The New York herald., 1876-10-15

democratic union cannot oe charged 10 this o-ganza
ton, but exclusively belongs 10 Tammnny Hall, which
opposed with bitterness the nomination Of Samuel j.
Tilden at ST. LOUIS aud Lucus Robinson AT saratoga
Your COMMITTEES is convinced that the national and
state ticket viii be sustained by the county democracy
with earnest devotion aud ndcny, and political
combnalioIs, which may be necessary TO secure efl
cent, honest amt economical municipal gov, rn mcn
will he alio wed TO ntercrc with the triumphant elec-
tion OF Samuel J. TiIden ana Lucius Robinson.
GEORGE II. PCRSER
J. d. COUGHLIN.
Mr. Morrssey when tho reading was nnished
and asked permission from the Char hand IN a
norty report Tho announcement was sooner
madc than tho waters began ruic and Indicate the
coming storm. Mr.. Shalor said that although the
ction oil Mr.. Morrissey strictly in order he
would, a matter OF courtesy. accept the report
winch was then handed up to tho secretary read
rnx xISohIry REPORT
To THE COUNTY CONVENTION or THE NEW YORK
COUNTY DEMocRAcY:-
GkxrLEMEX-fhe undersi igned members OF tho Con
ference Coinnittee appointed by your BODY 10 confer
with other democratic organizations IN relation TO
nominations to be made for county officers respect
fully submit the following report
'rLat We accept the proposition made BY
the Tammany Hail Conference Comuistcc. Although
your conmitIcc believe that Tammsny Hall has not
acted strictly IN accordance with The spirit OF rccoL
citation manifested at the Saratoga Convention; still,
In order 10 secure united democracy the city and
county OF New York and 10 promote the best interests
OF democratic national aud State tickets
u duty TO make any sacrihccnI power 10 unite
ana solidiy tie democ, atlc ranks in this county
During the reading OF both reports there were ire-
quent interruptions and cries OF mo, no! .Yes,
yesln accompanied by the most diabocal ycs aud
howis IRON tho factions within faction.
MohRIssRY's S sPKEcH
Mr. Morrssey was gwen tho floor, and said -
MR. CHAIRMAN AND GESTLEMEx--l teeI II my duty TO
explain the action OF myself aud others OF tho confer
committee submitting the report accepting the
terms offered by rammany Hall "a mixture OF howIs
and cheers and the greatest confusion now, lot us
see what presented aud rejected. Hero Mr. Nor
risssy went over the propositions Tor a compromise
offered on botn Sides and pIAceu them in the most
favorable light he could anu compared them with what
would result to the ORGANIZATION without the com
promise
Its against my own judgment oil what is fair, he
continued, that we should accept such proposition,
but the circumstances require IT. Individuals are
nothing There Is one motive superior to all others
thls mat Or and every other consider ation
should give way beforo the Importance OF eectng our
PRESIDENTIAL cand date 90 and do az you like. gentc-
men, IN this Convention. want TO be understood,
ana now speak independently ana TOT myself Will
not bc parry to any political transfers. will
deal with republicans. am committed man
have no caudidatc 10 lock alter speak the good
Of the party aud Tor that alone, and such combns
ton as lual suggested Will carry OF the
cratic party. move you, str, tho adoption OF The
minority report
Al this point James o'Bren jumped to the noor. and