New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
rAMMANYs SUPPORT OF rILDEN.
POSSIBLE EEoKG sNIZAriDS OF THE DEMOCRAT
P.RIY ~ TuIs CITY.

POSSIBLE HEoKGA ANIZArioS OF THh DEMOCRAnc
PARIY ~ rms CITY.
The advance guard of TIE TaInmany Hal
delegation To st. Louis oxpcc;cd to arrive here ~
O'Clock this morning. the leaders viii probably not
return before the early part oi AoSt week M; molly
sud SIR schcl intend O.tOp on tor way Datk al Indian
ap1ls and Albany. The od Iammany banner, Win HE
ramcs OF TdcG aud Hendricks placed upon H. "s raised
In front OF Tlmmany Hall yesterday afternoon
In con, ersaHon with TEIEuSE reporter yesterday
prominent Tarainany Han polit cian wo acquainted
with tho policy OF the organization stated that the fact
that TamHan, Hall proper has not made dencIstrl-
uon IN :ayor IA" a. Louis nominees does not ~ any
way prove that the Tammany Democracy VIII not give
erhueiasti,BnppUr 20 TIE trkct. "Ihc orIarizltion
he sad has always followed regular WAY 10 "bioh 1"
ndorSo nominations and get up public dolnonSsTatiohs
TD1aDy after II gets through with the celebration or
the Fourth o' July. win have il, meeting Of the Genera
Committee, consisting Of about 600 members. There
resolutions VIII be prepared l1Ursug tue platform ahd
the candidates and n committee VIII Do appointed 10
gel up a great mass meeting, ut which leading Demo
Gratis of the Will bo invited to speak ana every
caro- ,;iu be taken to have immense gathering Al
tK m citing Of the General Committee Thurrday nnNt
everything viii b- harmonious Gud ebinuhiaauc. lho
yctcii.n politicians OF The organization Ike their lGader
f,r and ther To regularity s 80 hiin That
there IL not tho slightest doubs about IGon
and Hendricks receiving as strong support - III tcy
nau oU1n no,' ,p r, f, tbat te on I,nnany otgtp
iztlon Is enthusiastic for Gov. Tdcn Will not deter me
Tannany Democrats from manifcsling like enthusiasm
In fact tho leaders Oi e3.h organization VIII siyo 10
Ilakc IL appear that Their following dong tue most
effective work" "Thc reorganization Of fTamiuany hai
hn continued, which has been TAXED about cannot Do
effected wnUnt the adylce anu acquieaceEce 0i J0Hh
Kelly and those who control thn Organizad0n Groi.
efforts viii se made after return OF tie delegates aud
onerf 81. Louis 10 rc1rgInzc the Democratic luy
OF tho CITY of NewYOrk before the time foi holding the
neyL state Convention. contest between TIE anu
TaiLnany and tins iaminany delegations for admission
10 the Convention would be very injurious to don and
the State ticket, however 1t might Do dccidea S0nt
have sgc stcd that The State Central Committee sih
appuut "a certain number from each organAt
tion Ia agree upon plan OF representation
In te1Saie Convention. Otheis advise tat the good
and mcn of the two organizations meet ana isis
upon n reorganization Of the party. There WIZ ba
difficulty. however. In accomplishing TINS icUrgani, dton
from the fact that the present leaders OF eDcb ioiOn
would inevitably lose the influence they 10" rS'esh
These local dihcuties disIDanoe IN the
minds Of mon uot interested IA local pOllcs TE"y arc
tie rocks ahead and II they are avoided there ~ iitic
toubt that rilCen and Hendricks will have uHDrty in
ts city O NJ least 10000 votes and the electoral vote
OF the State will ne secured for the Democratic