The New York herald., 1878-03-31
ANTI-TAMMANY Y.

ACTION OF THE EVERETT HOUSE BRANCH or
THE DENocRACY-A COMMITTEE ON oRGANI-
zArIoN APPOINTED.
A meeting OF the Everett House branch oi the op-
ponsn;s OF Tammany Hall held last night at
Irving Hall Among those present were ex-Judgs
Hartman, Terence Duffy, Dennis McMahon, Andrew
Blasting W. r. MITCHELL ex-Asssmbyman
p j. Carly, Coroner Ellinger, sx-Asse mbiyman
James DAILY Hubert o. Thompson, Judge
Murray, Morris J. Power, Oswald Otendorrer,
Judge Otterbourg, ex-Asscmblyman Blumenthal, Ed.
ward Cooper, William B. Mitchell, John xeCool
Richard o. 'Breu, Judge Callahan, MAJOR T. Bowe. ex-
sexator John Fox. Alderman K,ernan, James f. Nor
rison, John Y Savage, James Fitzgerald and OK
Assembyman D. O'Reilly Tho meeting was presided
over by Mr.. John McCooL and Mr. James Il. horrisoo
acted q secretary
The latter stated thar on the 23d OF January last
some forty gentlemen mot to reorganze the demo-
cratic party OF this city. committee of nitoen hao
been appointed to correspond with those opposed 10
the existing organization, and they had invited some
two or three Of The acr 10 Lear their report
This report Mr.. Morrison then read. II stated the
crcumstan ces attending the Inception Of tho move-
ment and presented the following resolutions EN-.
bodying plan 70 facilitate IT'S prSgress:- tat.s
REVOLUTIONS.
With sincere determination 10 make the inciptent
ste, toward an organization sae, sure and strong
the commtle tonight return TO you the srust whicn
you conhded 10 hem ana In DONG 10 nave agreed 70
recommend the ollowng resolutions for your consd-
eraton:-
Kesoved That the democrats here assembled TO take
steps me to the viii s the de-
carn their hrm sahersnce to the 1 me
democratic Of this city invite al hs
who In favor OF that ose' 10 ans with '"sm
ssoSsd Th%s the Organization clsms
is entirely controlled vino by their power
OF several Assembly districts thyir rep
ncioasy undsmocras IL nulihss the rights Of the
ss n s sss o.
sentatives of the democratic voters.
whisS the people Of this city are suffering
their wssssa ana S c rsmm.y
which they unable TO relieve themselves y ON
which people q power aud vests = abs n
s%"%'s son. ana Sss iesS
paty honest. scisnt anu economical admin
Resolved, That Committee appointed, to consist Of
w" sa s" Ase d to" be
present each Of the several districts rsspec-
s 1Sa by the Of ess s.
the ss, sas os ct % pSsp.sS submitted an o sS.
association a. future meeting TINS cS%mss hs sns a
and dsmocr..s known to be in sy%nasas
be present At the next meeting thereof
The report adopted and the question came up
on the adoptlon of the resolutions. pms James nay anu
TAMMAxY SENATOR'S pEsouScEp.
Coroner EIlinger then proposed tue following reso-
luton, which was also carried
Resolved That take this occasion to denounos tho
atsa as assnps Of shs to the
interests Of th State from, the control OF an oicer by
tona the OF these Institutions arssiy the dspcn
his personal friends and camp followers
Judge Callahan pressn ted resolution urging upon
the Legislature the passage OF just apportionment
W. p Mitchell presented the following resolution =:
Resolved That the thanks of the Independent etizeN
tiosbeor the manly stand he has taken supporting
the Governor in his charges against smith
All these resolutions were carried, and Oswald
Ottendoricr spoke briefly on the question oi appor-
COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION
recess was then taken TO allow the members from
the different Assembly DISTRICTS to elect members Of
the COMMITTED spoken OF 10 tne general resolutions;
the following persons were found to have been
eiected:-
Dist , s,,
I-Jadee John cslIahan and Thomas E Smith
2--BartnoIomew Crs'n in, aud b: b: s.n o. buckley
Al Dsss:, aud ia Ga:.iss ,a..ss = se,uy ss.,.
S'fa"Sa Shs:%oss hssa. 1sa and sn%S %.n
,s-% y: S%l,a ma S N; = Es;s; S;::,.u
srs:I x: s.a asssa .nS %.% Gss.'i's
5H s1 ssm Blum ."G .ns, .s Ssbss rmm.
l0-R. Evan ard James Fltzgaratd.
I7-Judse Murry aud Adolph. sanger.
1S Michael Kane and Peter Cassidy.
19-M. Foa and w. ). BAint0n ~,
20 Dennis Courcy and ". 4. Butler.
"a I-,;haries r. Orary aud Terence ksrnaD. .
Twenty ihird and Twenty-fourth Wards-Chares Monks
and Anth0n Hartman.
This election was tnen ratified by the meeting.
Several amendments were offered and tabled.
The meeting then adjourned, and meeting Of the
com m,ttee elected was tnen neld. John McCoO and
James T.. Morrison, VINO mad been elected members
er-o6c,o, acted ~ president anu secretary.
Mr. MCCo0 announced tnat ne wOuId secct the
twenty one commitieement-atarge, PROVIDED for oy
inc alter careful elaboration and CONSUL
tation with tho members o. the dinerent districts.