New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
CITY Politics.
DEMOCRATIC RECONSTRUCTION.

DEMOCRATIC RECONSTRUCTION.
THE NEW REPRESENTATION IN TAMMANY FROM THE
THIRD, ELEVENTH, AND FIFTEENTH DISTRICTS
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON
DISCIPLINE.
The Sub Committee on Discipline of the Tam
many Committee Organization met on Saturday at
Tammany Hall, and completed their report ana inc
lists OF which they would recommend to the Com
mittee Organization to constitute the deiega-
tions TO the Tammany General Committee from
the Hid, XIth, and XVIII Districts. Later In the
day the report and the lists were fnpihi''eu
TO the Committee on Organization The report states
that the Committee obtained the views OF prominent
Democrats each OF the districts to the persons WHO
would represent In the best way the Democratic electors
Of the districts and consequence OF the large number
Of names presented the Committee had much difficulty IN
making choice and had been compelled 10 leave out
side the delegations many strong friends OF the orgaz
ton report claims that the persons selected fairly
represent q sentiment and substantial character OF the
districts. Tho Committee add that an organization
10 be efficient must be Harmonious and united
Each member OF the Committee having at heart
the welfare OF the organization should make
known at once TO the Committee on ORGANIZATION the
name Of any member not loyal to the organizations The
Committee also call attention 20 the fact that many men,
bers Of organization, when asked to become canal
dates for Senators and Assemblymcn, have declined
because IL would require sacrifice of private interests
The Committee think that every Democrat III me county
should he ready make some sacrifice in the interest Oh
the organization especially in view Of tie fact that Ill the
APPROACHING election Democrats Of acknowledged
ability and character should be placed In nomination
by the organization represent the county in the
Senate and Assembly. The report In conclusion
recommends that the General Committees OF the llId
XIth and XVIII Districts be dissolved and the following
names constitute the General Committee from those as
| tricts for the remainder Of the year:
Third DIs1MCr-IOhn BiImin cham. John Frogan honns
stanton O'Rtiy, Peter Daley, Michael Burke AG
nosey over c cVanseh Michael fSnc5 Thomas Mn
ratgits MeCaumt William Lynch Dahei h''"S' 'h"'I'7
ELE S XssrsmX Dsrmerhugustu' schcll John r.
1iisey Memo Disiendorf wins S aine, Waters InSG%GS
iyddy Peer Trainer b X. Murphy David McAdam Michael
ortman Francs j. stctson Michael Eoclc Nicholas Judge
John peeli1g Joseph Ne onad ohh . wa p hfs
FTPpFSin HsrIMnIr nisGcI-M FITS nmous WI
s MS knS R 5S Power ' ca G" j. Morrison Thomas
han t ,am Si Fer sanger C.t"phcr Bath
Francis Govey Charles Brce Philip ionsnn Marian r. XII
F a ss Iel6y John f. kdly smoa Tcs H. Fox
! The members dropped from tle organization in the
lid District are Alexander Patton, Joseph shannon
Henry Mauron John q. OKeee, Francis McKennl, John
A. O'Bricn Michael Harrington John Elder IT,, James
! Doncherty John ONcil Patrick NJ. White, James f.
Conner Francis Maugn, Jam g Mcclure, and ex-Assem
byman James Hayes. In the Kiln District the members
Ford stephen II. Tuinhcld, Thomas Lynch. Thomas J.
Rilr George e Leland Thomas A. Bancker, WIN. H.
! Thomas MuIligan Thom.a Mahcr, james WALL
Michael Dougherty. Patrick Mcconnell, Michael
slanShnessy The msmbers dropped y TIC Xvt ibis Dis
trict Senator Thomas 4. IRdwith, Ass mhlyInhn
Thomas Costgn, Peter II. RadleS, Charles Conle}, Val
cnne Kisael John Morris, Henry Aker. james T. Hndg
eis, Andrew Fink. Leonard Gatman. Patrick MaeLey,
Patrick Brady, Francis Becker.
ON motion of Alderman shaudley, the report md ac-
companyng resolutions unanimously adopted.
John Morrissey, senator Ledwth, James Hayes,
and the other members Of the Committee
| ON ORGANIZATION who dropped, not
prescut The members of the three District Committees
thus chosen directed 10 he present on Thursday
mkt to organize and two members from each
district to represent IN the Committee Organization
Just ce John Flanag Of the TwCn y-ihiTd Ward zen
leed HIS resignation and II acre pied James NJ.
Grove appointed 10 ill the vacancy in the General
Committee, AMI !. j. Clark 10 Till the vacancy in the
Committee Oh Organization.