The New York herald., 1876-07-17

chairman Of the Tammany Hall General Committee.
reorganization was demanded by the Sachcms An
election took place, when he Wood men were declared
irregular and now regime thus inaugurated.
THE ENDORSEMENT "vicToRy" THURSDAY NIGHT.
Loud boastng is mado in certain quarters OF the
victory achieved by Mr. Kelys friends in passing
the resolution OF Endorsement a the General Committee
meeting OF Thursday last; but when the public under
Stand the SO called victory" hs barren results and
organization Of the Tammsny Han General COMMITTEE
throughout the different Assembly districts OF city
the Boss IN almost all instances directs who shalt
who shall not be placed on the ticket Tho present
committee with some few exceptions, is therefore
packed with tho creatures OF Mr. Kelly II he goes out
OF Tamnany Hall a necessary consequence the ward
leaders OF today go with him and dspcnsa,ion
must WELD the tomanawk new Indians IN paint and
feathers wall dance around the council lres of the
Tammany Society. Sitting Bull Augustus schclI will
probably be displaced by Yellow Dog Peter B Olney
Hole in. the Wall Edward l.. Donney will make way
Tor Last OF the Mohicans Thomas Cooper Campbell
Three-Sbects.in-thc Wind Frederick Smythe will step
out OF the way ior Brian Boroihme James Daly, the
Big Modoc Chief and Terror TO Pale Faces John Kelly
must step down and out IN the interests OF that re-
nowncd Sioux warrior, Abram s.. Hewitt and TO
OF that offensive class OF ward statesme which has
disgfaccd our city politics Tor a number OF years. Is
there any wonder that all these 'ns' should shout
themselves hoarso in defence OF John Kelly at Tam
many Hall Thursday niehy HIS dccapitaton
means political death to about 500 OF those gentlemen
composing tue lanmany Hal! General committee OF
1876. Where, then, is the victory" boastingly
claimed by Mr. Keil, . iriendsY
UNION, MlsMANAGENESr AND REFORM.
Mr. Coopcrs resolution, calling for the appointment
OF a committee o one from each Assembly district 10
reorganizc the party, so AS 10 admit outsiders, was
step IN The right direction. II Tammany wishes ~
succeed in the next election she must abandon the
political ostrac,sm which has ruled her since
Mr.. Kelly took the helm. The gentleman acknowl
edges that he has made mistakes. 1t Is time that he
found It out Every prominent step lie has taken
Tweed and his gang ruled the people OF ths sity
and State has been mistake. The successful candi-
dates for prominent offices, from Judge Tim
Campbell down. have only c0ncusively proved
10 .hc people OF his city that the
Iaium Itute IL sind
human character Tho patronage system, too, has
been disgrace to Tammany The Jacksonan in-
felcit3 ''tha TO tho vctors belong the spos'' has
been carried out to the letter All places over which
Iammany has control are parcelled out and among the
various committees. No matter how respectable out
side candidates. or how well qualified Tor the offices
which they seek unless they have the committee"
with them they are lett out IN the cold This system
has worked very badly Even IN the committees great
dissatisfaction exists Tho result follows III the sclec-
ton oil The most inefficient and useless men Tor oice
Administrative reform 5 wanted in this matter and
Govcrnor Tilden might efectually purify our local
political atmosphere by lending his influence to abolish
this odious programme Mr. Kelly, ia his last speech
ut Ialnmgny Hall. said, thIt once havn. made up his
mind no power on Garth could change 1t. Could the
iorce OF VAN concert any further go,
GOVERNOR rILDEN's FRIENDS REsrivE
Many Of the real eLthusiastic friends of Governor
Tilden exceedingly rcstive under what they con
slider Il tardincss the reorganization OF Tammany.
They insist that immediate steps Should be taken to
purify the atmosphere OF the Wiswam. Then the axiom
quoted in opposition to this programme, that It Is
not advisable ie swap horses while cossing streams.
If Kelly should remain the head OF lammany, many
advocate careful watching OF the movements OF that
organization electioa day. Fears are entertained OF
bargain and sale.
THE uoFrMAy HOUSE NETTING
II Is given ont tnat the rsanizaiion of tho Til
den and Henarcks Central Campaign Club is nothing
nor Tess than an opposition movement TO Tam
many Hall ut present organized Invitations
issued to promincnt ctzcns III every
Assembly district OF the city. Machine politicians
(and, OF course, this means II class Of men
particularly identified with MIR. John Kelly were stu
dously ignored The gentlemen who went to ST.
LOUIS from TINS city and vaianliy fought under the
Tdcn banner first, last aud all the nc constitute the
leaders oi the movement. The club promises to DC
an immense organization Branches are To be formed
every ward. All persons are invited, irrespective OF
race color and politics. Nothing is rquircd but
fenlty To Tildcn and Hendricks. Many republicans
are known to have already joined the organization
This is good omen for the OF The Presidential
deInocr rac ticket November II similar detection
should take place in republican ranks throughout the
West Governor Til len may look hopefully toward lii
nols and even Indiana and OHIO
THE REPUBLICAN, STATE ricKRra
Secret meetings OF Republican leaders have been
held IN ihir cy turing me pas. Jew aays 20 consult as
ling ARE bnsiy at WORK, Dut Efforts to injure the gal
ant aud eloquent oncida statesman must only result
in crushing the instsaiors One OF those meetings
held down town aud the other Two at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Representatives were present from each wing
OF the republican patty. The Conkhny fenton,
Morgan aud Robertson interests watched by their
particular pariisan. The utmost secrecy was insisted
upon but some important facts leaked coiIncc-
ton with these gatherings. The following statesmen
discussed Tor Governor and Lieutenant Gov
crnor:--
Morgan and Fcnton
Fenton and Robertson.
Robertson and Fenton
Cornell and Robertson
Cornell and Fcnton.
Fcnlon aud Cornell.
These tickets advocated from different stand
points The principal arguments used bore upon The
absolute necessity tor harmOnizng the parry in The
State against the common enemy IL the Morgan and
Fenion tcket can be agreed upon and tho people
should ratly the nominations at the polls, then II
suggested that President Hayes IL he attain that
te might lake Governor Morgan into his Cabinet
Mr.. Fcnton could thus step into tho pubernatoral
chair. But these contingencies are very remote.
Politicians however, look ar ahead in making their
combinations.