF heading the movement
Neither wonld there I've a chance for him TO do so.
The reporter inquired Of George H. Purser 90 10
the progress OF the movement in the fetnth ward
Ee was told that the organization in that district wouo
be perfected probably on Saturday evening, when O
meeting Is % he held in the Sxth-ave .
When reminded that Controller Green lived IN tnat aus
trict Mr. Purser said "As is deemed important that
municipal reform should be prominent feature ~ 5he
movement win probably have no hesitation IN awaiting
themselyes of the municipal experience of Andrew H.
Green who proved by his action that he has no con
ddence whatever in Tammany Hall. IL Is designed. II
possible 10 embrace In this organization all honest inter
ssts and secure economy and good government"