The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-04
TROUBLE IN TAMMANT.
THE GENERAL COMMITTEE GROWING rsD1Prs

THE GENERAL COMMITTEE GROWING EDEPRN-
DENT or BOSS KELLY.
The members OF the Tammany Hall General
Committee met last evening IN the Wigwam In
Fourteenth street. In the absence OF the chair
man. Apram 5. Hewitt, the First Vice President,
Judge QUINN called the meeting 10 order. The
Treasurer reported balance OF Sl,9o5 on hand,
after which L. d. Gale, on behalf oftne Committee
on Organization. presented 4 series OF resolutions
recognizing in Governor TIlden an able, sagacious
and fearless statesman, approving his manage.
ment Of the reform IN the canal system, his sug-
gestions looking TO the reorganization
CT cur municipal government BY q
sound democratic basis. and. By his CO.
operation with the friends OF rapid
transit. approving the laoors OF the recent Le2is.
larure. ana CONCENTRATING the people on Mayor
wlckham's dev0tedness 10 tho various interests
the city, and his cndeavors 10 nominate and ap.
point 10 the positions IN the local government
h0aesr, faithful ami capable citizens.
These resolutions were adopted. rs were also
another series calling the attention oil the people
10 tue TACT that tue census enunerators had begun
their work, aud requesting that tuey be AFFORDED
ever AGILITY IN obtaining perfect, correct and
relable census. Il was then moved and carried
tnat when the committee adjourn IL should &c
30 unu Thursday, the "a OF September next un'
less . special meeting was called oy the Chair.
Judge clancy. OF tue fnird district tnen offered
opision OF the comrnittee 81 was q Just recon-
questing the appointment OF committee Of i've 70
wait on toe MAYOR aud heads OF departments and
inform them u the action Of this committee and
induce them 20 read0pt the old rate 81 wages.
the introduction OF these resolutions was
greeted witn hearty applause, which was checked
" the RAP Of toe Cnalrman's gaveL
Mr. John Kelly then rose aud acknowledge
that g. was fair days wages, but objected 10 TIE
resolutions being passed IN tneir present form.
lie thougat 10 would be better 70 refer them
90 thc Committee on organization, whd
would c0ufer upon them. and, II necess
sArY, they w0uid take waAt action should 90
deemed adyisan,e In the matter, and he moved
thai tney Is referred to That committee. Judge
Clancy eAia tnia vas q matter mat should %
acted upon ~ once, aud AZ a friend OF the work
inRmcn ne vas opposed 10 any delay. the Chair.
man cat snort any iurtner discussion by staunf
fAat q motion 70 refer Was not uebatabe. Mr..
kellyss motion being seconded, The Chairman put
tne question On tte motion. which was met with
lev yeas auu ~ the negative oy perfect storm
81 nays" Judge Clancy then arose 70 appoint ofex
planAt0A. bat was raped down Oy tue Chairman,
ana : motion ocinU tacn put 20 aoJ0urn the meet
tnr va met ~ q roar ~ negatives, and n0twith.
et4nolnR Judge Quinn's gave Tell, and be declared
tAe meeting adi0urnNd. Tue bitterest denunca~
fl0us OF Judge DUMAS action IN declaring the
meeting adjourned, IN spite ~ the overwhelming
vote aaaiuss 4. were then INDUCED 10 oy tnoss
pre8eut and . scene OF uproar aud confusion fuls
lowed wkl1n balies description.