The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-25

80. . assembly Resuaie, 1885,.
broaght out the Tammany candidate tSlumentnsD had
SSss or IN 5 S.ias had
The whole vote Tor assembly IN 1874 6s Of which
the RsS Of S MhSn
shga hose
eaaer e each but were opposed to the local
received voes %Sc sho@es IN s
ministration OF affairs ''''' "s "n'' Aeu"''ns '''
w. ~, Exhibit IF" referred to in the reportl
General COMMITTEE OF the Fifteenth Assembly District
the ssS o9
the ei ioiloTming re- son viz
inactive, wholly personal and selfish.
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the democrats Of the district said management.
are s%sPs e;
the party THOMAS DAW,
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tee OF the Iwrny,iourth wsrd held at Kearns resaur
sas a % Y 81 re
from this committee to the Committee Organzaton
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General COMMITTEE by reason Of his proved disaection
was therefore resolved that Hugh Ferrigan be and
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the vacancy caused by Frederiek toz being dropped
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MICHAEL DooLEY.
RECEPTION OF THE REPORT.
When the reader reached the Third district Mr..
James Hayes arose and said that ne believed the
0IStrlCC which he represented DrODprlV
disciplined condition, and that nothing mad oc-
He personaiIv was IN en,sye Sarronv WITH an.
many Hall, and did not see any reason for the
action o. the committee regarding the Third dis
trlct. He moved taat this portion OF the report
be reconstructed.
Mr.. Boyd said that the committee had thor
oughly examined into the condition OF the Third
district, and had found there a great amount OF
INSTRUMENTATION and that the committee had but
ganization OF the committee.
The motlon OF Mr. Hayes was put and lost bya
vote OF So TOT.
Mr.. Boyd tnereupon went on to read his report
until he came to the Eleventh district John Nor
rissey'sI, when Judge McAdam OF the Marine
ing the tact that Mr.. Morrissey was out or town
ana not IN attendance upon the com mittee the
might be adjourned, and that fit were tailed for
tue time being, the difficulty could probably be
snrmounted at some ulure time. He Judge
he hoped The plan he suggested might be adopted.
Mr.. Boyd tnen went on again reading MS re-
being taken or MS request.
When the reader reached the Fifteenth district
Judge Ledwitn's) aud read what concerned tt,
Thomas A. Ledwith arose and SAID that he could
see no reason Tor this action OF the committee.
He had been a faithful MEMBER OF Tammany Hail
and MS district was in harmony with Tarnmany
Hall What Heterogeneous elements there mig he
be could be easily concated, ana there was no
necessity Tor any radical action at THIS time as
ne was certain his course la the DIST let mad
given satisfaction. He moved this por ion OF the
report be reconsIoereu.
Mr.. Boyd answered by saying that the commit
tee had examined into the condition OF TINS DIS
trict with great thoroughness, and the main fact
thAt majority oil the members OF the committee
mad protested against Mr. Ledwith's manag cement
OF the commit tee IL was evident TO the commit
tee That just what was wanted at present was
radical measures As the committees mad deter
mined III the first place TO 20 20 the root OF the
evil was IN cumoent upon IL to report for the
removal Of All disturbing elements. No district
WAS more IN a state 4 dIsorganization tnan the
course snoud De taken as with The others, and no
distinction should De made ior any personal rea-
sons.
Mr.. Ledwith's motion was thereupon put and
lost Dy 80 to q.
The remainder of the reading OF the report went
cluded quickly.
The chairman then put the motion as TO
whether the report should pe adopted as o whole.
The ayes and nays were called, and the follow
ing was the results
For the Report--First district Patrick q. Duffy and
shandley ffh warren c. sennstt and Arthur J. De
lnSy SIKH Timothy os%PDs and sS Jonn
Eightn, Edward b. Gale and eeih q. Douglas: smith,
George " Morton and James tiIzpatrtsk tenth, An.
thOny Eickhoh and owen Murphy Twelfth. Henry
WOltman and Patrick II. keenan,; thirteenth, CHRIS.
topher Fine and James Barker; Fourteenth Bernard
Reilly and Jacob A. Gross; ixteenth Maurice Power
and y T. spinoa; seventeentn, Fred smythe and
j. 5. Masterson Eighteenth, John Kelly anu Edward
Kearney; Nineteenth, Thomas U'Calaghan aud Andrew
smith; Twentieth, William u Conner and john, Butler;
Twenty-frst, Hugh n. Moore and william A. BOyd;
1wenty-third ward, James ]. Mooney and j. J. Clark
Twentyfourth ward, Henry d. Purroy and Hugh Ferri-
Ran-3d
@RS Andrew = ~ hird Jss, hsyss bE Sy
A. Ledwith and Peter Radoy
Tne fcnowing committee was thsn appointed BY
the chairman 70 feergahxa the committees IN shs