The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
The Blxby -Hart-Shaie branch OF Tho anti rammaay
democracy me. last evening in Clarendon Hall, NOS
liz and ia East rnir.senth street. This srssnr
eaton retains the original title OF tho antATam-
many organizaton-tne New York County Democracy.
Mr. Ira shaier was elected temporary chairman, and
Aessrs. Cochrane and Fagin secretaries. To tscili-
taso business, the temporary officers were chosen
permanently on the motion OF ex-JudSe Bixby.
Mr. Shafer delivered ms annual address,
arraigning Mr.. John Kelly and tho de-
potic rule Of Tammany Hail. The chatVmeu
OF me several Assembly district delegations handed
In their credentials and as The names OF Colonel n.
G. Murphy, Ira Snafsr, Emanuel b. Hart Johu
Graham Hyatt Frank Ramson, T. n. Bixey and
pause followed each In turn. resolution was offered
authorizing the Char TO appoint commitaes, 70 be
composed OF one member IRON each Assembly dis
trict aud from the rwenty-third and Twenty
fourth wards. % permanent organ'xatioo. fne mo-
ton amended so AZ TO allow each Dis
srict Convention TO nominate q member Of
the committee, ana In that form The
offered resolution that q conference committee, 70
consist OF ore member from each district, DO ap-
pointed, and tina, the said committee " Az
the purpose or conisrriug with otner organizations
opposed 70 rammany Hail The resolution was
the call OF the Chair. Tho conference COMMITTEES,
selected during recess, met afserward and
Fourth Senatorial district. Colonel n. y huspayj
Filth, Frank A. hanson; Sixth, Seth G. Douglass
Seventh Robert rover; Eghtn, r. N. btxDy Me1or6
Ira snaier. chairman Of inc oreanza,ion. ana Enao.
uel B. Hart. chairman OF The Executive Committee
werc added TO tho subcommittee OF the sub-oom.
nit,ee Emanuel B. har. was chosen chairman, ard
they adjourned, subject to the call Of the chair.
THE CITY DEMOCRACY.
Tho Hask,n-O' Bren wing OF the antLTanmany
democracy was In It's glory last evening. The hal,
selected Tor the meeting on Twonsy dith street and
FOURTH avenue, proved be casireiy inadequate -
sion. The meeting called 70 order ~ M. Joha
b. Haskin, ex-Judgs Tappan was chosen chairmas,
with Jerome Buck and Timothy shea as sscrctartea
Elk Sheriff O'Brien, on his entry, greeted vita
loud applause. He took seat at one end Of The -
ble a. tho left Of the chair, while NJ Haskia
the opposite sidA Ex-Judgo Tsppaa opensd
win q speech, in which he arralgned Tammany
for It's corruption. Whenever he uttered . ssnsencs
particularly bitter no greeted with load applause
Mr. Haskin followed with q norce invectvs against
Tsmmany. ave havo beautiful city," said NJ.
aoSs than Any y'' IN ns vo ss
and We may thank TammAny Hall ioe
It," the applause which iono.ea .nl:
uiterance deaisnng. He alluded 70 .the army Of
leechss and oaccnoldsrs," ana said the yAmuAny
Hall Convention nad mst that afternoon; but. -
sa.uroAy. tho doom OF Tam many Hall WAS ssalsds
Il AFRAID TO como lace 70 lace with The psbiio
Judgment Mr.. Haskin closed by submitting me
Adopted
Resolved, That committee co~~istng Of swenty-tvs
members representing each Assembly district and the
Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards be sppoirted ~
the Of the ..ysss Assembly wSs: dasz
city democracy on. Wednesday. Ociseer, IL.
:. TIRE: O'clock r NJ srx ..I ~ v -:
pos appoint asubcommtttee 20 coufer with county
democracy, IRVING Hail rapuscAn snd oshes
xniEed organizations opposed Tam
many LIS csadidxtcs and to prepare plan u
unierm action ard 10 unite possbis one
Of candidates and ticket i.r Mayor. Ciy Judrs.
Attosnsy. Coroner Aldermen large. be
supported by opposition TA4amAny Hall sAs
Approaching election
ruR xAYoRALrr.
Nominations tor Mayor Wcra then made, 10 order -
take sense OF tue meeting, with tho following ~.
suL by Assembly cistricts:-First, John b. Haskin
Sixth and seventh, shepherd ,. Kn@ppS
Eighth, Oswald o,tendorier, Tsnsh. james
V'Br,cn; Eleventh. Smisu Ely, u. (fhM nom.
inaion was mAac by Thomas J. Barr aud
he met with = storm OF hisses. one mao cxyiO9
louder than the Others, 'Wc have had suoagh 81
Jumped up aud said he desired 70 nominate maa whe
above rcproacn. Jordan 1. Motif The 1hHs
teenth, Fourteenth Fiftecr tn and sixteenth nomestc1
James O'Bron. . portion of the Sixteenth favortAg
EDWARD cooper. The Seventeenth pronouaoeA LOG
Knapp, when the Eighteenth sas called sx-Shssi6
the nomination on hH own bohaiL NetwtshsAndsn9
snis the Twsntsth and Twcnty.nrss atsssten
cast their votes Tor hiui, and frAnklin Edsoa
WAS nominated by NJ. Haskin from the Nsot1s
third ana twenty .iourth wards Mr. Creames noas
mated Jonn b. haskin but the latter declared thai
reform until tno glorious work WAS brOuant TO
successiu OF The leaders should sccsps o.
fec A commilses oil conference was appoiassd -
moot to-day