The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-30
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY 80 187-w1TH SUPPLEMENT-

20 use our utmost efforts 70 support him in al
fare and integrity o. the democratic party this county
Resolved further That as evidence OF our attachment
70 princpae and LOYALTY 20 party organization We do
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Judge Quinn. IN advocating the adoption OF
these resolutions, SAID that ne thought tue best
interest OF the organization would be subserved
by unanimous vote. He could not, he SAID, I'M
derstand how any one could object TO the pas age
OF these resolutions. They simply Endorsed the
action OF the Committee on Organization, and
were calculated TO further strengthen the demo-
n they wanted to secure a democratic
victory at me next elections that harmony
should prevail among all the supporters
AND followers OF the party. The action adopted
oy tue COMMITTEES on Organization on SATURDAY
last mad not Deen taken without due consldera-
ton, and what had then been done he tnOugnt
wouln meet with the appreciation OF every true
democrat. IL had been said, said Judge Quinn,
"a house divided against Itself cannot stand - so
IL Was In the great organization OF winch all pres
ent were members. it benooved them, If
tney would secure success, to 10 it
s s thelr leader should be sustained.
raey an he said, recognized Mr. John
Ne ~ as the one VINO had taken charge OF their
affairs, and that he was the general who had
LED them 10 victory. There had, however, been a
discord In the ranks, ana he thought lJ wen that
TINS lnciplent rebellion, as II were, should be MP
ped In the bud. he concluded oy advocating In
strong terms the adoption or the resolutions.
Mr.. Nicholas Muller seconded the adoption OF
tue reSOluLOuS III q Few remarks, In the course OF
when ne appealed TO the loyalty oil the members
present.
Judge Duny also advocated the passage OF the
resolutions and said he ielt confident that a
similar course OF action would Oe aa opted by every
district organization throughout the CITY. He re-
erred 10 the fact mat the resolutions which were
passed by tie Iamnany Committee ON Organlza-
ton on Sa urday last recommending the reorganl-
cation OF certain districts almost unanimous
ana that only seven votes were given ia oppo-
sltion they belonging TO the disaected districts.
lie sald there could be only one general-ln-cnlel
10 an army, one captain TO a snip ana one
recognized leader TO great party. The one
head OF the great democratic party in THIS CITY he
considered to be Mr.. John Kelly, and ne was OF
opinion tnat the best interests of the party re-
CURED united actlon OF ali having the welfare OF
the party at heart. The FIRST Assembly district
was the hrss In numerical order, and he thought
IL should be the first TO snow its loyalty
TO the great democratic organization and It's rec
ognIzed leader. The judge then reerred 10 the
question oil the reduction oflaborerS' wages. and
SAID tnat THIS was point that had been greatly
misunderstood. lie knew that Mr.. Kelly was op-
posed to 1t. aud as far as his influence was con-
cerned mad strenuously objected to IL. 81 am
said the Judge, glad TO find. rom my CONVERSE
ton with members Of TINS comm ECee sucn una
ninity OF feeling and sulh harmony lelgning.n
lie concluded MS remarks BIZ strongly advocating
the ao option or the resolutions.
vote as then taken, wnen every member
with the exception OF Mr. Arthur halliday, voted
In favor OF tner adoption and signed them. lie
stated that he could not af1X his signature to the
roll through personal feelings. The signatures 10
the resolutions were Thomas Foley, CHAIRMAN;
Patrick Kearns and Timothy MonAhan, secre-
taries Nicholas Muller John Moore, Edward
Thomas Gary, Patrick CanI, Patrick 4
Carney, James Healey Dennis Quinn James F1tZ-
gerald, William Ii. Burns, Jonn Connolly Thomas
+. smith, Michael Gray James Mallon, James Ii.
Madigan. Patrick Kerrln, Charles Schulz
A sub committee then appointed to select
the names OF persons who are Wiling and who are
qualified to act inspectors o. election ana TO re-
port the names TO the General Commlttee at the
next meeting, after which the committee ad-
ourned.