The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04
MORE TAMMANY REORGANIZATION.

THE NEW GENERAL COMMITTEES FROM THE
THIRD, ELEVENTH AND FIFTEENTH DISTRICTS
ORGANIZE FOR wAR-THE COMMITTEE ON DIS
cIPIINE AGAIN At WORK DISTRICT COMMIT
TEES ANNOUNCING THEIR LOYALTY.
The new Tammany General Committees OF the
Third. Eleventh and Fifteenth districts, appointed
last Saturday by the Committee on Organization
TO take. the place OF the committees headed oy
Hayes, Morrlssey ana Ledwith, respectively, met
yesterday afternoon at the wigwam In Fourteenth
street, for the purpose of organizing and confer
ring with the Committee on Discipline. All the
members OF the three committees were present,
and the Committee on Discipline had full repre-
sentation. william. A. Boyd was IN the chair. The
Assembly District General Committees organized
by electlng officers as fsl,ows:-
Third Dstrict-Francis Reilly, Chairman; owen
Cavanagh, Secretary
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures Schell Chairman;
DanIel X Lyddy, secretary.
Fifteenth Dlstrict-William ]. Kane Chairman:
william salmon, secretary.
Tie members chosen by the committee TO rep
resent them in the Committee on Organization
were as follows:-
Third Distrct-James ]. slevin, John Birmlng-
ham.
Eleventh District-Menzo DenendorL Peter
Trainer.
Fifteenth Distrct-Richard ]. Morrison, George
w. McGynn.
Inc IOHOWlnB TeSOlutlOnS, OHereu Dy tne COm-
mittee on DISCIPLINE. were lndorsed by the three
general committees. The resolutions In reality
referred to all three districts, but the one set
considered necessary to give the committees of
the Eleventh and Fifteenth districts the cue as to
what was expected OF them:-
Whereas the Third Assembly District General Com
mittee has recently been reorganzed by the Commit
tee on ORGANIZATION OF lammany aal whereas new
zed BY selecting heir Chairman and their
yves COmlnlIee on EXAMINATION, and,
these facts It mas become important ana mperauyely
Third Assembly district should be called together
in e hd Asemby c ' me new 16Gsr
ganzauon, so that here may be harmony accord and
UNITY Of action with the Iammany Han General Com
Resolved That the -. representatives to the Committee
steps 10 ascertain what members of the District Com
accord with the General Committee, and convene the
Friday the 9th inst at eight O'clock H. SO Ia a
report Of the reorganization OF the District Committee
and addresses OF the officers selected may presented
held saturday, the 7th inst at tour P NJ "" " 10
Resolved that the present District Committee of the
solved and that all members Of SAID District Committee
General Conmittee be replaced on said District Com
mitFee ana that the members OF the General COMMITTEES
eide, after careful investigation, who OF said COM
H Snera az saa an AND b r the Sm
persons to replace such as not in union with the
Resolved. That the General Committee Of the Third
Assembly district furnish list of reputable quai-
fed citizens who afiation with the Tamnany
Hall General Committee in that district, to be presented
to the Police Commissioners, with the
that they be appointed as inspectors of election poll
clerks the ensuing election in compliance with
call OF the Police Commission.
ANOTHER BOUNCE.
The Tammany General Committee OF the Fourth
Assembly district last evening removed Dennis s.
Griffin ana Charles Reilly, putting In taer places
John Calvin ana Daniel Ryan. Tue charge against
Griffin and Reilly was that they had openly de-
clared themselves against measures which Tam
many Hall mad declared party measures.
THE TWENTY-FoURTH WARD HEARD FROM
The General Committee Of The Twenty-fourth
ward has unanimously adopted the following reso-
lutions:-
Resolved, That we heartily approve OF cordially
indorse the recent action OF the Committee Organiza
ton IN thoroughly reorganiZing the General Commit
tees OF the Third Eleventh and Fifteenth Assembly DIS
trIcts.
Resolved, That such action WILL in our opinion tend
to harmonic and purity organization. we'll as TO
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