The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-03

THEY ENTHUSIASTICALLY CHEER JOHN NORRIS
sEY AND FIERcELY DENoUNcE JOHN KELLY
AND HIS BUREAUCRATIC PoL1cY"-''oPpo-
sITIoNIsTs' SEVERELY TREATED.
Tue Tammany Hall Committee OF the Eleventh
Assembly district met at the ''Germania Assembly
Rooms" corner Of Twenty-sixth street and Sew
enth avenue. last evening at hail past seven
O'CLOCK. About 400 people were present. Captain
James c. Marriott presided.
simultaneously with the call to order by the
chairman three cheers for John Morrlssey were
called for ana gwen with the utmost enthusiasm,
the men rising to their feet clapplng their hands
and waving their hats
THE FOLLOWING REsoL UrIoNs
were read -
whereas the Committee on ORGANIZATION OF Tammany
a ny Inc Svs the a M spn aen
under the pretence OF REORGANIZATION OF the General
the expulsion therefrom OF the majority members
dsoyaty of the Genera Coinmitee OF said district OF
winch the Hon. John Morrlssey Is member while the
against Mr. 1orIsy DfovokeG BY sr Ne ds
erac iegslauve policy aGvocaied BY Mr. Kelly ana the
unfair discrimination shown through his influence by
ducion OF their wages while the salaries OF others less
Resolved rhat we regar1 ana stematize the Whole
proceedings OF the Committee on ORGANIZATION as I'M
rsurpaton OF me power ana function Of the General
organzstion and lhen only by vote in favor thereof
OF four-hfths OF the
Resolved, hat we sun recognize Mr. Morrissey, in
idenee VINO mas been farm Vi and efeien; 10 the
agsmeni Of e affair, Of nls district and IN every emer
and the working classes and his associates being
the General Committee Of tn district to which sll
owe and pledge an answering devotion.
Organization, despite the windy incoherenI mass OF
ofits claim be regarded free and responsible
And exbba Spsy1s the
ing his maniPulanons from behind, was
Of John Kelly on ar MorTsSey in hi absence ior hs
sistenry undemocrac regard legislation at
Albany the wages Of the IaDorer in New York and
opinion oi the party nanaeeme
Piles ana policy OF the democratic party ana OF Tam
many Hall, but we do not understand that this neces.
political vagares and caprices OF man. or Of any
a pe 81 to the Of Yf1 edom % Of s Sr
and It's expression ana the right OF every freeman
influence the councils and policy OF his party and We
the limits party policy and principles Tor
enyairousy opposing the pet personal schemes Of Mr.
the welfare OF the party, the sacrifice OF Mr. Morrissey
the democracy this district will tamely submit
1t was moved and seconded that the resolutions
Mr.. Jonn NJ Cooney rose TO the question and
expressed the opinion that they should not be
pressed at tRs liine; but the committee loudly
called Tor the question, which was put and carried,
with onig Two or tnree negative votes. Every
reference TO air. MorIissey aud n s stand against
legislation directed against the franchise or the
people and the reduction OF the wages or the la
boring men was received with thunders OF ap-
plause.
OPPONENTS ELECTED.
In the beginning some fifteen or twenty per-
sons, under tHe leadership OF one Newman,
member or the Liberal Republican General COM
mIttee came IN, bat, upon being informed OF tue
Tact, tue Chairman directed That fney leave tue
hail. Newman attempted 10 speak, but was
ruled out OF order, since he was not member or
the committee, and then the Chairman directed
him and MS crowd TO Ieave the nall, wnlcn trey
cid with some reluctance. 1ney afterward
loltered ia the lobby whence they were "per-
suadedu 10 90 preci Ditately.
Tnis committee was elected under the rules OF
1ammdny Han, orRanlzed upuer the cal, anu Us
members say exists to-day by the voice OF the
democracy OF the district, and Is Out-and-Uut
against the dlctatiOa ofany one man or ms satel-
ntes. The eadIng spirits declare mat they are
ana intend W remain inside or lammany Hall,
complying with ali Tue rules ana regulations OF
that organization and acting In Obedience 70 the
order OF the state Organization, surrenderlng 70
no other body OF men Gaming TO represent the
district