The New York herald., 1877-01-05
TAMMANY'S NEW DEAL.

ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW TAMMANY GEN.
ERAL CoMMITrRE-THE COMMITTEE ON Or
GANIZATION
The new Tam,nany General Committee assembled
last evening at the Wigwam In Fourteenth street
perfect an organization Mr. John Kelly called the
members order, and stated that the Executive Com
mit,co had delegated him 10 name Henry L. Clinton
Tor temporary chairman and Joseph Blumen
thai and Henry A. Gumbleton temporary Sec
retaries. rlc nominations approved OF
by reclamation. Mr.. Clinton then mado
short address congratulatiug tho organization on
tho victory achieved at the late local election whom
II elected OF the highest character to Office. The
dispute IN the First district as well as the contests In
ferred to committee consisting OF ono from zach un
contested district Tho committee was session
hour and decided 10 report III iavor OF the tickets
signed by the inspectors of the primary election
namely IN the First district in favor OF Judge Duffy
An tho THIRD district favor James Sievin IL the
Sixth In favor OF Judge Timothy J. Campbell. and in
tho Twenty first irr favor OF the compromise ticket
headed by Thomas b. Tappen The report was agreed
THE PERMANENT oPPIcHga
A Committee on Permanent officers was appointed,
who reported AS ioows:-
Chdirnldn-hcnry l.. Clinton.
Wee Chairmen--P. G. Duffy, William Bennett, Peter
vogle Charles b. Cornell, Samuel q. Courtney, Alfred
Secretaries II. T. Fitzpatrick, James J. Coonan, F.
| v. Ewing W. J. Kane an1 g. X. Ackerman.
Tyedsurer-John J. German.
Redding Sccretd,y-W. H. Quincy.
SergednL at -Arms-Georgc Collin
The report was adopted and tho nominations were
unanimously adopted.
THE NEW POWER THE THRONE.
Tho now rammany Executive Committee better
known W. the CommiltO OrganiZatlon 40 selected
live IRON each Assembly dstrct), several districts
having yet TO elect their representatives., is as
follows:--
fira District Nicholas Muller. James Heaey, Denis
eS"" Sso"S ?. Kirk; rhoma. GRADY will
lam Van Jeremiah Hardigan GAM" and Martin Reese y
Rooney. Thomas stanton and Thomas Smith.
Collins Edward r. Fitzpatrick snd William Coiigan
IYjth Distrid-Henry A. Gumbieton, Peter Mitchell. WILL
Silfh Disfri1-1inothy J. Campbell, Lawrence Il. Hill,
James Carrxher, Jacob Seebacheryand John H. hughes
Sercnm Distriet.Peier b. OIney NJ = McMahon Vincent
Eiyhh DisriciEdwad ID. Gale Thomas Carleton George
Hail. J. W. ksppenhogen and Bernard kenny
Niah Disfrif-Edward tiilon, George Morton, George
A. jeremiah, William Dodge and James Fitzpatrick.
Tsih Distfit-Executivo Committee not yet selected
wnas am ano baendo
TtreJM DfriG-lienry Woltman, Patrick Keenan,, W. w,
Cook and John Keenan,. -.
James Barker. Christopher Fine and William Lamb.
F,ureenL Dis, BERNARD Reilly Peter Gillespie, John
FYttesnT Dirid-tieorgc W. McGIynn, Richard J. Morr-
son Joseph Bumensha William Salmon and Michael Fits-
sirssath Disvfo--F b. spincla. George Kelly, John
Muilanc. Robert q. Foster and Edward l.. GauL
serntsnM District Executive Committee not yet elected
Eighteenth Disfff-John Kelly Peter Seery. T. y. Camp
bell dwsrd Kearney aud David ". Koehler.
NinceeaM Disfrisf-Thomms U'Calag an. Thomas Dun
lap Thomas Brennan. Thomas e. Ecclesne. b. r. Fair
Tentisth Disrif--Michaei Tuomey, Charles t. Loew,
Owen Morgan, Jacob fieschaucr. j aIncs A. Flack.
seiected
Tpsntythird Wnd--w William Cauldwcli, James J.
Mooney. VI. n. Purdy, Jordan L. Mott.
TaenfytoUU Wud-ucnry ID. Purroe, Hugh Fcrrigan,
Bernard Byrne, John ]. Brady, John Parsons