New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-23
their announcements and let the pei
vote with the hight they have"
LOCAL POLITICS.
TAMMANY AND THE PRIMARIES.

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION
IT'S EFFORTS FOR HARMONY.
The Tammany Committee on Organization
held meeting yesterday lasting for three hours Most
Of the time occupied in speeches in regard to the
action of the organization in electng delegates to the
Democratic State Convention. Mr. Kelly presided and
made an address the subject resolution was
adopted to appoint committee to arrange for
meeting to be held Friday, october to promote anti
monopoly principles.
Reports received from each Assembly District in
answer to the resolution recently adopted inviting the
other Democratic organizations to unite in holding pr
MARES for the election OF set of delegates
Convention. The reports from the New-York County
Democracy were generally couched in language any
thing but conciliatory toward Tammany Hail. Resou-
tons adopted regard subject substance
of which was as follows
Whereas preamble and resolution we're adopted Sep
pathy with this organization should meet and confer
with the Democrats representing the ORGANIZATIONS
that there should be united delegation sent from each
Whereas, Reports been male that at such confer
ences the County Democracy refused entertain the
Whereas We exceedingly regret that the appeal of the
Democracy of the State to the Democracy OF county
should be pursued by men who claim to be Democrats
ana yet are pursuing such unwarranablo and
cedented course when success Is inevitable if united
action could be had, therefore be it
esotce6 Ihat the Democrats in each Of the Assembly
Districts be invited to meet for the purpose acting
upon and conforming to the resolution which was adopt
edbythe Democratic State convention which met in ROch-
ester ISL known as the Cassidy resolutions complying
resolution in conducting their primary elections, and
pursuing strictly the which has been adopted
since the year s72 that there may be fair
elections, and that every Democrat may have oppor
tuulty TO vote VINO may desire TO do so.
ELECTION INSPECTORS APPOINTED.
TAMMANY GETS ONE IN EACH DISTRICT, AND
IRVING HALL AND THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY
EACH ONE IN ALTERNATE DISTRICTS.
The BOARD IF policn cot hob;nd oioeoI Joo,-
yesterday and appointed Election Inspectors after three
hours wranglng the Democratic lists The result
gives Tammany Hall decided advantage over the
irving Hall and County Democracy organizations.
There are four Inspectors in each election district and
OF these two must according to law be appointed each
of the political parties. The Republican list was con
frmed on the molten of President French without oppo
sition. OF the two Inspectors representing the
Democrats, Tammany Hall secured in each
ell ction district, and Irving Hall and the
County Demo racy left to share the fourth
Inspector each obtaining representative alternate
districts. Commissioner Matthew'S efforts were bent
upon securing the representation of the New-York
County Democracy For this reason, he offered no
objection to the confirmation of the Tammany Inspectors
on Schedule &, but when Mr. Nichols moved to divide
the remaining Inspectors between Irving Hall the
county Democracy he substituted motion to appropri
ate them all to the latter. Mr. Nichols amended by
claiming all for Schedule Giving Hall Each voted
alone for his own motion which was, therefore, LOST
the original motion to divide there was deadlock
The Board seeing this routine business and
sent out for sandwiches
In an hour returned with renewed strength to the
combat Mr. Nichols took up the cudgels again for Ir
wing Han ana claimed all the Inspectors that remained
for that orgaIzaton. Mr.. Matthews claimed all for
Schedue I-the County Democracy. Both lost After
long anu resome sparring Commissioner Nichols hit
upon successful plan He moved appoint Inspec
tors in all the odd numbered districts the first persons
named IN the irving Ha lists Against the opposition
MI Nichols the fourth inspector the even nume red
districts was given 10 the County Democracy Having
accomplished this tho Commissioners went ont TO
lunch Messrs Nichols and Matthews going together in
II very friendly manner.
An order issued TO the police report the charac
ter ana fitness OF the proposed polling places