The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-28
THE ANTI-TAMMANY HOSTS.
RESULTS OF THE FIRST DAYS ENROLMENT
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED SIGN PApERs-TH

RESULTS OF THE FIRST DAYS ENJOYMENT
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED SIGN PApERs-rHE
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
An enrolment of voters under the auspices of
"The Democratic Organization OF the City and
County of New York'-the title adopted for q per-
manent organization of democrats opposed to Tam
many Hall-was begun last evening at seven o'clock
and continued until nine in all the Assembly dis
trcts and the two wards of the city. joint
committee of twenty-seven, appointed by the
Irving Hail. the city and the county democracy, issued
call to the democratic republican electors OF the
city and county of New York favor of the free and
independent action Of the people, and opposed the
words of the CALL to the control dictaon of any
secret society irresponsible power and requesting
the attendance in their respective Assembly districts
and wards at the times and places stated, to en-
roll themselves members of the democratic
organization OF the said city and county.
Yesterday the first day set down for the enrol
ment the other days being Thursday. January 30;
Monday February 3; Thursday 9th: Monday i0sh
and Thursday, 18Th. between the hours of and
nine p NJ Three Commissioners of Enrolment
were appointed tor each district and ward. and
rule the elected chairman of each district
representative of the Irving Hall democracy.
itsef to the support of Mayor Cooper
predominates in the anti rammany democracy. Tho
enrolment last evening throughout the city approx
mated about two thousand five hundred names.
Books were opened at designated and advertised
places each Assembly district and In each OF the
two annexed wards, and during the hours set apart
for the entry Ut signatures men came quietly to-
gether and registered their autographs. and after
Ginning around for . while went their ways. The
Commissioners Of Enrolment. "a majority of them,
supposed certify to tho of two
copies OF enrolment which required TO be made.
Any vacancy In the Office Commissioner will be
filled by Emanuel b. Hart. Maurice ). Power and
Robert B. Mooney a committee appointed for that
purpose The duties of the Commissioners with
the completion Of the enrolment except otherwise
provided One OF them will deliver one copy of the
ultt.E .l.a,,.
Joint Committee of Conference. who will attend at
Irving Hall. Friday February IA. at eight p. NJ to
receive the for delivery upon its organiza-
ton to the General Committee to be elected
under the call. The enrolled electors
pec,ed to meet in their respective Assembly
districts Monday. February IL, at eight p
and choose three inspectors to supervise the primary
election to DO held thereafter Such one OF the Com
missoners CT Enrolment they shall elect their
chairman shall call the meeting to order, and upon
its organization deliver TO ats chairman one OF the
to the inspectors chosen by the meeting
PRIMARY ELECTIONS
The primary election. at which only enrolled cleo
where inspectors of election chosen February 10
between and ten p. NJ and until every enrolled
for the choice of three issoncrs of enrolment
who shall have the custody of the enrolment and re-
ceivc additions TO IL at such times and places may
be esignatcd by the General Committee be chosen
under the call and also OF members of general COM
mittee for the city and county as foliows'Frst As
Fourth. 50; Fifth. Az Sixth, al seventh 49, Eighth
90; NINTH a.; Tenth, so; Eleventh, SO; Twelfth, al
Thirteenth 49, Fourteenth, 80; Fifteenth, 60; Six
tenth. 90: Seventeenth. 10; Eighteenth. 90; Nine
tcenth. "a; Twentieth, Oh Twenty first. 81, and
Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards, -, and also
least i've members for each election district
Assembly district committee. The General Conn
mitteo will meet at Irving Hall saturday.
March LIST, at eight o'clock Z. NJ, for organization
and the several Assembly district committees will
meet at the primary election places Tuesday March
L. The total number OF the General Committee will
reach high a figure, ii not higher. than that of
Tamnany Hail. and will probably be thirteen hun
dred and the enrolment is expected to reach by
the time IL IN over something like fifty thousand
votcrs-the pink and flower of the democracy, accord
ing to OF the anti-ramnlany enthusiasts. The
banner district of antiTammsny (the 2OthD, whore
John McCool. the original chairman of the Irving
Hall democracy. holds sway, Lad the largest caroi
ment last evening.