The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-20

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The Tsmmsny Committee on Organization
for 1894 met last night for the first time. aad
tho room in the basement Of the wigwsm do
voted to the use Of the committee was too
small 70 contain the members who tried to
crowd into IT,
County Clerk Henry D. Purroy was reelected
Chairman. All the other officers were reelected.
and John II. O. Meyers was made an additional
Secretary.
Before we adjourn" said the Chairman. '"I
desire to call the attention OF tho m TENDERS Of
this committee to the necessity for work.
active earnest and untlring work in the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Congress districts.
OF course we all believe that under ordinary
conditions. there could not be the slightest
doubt as to the outcome Of those contests aud
the majority which our candidates would
receive. We should not be the victims OF over
confidence, however. and should work a. zeal
ously for the election OF our nominees as II the
odds In the fight were against us. You know
that the only organized political force behind
the Democratic candidates in those districts 10
Tammany Hall. On Tammany hall is the
burden OF their election You know. too. that
no matter what We do and however untirinE
our efforts on their behalf may be we will stIll
be criticised held responsible for any falling
of in the vote. and little credited for any good
work We may do. The more reason. therefore.
why, We should bend every effort to secure the
election 81 our cand dates"
After Mr.. burrows remarks. which were
loudly cheered. ann ouncement was m AIDE that
S2l .OT5 In dues had teen paid to Treasurer
journed.
The Executive Committee OF Sixty met and
organized .up stairs Police Commissioner
James j. Martin was reelected Chairman and
robert u. Petty OF the Nineteenth. Jacob Sea-
bold OF the Twenty-nlnth, and Edward Bell OF
the Fourteenth were chosen secretaries
All OF the business associates OF the district
leaders were present except from the First
district. where none has vet been selected
There was some discussion among the leaders
in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Congress dis
tricts as to the amount OF money needed for
the campaign; These meetings will be held
next week in the two districts:
Monday night At 1854 Avenue A. speakers Edward
Crosse. john I. walsh and NJ !. Muiuueen.
tuesday night, Harlem Temple. Messra Fitch. Fellowa
Ihnmh. ~ sherman. and Register Levy kanEs Hall
.45S First avenue, speakers Cot Brow aud Register
NJ =. Blake Mortimer Shea. and Nicholas r. O'Connor
wednesday night Columbus Hall 1888 First avenue;
speeches BY John ,. clntyre aud James oliver.
Thursday evening. 10Th street and Third avenue
speeches bv tol. Fellows Henry ID Hotchkss and "
D. Honhhn; 154p second avenue. Thomas j. Bradley
FRIDAY night. Isnox Hall sevsnty,econd street All
Third avenue Police Justice Grady h. Taliaterro.
and Franklin Pierce.
saturday night at Renwick Hail Eighty sixth street
and Third avenues speeches BY Postmaster Dayton,
Col Fellows COMPTROLLER fitch and N. .. Holahsn.
A good deal Of interest in the Congress dis
trict elections Is Indicated bv the fact that
3O2n persons In tbs two districts registered
yesterday, being either persons who were not
registered last Novem her or who have Hanged
their residence since that time.