The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-29
TAMMANY's TROUBLES.
THE MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON Dis
orPIINE TO-DAY AND ITS woRK-THE NEW

THE MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON DIS
crPLINE TODAY AND ITS woRK-THE NEW
COMMITTEES TO BE FIXED.
There were no new developments whatever
yesterday concerning the Tammany hubbub, and
II Is more than likely that even the 1na acuon OF
the Committee on Discipline, winch meets to-day,
al noon at Tammany Hall. win be unable TO
create auy fresh excitement The reason for this
probability is very evident. All the mischief as
the Morrissey men call the wptng out OF the COM
m1ttees OF the Third, Eleventh and Fifteenth dis
trlcts. that can be cone has been done-that Is TO
say, nothing that the Committee on Discipline
does can make matters worse for the victims OF
the Committee on Organizations course on Satur
day last. and which was vigorously followed up
In the stand taken by the Committee on Dis
clpline on Monday. All the members OF the
general committees OF the Thru, Eleventh
and fifteenth districts being, In the
eyes OF the faithful OF the wigwam.
dead ana buried. they can no longer
be reached in any way by any further action on
the part OF the committee at their session this
afternoon The chief interest OF the democratic
politicians VIII, then, from this till the NEE ing or
the Committee on Organization on Saturday
centre upon the names which the Committee on
Discipline Will hnalIy decide upon as
LOYAL SUBJECTS OF TAMMANY
who can be trusted as members or the new gen.
eral committees Of the Third, Eleventh and Eff
teenth districts. 1t will be remembered thar the
reorganization plan settled upon Is that sugges-
tons should be received from democrats In the
three districts as to what men OF standing In the
party VINO reside in the districts should pc Sc
lected for places on the new committees. To-day
II Is expected that the committee viii do no other
business than to respectfully receive all sug-
gestions made, and that they will not be able 10
decide upon the names until tomorrow or on
saturday, when they VIII be reported Lo the Com
m!ttee on ORGANIZATION.
AS matters will stand up to the time when the
latter committee Will meet, the SIX members OF
the denounced general committees from the
Tnlrd eventn ana FifteepLh-namely, Hayes,
O'Relly, MOrrssey, Fellows, Ledwltn and Radley-
are entitled 10 attend the meeting, and IL Is not
unlikely that Wien the question OF adopting the
report of the Committee on Discipline creating
the new committees comes up Tor ADOPTION they
VIII improve the opportunity by getting up
A LIVELY DEBATE.
There are many VINO believe, however, that they
will not attend at all, knowing nat they Will be
laid out by the same vote they were on Saturday
last and that their discussing the right wrong
OF their downfall would do them no good and pos
slbly DO their friends considerable harm.
Last evening, In most OF the Asse districts
wherein the arrangements OF the AntLTammany
democrats mad been perfected, their enrolment
TOOK place la every Assembly district, wheGRer
were elected from each election district. as
there are 557 election Districts IN the city the
number OF delegates elected last night
or who are supposed to have been elected,
was 735. These delegates each Assembly
district, OF course, having Its special quota in
separate conventions IN numbers proper Toned to
the number OF the election districts In each
Assembly district, will tomorrow evening eject
general committee, TO be composed OF two men,
Ders rom each election district. Ii will be seem
therefore. that this general committee Will num-
Der Lila. On Monday evening this committee will
meet al Irving Hall for organization, when, II re-
port speaks truly, there VIII be lively time Gil
round.