The New York herald., 1876-08-19

Mr.. Kelly as Chairman of tho Committee on Organi-
zatou, was added to the committed. The Committee
on Organization at adjourned after the appoint
ment the Conference Committee. which Immediately
organized and sent sub committee OF threc-Messrs
William r. Roberts, Edwara Cooper and Timothy
j. Uampbel--to call upon the Anli-Tammany Con-
ference Committee and inform them that the
Tammany Committee had organized and were
ready 10 hear from them. THIS committee soon
returned accompanied by Messrs. Henry Murray,
Denis Burns aud Bryan Reilly, who had been
appointed on part Of the anti Tammanyites to in
form tho Tammany conference committee that they
had organized conference committee and ready
for business This sub. committee was told that their
main committee would be received ut lammany Hall,
but aerward transpircd that the antiTammany
committee had adjourned after appointing committee
OF SIX confer with similar committee on the part
OF Tammany and that the six would meet at tho Monu
ment House at once. The Tammany six were then
PROCEEDINGS AT IRVING HALL
Promptly at tour o'clock tho anti Tammany Execu-
tive Committee met in Irving Hail. Immediately upon
the organization of the meeting Emanuel b. Hart, It's
chairman stated that he was IN communication with
John Kelly aud that the chieitain of Tammany had
stated that there was objection on his part 10
union OF the opposing democratic elements. Mr. Hart
suggested that it would be advisable to appoint COM
miltee composed OF delegate from each Assembly
district meet and confer with like committee from
Tammany Hail.
of one find John Morrssey and invite him TO attend
the conference. Mr. Bixby returned In a few minutes
with The redoubtablc John, who received with ap
plause. Being called upon for speech he said the OBJ
cct the meeting, he understood Il, to unite
the warrng elements OF the democratic party He had
he said, held no conference with leader OF Ium-
many Hall The subject True, he had been approached
ID Saratoga by a Tammany sacsem who asked him
on what basis u union between the two factions was
possible. lie asked The gentleman whether ho was
ihorizcd by Tammany to treat and he replied in tho
Affirmative. Mr.. Morrissey then told him that
was possible the basis of equal division OF the
delegates the State Convention at Saratoga and upon
no other. The gentleman expressed his satisfaction
with the proposition, and took his departure.
This statement received with applause by the
meeting aud Mr.. Morrissey went TO say that It
the duty Of every democrat, now upon the eve Of
Presidential election, all in power unite
the party The first step toward this end was union
OF the the State Convention upon equal
terms To further this end Mr. Morrissey would
all his power, anu in doing he would
be actuated 0y selfish motives, for he
had no candidate whose interests he anxious
to advance He thought no action should be taken In
secret all oceclngs should be above board, the
people we're no longer satisfied to have two threc
MR. Charles ". Brooke offered the following resolu
tom
Whereas Is the prevailing sentiment among the democ
this that united delegation from this city to
August 30 next will greatly strengthening the
ticket this aud other States and whereas is
therefore, of all good democrats recognize this
sentiment BY making every honorable effort to bring about
Resolved That committee be appointed consisting of
one from Assembly district aid from the Twenty
third and wards 10 confer with the arixny
all democratic with view OF uniting the
Assembly districts OF this city in
the the State Convention to be held
at Saratoga August ~ noxt
The resolution was adopted unanimously, and the
following gentlemen were appointed members Of such