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

THE PROOFS OF THE THREE PUDDnSGs.
The following are the certificates referred to in
the report-
At meeting OF the General Com mittee of the Third
assembly, disTifS ned az many Hal on the 50 day
were elected delegates TO the Committee on organisa
William Lynch, Michael Eeeney Patrick Oakley, Am
er0se 9Nsi John birmingham Thomas Mcguire.
Michael Burke, Patrick McGollnm, Patrick Dempsey.
Al meeting o. the me%HeEs q the General Commit.
Ball the 81 day OF August 1873 Augustus schel, chair
Peter Trainer and Meme DieeudOrf were duly desg-
mated and elected as deegates from the Eleventh AS
,,1SgasfTs scheli psSisi r Lydqy, DavId GcAdam.
Sns ySn n Msnzd SSs Ib5as
Banks, Joseph Mcdonald B. <. Murphy John wagner.
Isnlton F6ip ailhsan Peter TTsasr Fran Trsndi;
We, the UNDERSIGNED, members Of the General Com.
that meeting held on The Sd day Of AuSnst 1873 AZ
the positions herein dcsignated 10 wit:-William j.
Kane chsirmsnj Martin r Kan Secretary WILLIAM
heaynn delegates to the Committee on Organization
pSw Shn cb1 h FeF
Dougherty, Charles Price. John G. Dimond Thomas J.
Hall James j. Deery, Francis Corey, Edward Fizpat-
topher Bath James j. Campbei William salmon, r. ].
Morrison George W. McGlynn. Michael ,. Mclaughlin.
GOING FOR BUSHwACKERs.
This troublesome matter OF the district commit
tees over. IL was deemed advisable 10 go for the
with the rank and file OF the party In the back
woods districts, and owen Cavanagn, fresh from
the newly reorganized Third district, was the
party who made the first flourish. IL was an
foll0WS:-
whereas information has been sent this Committee
party throughout The towns and counties Of the state
that they have received communications rom person
signing himself Charles H. Secretary of the
Central Committee or Assistant secretary who assumes
rigRt and excIsSeiy belongs to the SECRETARY Of The
state Central 9%%es ana Nv hs letters
OF the regular democranc patty Of THIS city and county
derraiing their, standing, and in every conceiv-
smaon Of ths demScrSs TonshOat the stae
and whereas the said Charles II. swan is
this city and for his supposed services in the position
wmdn nc h9as ad ,,i, an M pwhiln SI:
time is otherwise employed as aforesadi now. there
Resolved, That the Corresponding Secretary Of thl,
immediateiy with Lewis II Apgar, the regular secfe-
tAry OF the state Central Commiee and request that
authorized directly or indirectly or IN any way coun-
snd Whether the said swan has assumed these prercSa
tiYes without his authority. consent or approval
NEW PULL ALTOGETHER.
Then Seth G. Douglas, rom the Eighth district,
fired with q patriotic desire 10 make the loyalty
OF tue troublesome twentieth district thing be-
y0nd the chance OF doubt, offered the folowing:-
Whereas It is currently reported that great want OF
discipline exists In me General COMMITTEES Of the rwsn
their meetings regularly s BY their own BY
the TammaDy Hall General COMMITTED; and whcreas
in order to make the members Of the said Assembly Dis
ligatory every member belonging 70 TO use what
ever influence he may possess to give character
strength TO his organization, in order that IL
mand the respect esteem and confidence the
IN the district which claims
resent; now, therefore,
Resolved, That the Committee on Discipline OF this
organization take steps to ascertain n these
rumors referred % in the foregoing preamble in
part true, and II there be necessity exist
ing for reorganization Of that district and ALI
facts relating thereto TO the next meeting OF this Com.
mittec on organization, with their recommendations
thereon.
All .hese resolutions were adopted after which
week the General Committee may meet, when the
now district committees DECIDED upon By the
Third, Eleventh and Fifteenth district general
committees wn be indorsed a. worthy Of the
household OF Tammany.