The New York herald., 1879-09-24

which were f. b. Hart. George II. Purser and Robert
b. Mooney Mr. Fox rccited the history Of the move
ment that resulted in forming an opposition to Tam
many Hall. and dwelt upon the fact that they
had been recognized by the syracuse Con-
eity and eounty s'ns of Ne@ @ YorR % He spoke Of
the work that has been done to reorganize the party
in this city. and said that inasmuch as the state
Convention had recognized the Irving Hall party as
the representatives OF tho people OF New iork and
had placed the duty of rcorganzing the party into
their hands, the State Committee should set their
seal of approval upon the Conventions action in
order that they might be able to secure the appoint
ment of the pee of election. In conclusion Mr.
Fox recited the efforts being made in reference
to the plans for the enrolment of all voters III sy
pathy with Governor Robinson's nomination.
The mem bers of the committee listened very in
tently to Mr. Foxs remarks and appeared to be very
favorably impressed by what he SAID. When the
gentleman and his friends had retired. the members
the committee conferred together for over thirty
minutes. at the end of which time the following
resolution offered by Committeeman Russell:--
Whereas the last Democratic state Convention resolved
therein of the delegates known the Tam
sever the connection Dstween said Organization
REGULAR state of the party In this
tive Of said regular State organization and appears
ton named members Of this comittee following
Congressional districts u1,,Nos g. @ = ;, .. 10
from said several districts, members of the
nomination of Governor Robinson and have refused to
ae with s e a o Sas did s
Resolved That State Committee have power fill
that occur in said committee and that
s q e Go o
nominees Of tlS party L aud s,..,.
nee q the party for Of the State Of New York
orsansaton and said several conmtioemen have pub.
c declared their purpose to oppose the election Of said
this committee declared have the to preserve
the party whether to declare to fill vacancies: and
whereas this committee inherently the power to
i@' bers like ' other reprosentatiye bodies,
COMMITTEES for said SIKH seventh Ggslh Ninth
and Eleventh Congressional districts, be and they
Resolved That the democratic Organization Of the State
party on equal standing with other
have hitherto been associated with the political
party ana support IT the eTs seses nominated
Mr. Mitchell moved to lay the resolutions on the
table, but his motion was lost and the resolutions
were adopted. Mr. Purcell was excused from voting
because his recollection of the proceedings at the
Syracuse Convention led him to question some Of
the statements contained in the preambles. Mr..
Mitchell was also excused.
QUESTION OF REGULARITY.
Then came the following resolutions from Mr..
William ID. Veeder, Of Brooklyn
Whereas the city of New York
Police Comms of that city list Of Of per-
SECTION oe an% Whereas said Tsmmany Hall
S hS oy @ o
Lucius Robinson regular nominee OF said Convention
dent candidate for that office; therefore,
dns the s s ss
by the State Convention TO be treated the regular
ganixation in this county and as natural
these named by them for inspectors OF election
The the ss Of ss sas
Resolved That the list OF INSPECTORS submitted said
Police by the democratic organization of
the city and county of New York considered tho
Of the democratic party of the city and county
of New York for that purpose.
These also adopted by vira-poce vote.
also the following, offered by Mr.. William A. Fow-
ler:-
Resolved That the Chairman be empowered appoint
committee of fifteen democrats residing in the city Of New
York with this committee in reference to the
ganon Of the campaign in this city and that the whole
subject of democratic organization In the city OF New York
be referred to the Executive Committee with power.
The committee adjourned shortly after six p. NJ,
when it announced that the following Executive
Committee had been appointed
Lester p Faulkner, Daniel Manning, William +.
Russell, William A. Fowler. 8. o. Gleason. William
E. Smith, George II. Bechtel. John o Brien and Will
lam Purcell.
PERSONNEL OF THE STATE COMMITTEE
Daniel s. Lamont was made secretary OF the State
| Committed The following is the committee, now
after all disputes have been settled:-