The New York herald., 1878-01-13
TAMMANY HALL.

THE NEW COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION FoR
THIS YE.R--FIRsr MEETING AT THE VIC
wAM-ELEcTIoN OF OFFICERS POLITICAL
CHANGES.
The new Committee on Organization Of Tammany
Hall for 1878 held the first meeting OF tho year yester
day afternoon. The General Com mittec consists
OF l42 members and has already elected Nr. Henry
+. Clinton as chairman The various Assembly dis
trict committees, and the Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth wards have been authorized to scoct Avc Of
their number in each OF these localities when
bined body comprises what is known the Committee
Organization. The utmost secrecy Is preserved at
It's gatherings
DROPPING RgByLILous
II Is generally Understood that only tho "truly
loyal" are admitted to the dignity oi membership In
the Committee on Organization. The faithful aud In
nuental lteutonants tho several Assembly districts
are supposed 10 make up the I'm portant body Then,
II man Is formally dropped" from the rell at the
end Of the year. he is generally Supposed have lost
caste in hts party or committed act which
tends toward rebellion. This latter contingency Is
explained this year certain tho retire.
ment OF ex-senator Hugh II. Moore and Mr.. Joseph
=. Falien IN tho Fwepsy-nrs district Mr. Moore
kicked In the ianmany traces last year LETT the
organization. ExJudge McQuade now leads the hosts
OF the Twentydrst in place OF the rebellious oorc
Then again tho endancy Of Police Justice Dunys
element IN the First district over Congressman Mullor
Is exhibited In she fact that latter gentleman IL
not u member oil the com m,tee for The year. A bit
ter light has been going for some time IN ths
Assembly district for control Of the machinery
Duny has evidently the nght he takos his sea,
in rammauy ut the head o. ms district committee
The ruler of Tammany is said to have intorposed an
iron nand in order TO bring about this result.
NincLNenth
district Commissioner OF Jurors Thomas Dunlap has
been lett out cold IN org anizng tho new BODY
Excso Commissioner Morton has been dropped IN
the Ninth, Peter b. Olney in the Seventh Aaron
Aarons IN the eIth, exAiderman Barker and Cors-
tOpher Fine In tho thirteenth, Micnael Fuzsimons
IN thc Fifteenth, exAlderman Kelly In tho sixteenth
ana Leo T. Dessar and James r. Campbell In tho Seven
tecnth.
THE ROLL Yoa 1873
Tho following Is list oil tue committees for tho
holders, while the balance are douUlsss willing 70
serve the city. state or county in any remuneratvs
First District-Pol,ee Justice p. O. Duny. ex.Ctyil
Justice Dennis Quinn, Patrick Kerr:n, james r. vii.
anu Edwara Burke
Second D,stri ct--Ex. Asscmbl yman william p KIRK
Assemo man Thomas r. Grady, Deputy sheriff Mar
un Reese, Jeremish Hartsan ana William Vail
Ta,rd dD'sfr.ea-.Aderman James ). sIevln. Alder
man William Il. RoOerls, Thomas Smith, Jr. Thomas
stanton and William H. Mcintyre.
kSsrth Dist,lct-Aiaerman Thomas Shells, Assem-
6iy mah John GAVIN, Collector OF Cary Revenue Il. v.
Fitzpatrick, rnilp Collins and William CeIlgan,
fidh Dtar,ct-Ceanty Clerk HeAry A. GumDIetop,
n. inca
Parcel and ex- Assembly man Peter Miicncl.
.SsSh Dis6rct-Crv,l JusIoc T. J. Campbell Assem-.
blymsa Jacob seeeAcser ex-Depa,y sheriff Cara
her. Patrick q. Connor ana Jonn H. Hughes.
SereSh Dtsirtet-Fire Commissioner Vincent G.
King Senator Alfred Wasstan, Jr; Tax Receiver
Marin = AcMahon, J. J. Byrne And Patrick hsd.
Ai0a&A Dist,le-AttorHey ior Cvileo.,on OF IAxes E.
p. t'aic,, Alderman George Hall, Bernard Kenny.
Xi MA Diyty,cs-Cunesso OF Asscssrents Esru
Guon Supern OF Street ln provotncuis (,,sr,e
A. JsreIa,ab. Park Commissioner samuel D. Conc.
tnn, ntran Pm 4if0n
TeRfA DiArset--AidernAan Loun Z. Waehnsr Alder
man J. ". Gun,zor, Clerk OF Foarh Dis,rict Cvii
Cour. JACOB A. ha!sel aud Deputy shsrns Charles Nc
Nulty and Francs I. Ewng
Eleventh D.sl1ca-Auxustas schsi, benjamin Wood.
Alderman William Sauor, Aanao Disiendorf and
Deputy sheriff Pcler Trainor.
1sseth Disn-act--Coroner woltmau, Alderman
PairisE keenan, CIsfE OF Washington Market Jonn
Keenan, Cerk OF Filth District Owl Court W, W.
Cook and Gerald Pnzgibbons
7A,reen1 Dissriet-Polce Commissioner Sidney p.
Nichols, Coroaer Richard Flanagan, ex.Aldernan
William Lamb, Deputy sheriff Patrick Gibncy and
James Daiy.
Ss4rleenM Distriet-sheriG Bernard Reilly, Deputy
Tax Com nlseioncr Petcr Gillespie cx.Alderman Peter
Kcnr, ox.Assemby man John A. Foley anu P. II.
Dugro
MORRISON, George N. McGynn, J. j. Campseil, j. II.
Tretzen ana Martin r Kiliau.
Si1t4 nA DisiTicf-General y. d. Spnols, Alderman
Rooert Foster, John Muilane, John hcGure and 4. L.
Gaul
Serenteem,h Dfstr,ot-Frcderck b. smyth, ex.Alder
man William Joyce, William h. McIutyrc. Edward
Scnreycr and Walior Murray.
Eighteenth Distrid-Comp,roller john Kelly shcr.
ms Auctioneer Edward kearney. Robert Hail. chief
Of Bureau OF Combustibcs Peter Sccry and Assistant
Alder manic Clerk Patrick MCGUIRE.
NtncfscnM District-Senator Thomas K. C. Ecclcstnc
Is. p. Fairchid, Assemblyman d. /. Baker, Commits
sioner OF Charities Thomas s. Brennan und Deputy
sheriff Thomas O'Callaghau.
TrentisM Uistrict-Ex- Alderman Michael Tuomey
cx-County Clerk Chnrios L. locw, Alderman Thomas
Carroll, james Facs aud James Hayes
Trenty.irst DEMONSTRATING Justice McQuade,
Corporation Attorney iiiixm A. Boyd, ex.Aiderma an
William H. Mccarthy, Charles Place and William H.
Kipp
Superintendent OF Streots James Mooney, Asscmb v.
man A. II. Purdy, Samuel G. Courtney ana John
Mccarthy.
TreatytourG Wayd-Er.Alderman II. D. Puryoy
Hugh Ferri9an, Bernard Byrno, John Parsons and
Henry Bracken
The following officers wore elected at yesterdays
meotpg g:-Chalrman-- Augustus SchelL Vice Chair.
mon--H. d. Purroy anu Frederick 6myth- Secre-
tarics-E d. Gale, r. II. Plum, Ed Giion and Edwar
H. GauI. Ifcasurer-John j.. German; Sergesnt.at-
n.At