New-York tribune., 1879-09-16
CAMPAIGN PLANS or ANTI-TAMMAYY.

MEETING or THE EXrCUTIvK COMMITTEE ST IRVING
HArL-sPEECHEs AND TALK ABOUT CoNCIIA-
TON.
In pursuance of q resolution adopted b. the
Syracuse Convention. the Executive Committee Of the
Irving Hall Democracy met yesterday afternoon Tor the
purpose OF taki steps for the reorganization Of the
Democratic party in this CITY, The chair occupied
by George H. Purser, and Thomas J. Cotigan acted as
secretary. Colonel NJ. G. Murphy. after few remarks
Ia euicgy Of Governor Robinson, moved the following
resolutions. which were adoptedi
ReSo'eed That witt a view OF sustaining sound prn-
clptH oi economic government and maintaining mo
crao -ceGdencY In the STATE, we should employ every
earnest hnd honorable means 10 secure unity II political
seton aud Ignoring past dSseusions and distinctions,
impose no test beyond Il uncpmpromsing fidelity 10
the rolina lions oi tie State Convention.
Dsict be- appointed 10 IN te preparations for pnblr
nassne, ting t. Iaty lhe nomination Oi Lucius hoDn-
ucket
Colonel Fcows, IN supporting the resolution said that
The members OF the parry should 20 about their work
having IN view the Droadest latitude In the Ieorgar-
Eailon all mere selashue,s the part Of Irving HAL
should be aside ana the present affiliations Of
should DC no barrier 10 the Advancement OF toe
Stlon or 10 thcr obtaining The highest honors In IT, lie
predicted that never woud the Dem patty Of
this oybc under the control man. any
organzaon The proposition and forever
hereafter the standard Of free Democracy. Senator Fox
reported that he had ccnvcrscd with Lending
Tamnany Hall men. and that they all regarded tie
action OF tho delegation In seeding unwise They
had also expressed hope that the sober thought
VI the organization would find way out OF the pres
eut difficulty. He thought that IN the Impulse Of pas
sion many incOnsiderate things had been said but lie
had no doubt that ~ election day Tammlny would be
found supporting the Democratic state ticket Nelson
j. Waterbury c0unsolcd return TO old methods and
Democratic usIg,s. The l. ocdon District tho unit
OF political organization, after It came the Assembly
District. and then tue county. If the rgats OF each
maintained. the result would DO independence
of action, aui at the time unanimily without
which It impo ssibe reach satisfactory results
C. IL TraX couuseed union forgetiulness OF all past
dlssensiOns and sinking OF personal and local trou
hlcs IN the attainment OF the general result Maurice
]. Power congra uateG the Democratic party the
estab shnent of te autonomy or the Districts by the
syracuse Convention. In his opinion scveDtytwO mari
Onettos would never more DC seen voting 10 one man
pulled the s ring
j. ID. Cougnan ond Colonel James Mooney also spoke.
aud 4Well ue necessity OF cOncatOry measures and
prompt and effective organization.
committee, composed of one member from each As
semby District, appointed The meeting then DgOhc
Immediately afterwaTd the subcommittee met and
Orluuzed by appointing John Fox chairman. IL
decided that'thc ratification meeting should be hcld In
Cooper Union the evening Of september % sub
committees were appointed. The General Committee
VIII meet on Wednesday evening nc O'Clock, and viii
then receive the report Of the slb-c0mmttees.