The New York herald., 1875-10-01
TAMMANY HALL.
MEETING OF THE TAAfMANY GENERAL COMMIT
TEE LAST EvENIEG-THE STATE TICKET m

MEETING OF THE TAMMANY GENERAL COMMIT
\ TEE LAST EyENING-rHE STATE TICKET M
DoRsED.
The Tammany Hall General Committee held special
meeting last evening, at the Wigwam, in Fourteenth
street. There very large attendance. Among
those present John Kelly, Abram s Hew-
1T, Judge Sutherland, Edward L. Donneily, John
T. Agnew, Judge Quinn, Jordan L. Watt, Samuel A
Lewis Vincent King, Peter B. olney, Martin T. Mac
Mahon, Arthur Delany, Augustus Schell, Henry l.
Clinton, Christopher Fine, Commissioner J. j. o'Don-
ohue, Tax Commissioner Wheeler and Sheriff Conner
The meeting was called to order by Abram 8. Hewitt
report submitted from the Committee on
Organization, IN which the primaries were recon-
mended to be held as follows:-The Aldermen on the
18th inst the Assembly the 20th the Judiciary
Convention on the 11th the County Convention on the
18th, and the Senatorial Convention on the 18th The
primaries arc be held the Sh inst and the re-
port provides that the Judiciary and County Conven-
tions shall be composed Of delegate from each
election district OF every Assembly district The re-
port was adopted The report OF the Committee on
Discipline relative TO the Second and the Seventeenth
Assembly districts and the action Of the Committee on
Organization thereon already given in the HERALD
was also submitted and adopted.
Mr.. Boyd, while the report was being read stated
that the Committee on Discipline had been msin
formed rs to some OF the facts in the of the Sew
enteenth district. He said that the committee had
learned since this report was made that no compact
made under oath by either faction. The report
The Committee on Naturalization reported that they
had secured ut No 10 Centre street, which would
be open on Monday.
ENDORSEMENT OF TnE STATE TICKET.
The following resolutions were read and adopted
Whereas the democratic party by their action At Syracuse
peculiarly identified with the of reform in
m No 60 % IN wap our us a
Whereas the platform adopted sound in every plank and
sets forth in clear terse and iocbe language true demo-
cratic doctrines on all the issues before the people
Resolved By the Democratic Republican General Com
tion of State ticket thoroughly In accord with the Cover
against the Canal Ring 10 triumphant conclusion is i'm
n ss 5 by EVERY the public
ceye our hearty and enthusiastic Endorsement and that
for democratic ticket shall strengthen the
hands and gladden. the hearts of all the friends of reform
Resolved That while each and of the platform
saeon rom these two actsFr that by is adoption
nedd 40 the cye % te f e o ew Td pLn ~ b
efforts 20 accomplish thorough reformation in the
Of the public pub and seeSn that It's Is % are
honest and in condemnation of the runous policy
Resolved, That in reviewing the action of the
recent STATE Convention and the present attitude
n ' Of %f0fh ali and intelligent citizens nss
That when selfish and corrupt men, unahtul alike the
traditions of the party and to their duty the people, had
brought shame and disgrace upon there found
within ranks leaders OF the ability, virtue and
courage requisite ITO cut out the cancer by the roots and
purify organization.
That while shameless corruption everywhere pervsdes the
administration of federal republican
neither the courage the disposition to cleanse
their party but on the contrary In
instances have promoted convicted
before the public of criminal conduct in Office higher
places In the republican household that the democratic
party having inscribed banners watchwords in the
fight reform public affairs, municipal State and federal
has taken mot single step bacward that while others
have been talk and praise reform democrats
have originated and accomplished reform in the adoption Of
practical measures well adapted and prevent
listing abuses in the of public affairs State and
municipal
Resolved That hereby cordially invite all fell
low citizens who desire " promote genuine reform in public
affairs the city and State whatever have their
party affiliations and preferences in the past with
in carrying successful result the work already
begun. loud applause)
resolution offered by Arthur Delaney, adopted
denouncng the recent action Of the State Board OF As
in assessing New York city than onchalf
the total valuation OF property in the State
Mr. Boyd offered resolution authorizing the
ganzed General Committee to issue calls for the prma
ries, &c. which was adopted