The sun., 1889-12-24
SLEVIN TO BE FROZEN OUT.
TAMMANT's PURPOSE MADE MANI.
FEST LAST NIGHT.
Tho Twelfth and Fifteenth Districts AlsO
TO be RoOrEaniEed-The Register win
Take 1t Fighting, Hut O'IIeIIly's Ahead.

| Tho Twelfth and Fifteenth Districts Als0
to be ReOrganIEed-Tho Register VIII
Take 1t Fighting, Hut O'Reiny's Ahead.
The Tammany Committee on Organization
met last evening to supplement the work done
at an earlier hour by the Committee OF Twenty
four. In the matter OF the Third district re-
organization Its action was q surprise to ct
least one member Of the Committee OF Twenty
four, and that was Register slevin. When the
roll was called, so that the lists OF election
officers and polling places for the primaries
could be handed in, Register slevin advanced
TO the platform with the list for tho Third
district. AS he did so the peculiar tones OF
Justice Clancy's voice were heard addressing
the Chair. Mr.. Slevin recognized the voice,
and turned as suddenly as though he had been
shot. eyeing the portly Justice with something
resembling O sneer as the latter puffed up the
aisle. and said:
I'm connection with the Third district wish
to offer the following resolution"
Both men resumed their seats while Secre-
yided for the organization OF the Third district
by special committee OF five with power TO
lists OF names for the ffer; derent % oo@mttees m H
from among the resident Democratic voters OF
Register Sevin asked that the resolution be
read again, as he did, not entirely catch the
drift OF it.. He was calm, and dignlled in man
IL.
Of the district" read MIR. SIevin out OF the Tam
plainly as they read Dan O'Reilly in. But he
did not seem to notice that, as he stood up
again TO mako some remarks that were listened
to with breathless interest He said:
In behalf of tho Third district wish to say that We
ny nave no fears OF ~ tho results Of any INQUIRY
w6s ss W TO % SSn S
% a'S Shss4s s' Tisa
tZAtiOn. lie comes here entirely alone
,nE Is, eSmpairn MowsyfT et lie s.gation 60
all organizations
Some applause followed these words, show.
ing that the ltegistor was not without friends.
rible pace in reply:
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Hal BY: under our pEsssnt leader We have
so%.e the and t1'f rs soSs%n
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snyhuRp 1H too the
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the district live in tho district, and my house IL
haunted night and day by Tammany mon who want
things done for them, and have no power I have no
persona motive In this; but isn't 1t rafting roaring
shame that this district under such favorable circum.
stances only put drant 4o ahead.
Mr.. Slevin tried to interrupt the speaker
hore, but was raped down by Chairman Gil.
roy's peremptory gavel Justice Clancy con-
tinued his review OF affairs in the Third for o
few minutes longer, and then got out Of breath.
NJ Mr, Slevin took tho floor again to deny that
notices were delayed. and to express his sur
prise at Justice Clancys change of heart Just
after Mayor Grants election he had been con-
graduated by Justice Clancy on the good show
Ing made under great difficulties. The dis
polled a very large Republican vote there. Mr..
Slevin said that Clancy must have been asleep
for fifteen years to talk about Tammanyg
Gibraltar That was when Houston and Canal
streets Broadway and the Bowery. bounded
the district But he added:
We don't want any favor, let us have the truth. We
it show the organization how loyal how car.
wo don't amount to anything throw us out
The resolution was adopted. On motion OF
Coroner Daniel Hanly. Its leader. the Twelfth
district was also referred to the same commits
tee to be reorganized. There are his friends.
those OF Lewis Cohen. NJ. F. Holehan. Joseph
Grady. Fatty Grote, and ex-Alderman South
worth. making eight cliques In the district
The Coroner will try to retain the leadership.
Chairman Gilroy said that the Fifteenth dis
trict would go TO the same committee. and
named 1t as follows: James 7. Heating. Frank
r. Fitzgerald. James FitZpatri lex, Daniel Mo-
Mahon, and + p. Hagan. A minute IN memory
mittee adjourned. 1t Is understood that the
prmA aries will be- held on Jan. TO-