New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21
TAMMANY CANDIDATES TO BE PLEDGED.
ACTION OF TIE COMMITTEE ON "'uAN'NNi'0'
1uRrr CONGRESSMAN To co 10 TAMMANf'

,crroN or THE COMMITTEE ON ORGANlZAItON-
ruRrr CoNGRRsssiEN To Go 10 TAMMANI'
The Tammany Hall Committee on 0rganiza-
ton nc its meeting yesterday received c''o' -o'"
Senator John q. Boyd, rendering MS re's""uo" 20 "
e,nher OF that body and also chairman OF the la
-, non General Committee. In his letter Senator
povG sotes that the united Democracy have placed III
nomination for local Offices some men whom ne Cannot
as an Anti-MOnopost, consis' entity support "i' ~
therefore tenders mis- resignation. 1t was accepted
Jonn Kelly said that it had been deeinea "uN 'S"' "
the various Assembly. Adermanic and ConereSSioili
Districts to unite on candidates on the same o"N''
1880 On this understanding Tamnany Han wou,u 40
conceded the candidates for Congress nthe WIN,
and IXth Districts and the County Democracy tu"9 "
the With and Xth Districts The candidate holii""'
by one organization, it was understood "o" W f
ported by the other. ,. o,oe :
f. b. Spnola-Suppose the conventions 40 10. -
~, Iii Tbon do the hest YOU can But it is adyla
oh mat there be union in order that no dStlc'S W
lost TO the Democrats . ,,,oo, ~,
IN tbe With and IXth Disricts-both Repnohcan Oh
| q mil vote-neither Of the Democratic factions VIII
claim the nomination, but will endeaVor " 'ii'N ''
candidate who will be acceptable to bOth'
pledce which II 10 proposed 10 submit 10 eaon anu
dota for Congrcssu and which he Will be e%peceu "
snhscbe 10 before he s given the nomnitiol' was men
read and approved The candidate pledges hi"i'o -
onnosc all legislation wing to railroad OF o'n'' oOiPo
rations the pubic lands to support m r3oI
COMPANIES to the public domain 10 favor ~ econncal
administration Of the Government ana thc cstpHahhB
of the postal TELEGRAPH that may .e releHSru IRON o
control OF OnOpO lists and stock 1oDperSi 10 support
Irg sl3tou making II penal Offence &c combine 10 rc'u
Int freight tariff basis which dlscrlmhales ul
fairly bet Ween long and snort distance Shippers ,hu u
falry 10 the producer TO enter into combinations
or corners Or con ing the supply ana increasing to
market value OF the necossacs % mo; 10 IaVof tcNlS
ION Oh the tarn sacl will insure TAR NV WdsS To
American wOrkmcD; TO favor REVISION " liG haNlsd
ilo laws III such manner as VIII cDlp m'IchaH9 "
recover their lost commerce; ana many 10 toI.
The laws in sucA "a manner as VIII AFFORD pfotecloh "
American cluZeus abroad ,.- a..
Au5thcr nl!go is to be pre- entcd for signing 10 the
wUml i-be candidates for Assembymen The bltuer
himself 10 oppose all corrupt AID injurious egis
itvo measures aiued and allotted by the ooOy 10 Le
uuuuce AL brides ana brbeakcrs 10 support an lesl
infon 10 reduce taXa to .VOr Jne eQdaIEa lo Va
taxation IN sucI a way that the wealthy may hol .oiP1
their ful share by swearing of thcr taxes; 10 up0
tine principle oil elcncadcd commissions 10 i'OI t
rept OF Inc Peual COte that aims TO prevent tne awu
and peaceabie assembling OF WOrkInSheh IN Oehi VI
their mutual interests; 10 pTOUcce anu SiIU Vo
ayilnS. convict competition ana To 1dNOf tHc hoohtiO
ef oils ON Tue canals in state, ana the passage VI
lust and equitable excise law
Tie last clau.e called tcrtn good deal or depale
several of the members wanted 1t made more eAphcl
but the pledge finally approved as read