The New York herald., 1877-10-09
POLITIC A l..
Tammany Hall Indorses the Democratic
State Ticket.
ANTLCONKLING REPUBLICANS.
Declaration That the Party" Was
Not at Rochester.

The General Committee Of Tammany Hall, Henry L.
Clinton chairman last night In calling the meet.
ing 70 order Mr.. Clinton took occasion to speak At
iensth about tho remarkable unity exist
ing In tho party ranks and 10 re'er
with especial prdo 10 tho successiui 'aoo's
OF the State Convention, just concluded Al no
limo since 1865 the speaker said had the state Coun
III or the party been 30 well attended by repre-
sentative men, democrats OF wide reputation beloved
and respected for their fidelity 10 the doctrines OF the
partv Many OF these gentlemen held different viows
% 70 the avsiabty OF different candidates. DUB 'ne
end the business OF the convention was rasacted IN
harmony and the result was satisfactory to nny-nine
enc hundrcdths OF the party OF the State.
TWO LITTLE sKIRnisuEs.
The reporr of the Committee Organization was
The rst business brought TO tho attention OF tho COM
mittss the reading OF the minutes having been ais
pensed with The colored account oi the Deaut-
fu and generally existing harmony that pervaded all
ranks OF tho party, was hardly corroooTa'eo
by the subsequent proceedings Tho very hrst
uistrict called proved that tho members
pf the family" as Mr.. Clinton paernally called thcm'
were not living in harmony. The report OF the COM
sntttee IN regard 10 the First Assembly district was laid
ON the table When the Second Assembly district was
called and report OF It's General Committee regard
ing = choice OF inspectors OF primary eiec.'ons
Head. auothe or hitch was had In the proceedings
diseusted member from Mott Haven at TINS
stage OF the proceedings jumped to his ieet
and requested that the general order OF reading
on the districts bc dispensed witn and that the sccre
larry be directed begin 10 read The list backwards
beginning with the Twenty-thir and Twenty-iourth
srdA in order that the skickers' might not proong
the meeting tho vexation Of peaceable democrats
The innovator was irowned down, and Mr. Walsh,
from the Second district took the floor on question OF
privilege He asked that the action OF the General Com
teee OF the Second district be referred back 10 the
committee on organization, with power The meeting
o the district General Committee had been Called ne
said, Dy telegraph, and many who wished to attend
were unable owing TO the shortness Of the notice
given. This was denied by Mr. Grady, who opposed
the motion OF Mr. Walsh, and, after great outpour
OF eloauence either SIDE the Grady faction, al the
quest Mr. Smythe, allow ed the election to so as
nulAy and decided 10 hold another general committee
meeting on Wednesday evening and choose inspectors
of primary election.
THE RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. Emythe submitted series OF resolutions, IN
which tho platform adopted at the State Convention
approved the Convention congratulated Itself on
havng admitted the Tammany delegation as the only
Due representative OF tho democratic party In Now
York cty-'rhus establishing precedcnt that
n calculated 70 subserve tho true interests
Of the democracy and promote tho cause
Of State and municipal REFORM" John Kelly was
romplimented his financial ability, an cQnable ex
cse law was demanded, the failure OF the republican
legislature TO give reapportonment TO the State was
and tho oil the party In the coming
campaign spoken OF established fact.
Mr.. Spinola addressed himself TO the resolutions
which were passed and the meeting adjourned.