The New York herald., 1877-09-12

worked by the old Tammany managers The earnest
YORK S aSs 81 eli no
the citizens Of the metropolis and II TO these the
Attorney General Of the State could DO added the
mine would be inexhaustble
TAMMASY SUCCEED?
As the Tammany leaders thus resolved to drive
out Of ONCE nil the old State officers except Mr. Oco
the Comptroller, becomes Of importance TO inquire
whether the whole OF the Tammany delegation will
gam samsson 20 ,nc cGmirg state Convention Or
broken by the admission OF a portion OF tho anti
Tammsny delegation. II does not at all probable
that the anti-Tainmany, or independent democrats
Will be ignored after the action OF the last State Con-
venon, leaving out OF the question the evident
policy of the friends OF the present State officers
whose interests WILL Of course be promoted by tho
admission oil the anti.rammany aelegatea Al the
last State Convention one-third OF the represen-
talon on Tho door was given 10 the independent
democracy OF tho city and two-hrds to the
Tammany democracy, while the State General
York city iour were accorded 10 rammany and three
To the independent democrats. The Tammany mcm-
district; SheriG Bernard Reilly from the seventh;
Edward L. Donneliy, from Eight and John Rely,
from the Eleventh. The independent, or anti-Tam-
many, members arc Edward Csn, from tue Filth cis-
ric; Hepry Murray, from the Ninth, Peter Bowc,
from the Tenth Mr. d. Magone, JE, Is chairman, and
Mr.. Edgar r. Apgar is secretary Of the COMMITTEE
Now II the General Committee wishes the nomination
OF the present State officers, IL WILL Of course, favor
the admission OF q representation of The anti-Tam-
many democrats TO the Convention least equal
their representation on the Stae Committee, or three
sevsnihs Of TIE whole number of delegates.
porary officers OF tho Convention, and AS
The temporary President appoints the Committee oa
Contested Seats u can readily be seen that the Gen.
eral Committee has II in its power to settle the quss-
ti0n OF admission from Now York city in such man
ncr as IL may please majority Of tho General Com
mttse Is sad to favor the continuance Of the present
State officers in power In accordance with Governor
Robinsons wishes; but as the this point may
be Close tho posiuon OF the tbrce anti-Tsm many
members oil the committee from New York becomes Of
much interest ana importance As Mr. L. Cahili the
member from Fifth Congressional district is now
n the Grand Union Hotel the ID IN
sought his opinion on these points
HOW ASTi-rAhMASY WILL STAND ON the GENERAL CON-
MITrEE.
1.-THE anti-Tammany members OF tho General Com
mittee said Mr. Cahil arc In favor OF studying the
Wishes ot Governor Robinson and continuing the pres
ent officers. his assoc,a,es iu power but they
will bc guided In their action to the Temporary or
ganizaton Of the State Convention BY the disposition
shown by the friends OF tho state officers - 90 full
justice 20 tho Independent democracy Of the city,"
You will dcmand tho admission OF portion Of your
delegation 10 tho ConventionY"
''Oh. as to tnat II would scarcely be possible to
fuse the admission Of the ratio OF
we had last year. because regularity organ.
eral Committee But we claim that entitled TO
more. There are sixtysix delegates. Ot these VIC
should have half as we caim but certainly not less
than twcntyelRht to Tafnmany's thirty-eight which
would be about the same ratio accorded
us on tho General Committee. If there 10 disposi-
ton TO do justice in this respect In the
ton, then we shall support such temporary organi
zaton as Is desired BY tho majority Of the General
Committee. But II we not TO have JUSTICE, Of
what good will the temporary organization OF tho
Convention 10 to us?"
"Then you intend to send contcsting delegation to
the State Convention? 2"
'Well, we shall send regular and full delegation
there, OF course but we do not call it contestng
delegation We are a democratic organization recog-
Dized on the State General Committee, and such
entitled to send delegates the State Convention
and shall do But more contestants OF
the Tammany seats than they arc contestants Of
Seats"
will bc from this that there will assuredly be
fight the New York representation The State
Convention, and the chances strongly favor anti
Tammany's admission to at least one-third Of the
seats and divided vote from New York.
TIE WHOLE HOG.
1t may hcrs be remarked that the State officers
stand by one another Governor Robinson stands by
them. Mr.. Olcott will accept no nomination unless
all his associates renominated with him. and Tho
ticket will include Mr. Bigelow for Secretary OF Stac.