New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
TANNAYY'S UNITED FRONT.
MEETING OF THg COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION
SUGGESTIONS FOR LOCAL NOMINATIONS.

MEETING OF THg COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION
SUGGESTIONS FOR LOCAL NOMINATIONS.
The Tammany Committee on Organization
met Yesterday afternoon to consider the political situa
ton and remained i'll session nearly four hours The at
tendance larger than at any previous session OF the
committee held in months. Among thOSc
present were John Kelly, Police Commits
sioner Nichols Fire Commissioners Purroy ana
German General srinOla, Henry \. Gunbleton' eX-
Alderman Reilly ex.Judge Cardozo, Aldermen Sauor
sleyin and Kirk Commissioner Brennan, Judge Clancy
and other welkn0wn workers in the Democratic ranks
There was an expectation the part OF the leaders ID
the County Democracy that OF Mr. keilys follow
ers would desert him yesterday and that there "ouu ne
trouble the meeting. On the contrary no"
ever there was entire harmony, and II
stronger feeling OF unity was shown thah
for some time. Fire Commissioner PnrToy made n
speech in which said il had bceu reported ta be was
about to desert Tammany Hall ana Mr. Kelly He wished
it understood in the most positive terms that there was
not word Of truth the report and that ne wa. 10y
al AS any member Of the organization He had full con
idence that the future would vndcate MI keiys wise
leadership.
The roll Of members in each Assembly dis
trict was called and they wire asked TO eH-
press their preferences for candidates for county
and local Offices and also 10 state frankly
tbe condition 81 their district associations The reports
were ali satisfactory and were frequently app"uded
The que. ton OF nominating candidate Tor District At
tornev !rofa among the members Of the County Drmoc
racy organization was discussed ana lett Tor deri
sion AT tO-laS's Convention. john Nchoun and Aaron
J. VapderIpC were the most frequently mcLIOhcd The
other nace sUgg ted for tI~ ,Gre those OF l. T.
MARITIME. ". +. Howe and Samuel s.. courtney.
For the two Marine Court vacancies the PROMINENT
candidates mentioned Leo &. D",shr, "NJudge
osel,h Koch Michael II. S.crsOn, George l. nlrluam
john II !Iurnett and DR.. j. : BOYD For me "Ioe 81
Coroner the candidates are: DR.. John r. Sage, Di.
i,hilip Mc-kle. Dr. D. Il. Mcssuer and JoAH J. IcaL
Part OF the districts reported candidates FOR STATE sen
atoTs a. follows XIth District. I. = Trtlncr VI. j.
Doclaly and Anthony Hartman; WIN District. Thomas
f. Grady; VllIth District, john W. Browning; lN'h
District. F. Il. Spinua, cx-Judse Card"zo and SER
ator BxHy For Aldermen 81 Large :: Joseph
j. O'Dononue James J. SIcylu and ". L. XIX were
named .,
tricts were: Ist Dr. j. S. Boyd ana eXJud:e Denis
Ounn IId Judge Clancy IIId, Daniel Lord, IT.; lNih
Henry BSchoG. jr.; Nth ". II SigcrSon and l. j. camp
bell WITH W. II. Kelly Thomas l. icllnSr ana iholIs
Pearson With, Leo c. Dessar and Ambrose Norrcl ;
With. Philip Malone and j. II. steiner; lSth, II; +.
Mc(iuwan For Member Of Congress in The late Fer
nando Woods district John Hardy was TIE only 'adi-
date named. The position OF Tauuauy Hall a. regards
The state ticket was considercdaud it determined
lSw TO treat the matter IN the platform TO be adopted IN
tO-days Convention. Congressman i. H. DugrO VIII ne
made Temporary chairman Of the Convention, ana l. T.
Groy, Joel o. Stevens, A. II. Humlncl ana W H. Malo-