New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
TO COVER ALL BOROUGHS.
Plan OF PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
OF THE GREATER NEW-YORK
DEMOCRACY

OF IHE TREA1Eh Ne
DEMOCRACY.
The Greater New-York Democracy's executive
committee at a meeting last night at the head
quarters No. 1,1S0 Broadway, effected a per-
manent organization to take in all the bor-
oughs declared for On-partisanship in local
affairs and for cooperation with the State and
national organizations, and asserted that the
paramount duty of the hour was to render all
possible aid to the administration about to as
sumo the reins of government, and to take such
steps as may be necessary for the reorganiza-
ton of the Democratic party of the city of New
York.
John c. sheehan made brief speech. in which
he predicted that if the organization saw mt 10
do so. it would doubtless be able 10 carry the
primaries in a. majority of the Assembly dis
tricts next fall.
A new and larger headquarters is to be estab-
shed at a central point in the city, and in every
Assembly district the fight begun last spring IS
to be waged against Tammany Hall
William Hepburn Russell. chairman Of the
executive committee presided. and said that the
Greater New-York Democracy would continue
doing its duty until the Democratic party in this
city was under a wise conservative and honest
leadership
Then followed ar roIlcall by districts. with re-
ports on the condition of the various district
organizations Fully two-thirds of the executive
members said that their old headquarters had
been outgrown, that new houses had oeeh
secured and that their organizations were on
self supporting basis
Present at the meeting among others were T.
ElIery Anderson, Rastus s. Ransom Sherln-
elect O'Brien, Matthew P Breen and Marcus
Mayer. Mr. Breen read set OF resolutions
which reviewed the principal steps taken by the
Torl- Der
entitled. Mr. Breen asserted, to the credit for
organizing the movement which led to the over
throw of Tammany. The resolutions said in
part:
The Executive Committee Of the Greater ter Nfw .sst
York Democracy. while cosniEant OF the & G' : ndS
a lust analvsis of the vote fairly SHOWS tndt 0Sgo
Democrats in the BOroughs of Manhattan ana Inc
Bronx gave their support to the IuS4n i, 1cHT. dis
cussfcn the real voting strength OF any , one
of the three allies represented by party enoieins
at the election and on the other to give
of the discredted boss of debased and repudiated
f3ctinn OF Democracy, for the reason that III the
opinion of i this enp M fas nossR aG 9o he adj
minstratton about to assume the reins OF govern m
for the Reorganization of the Democratic party Of
the city of New-York
THE PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
E. Ellery Anderson read the plan for perma-
nent organiza ton of the Greater New-York De-
mocracy in all the boroughs 1t includes IN
Drlet the IOuONIHS.
An Assembly district organization In each Assem-
bly, district. The government of the new orsanlZa-
ton include county general committee for eacn
county in the limits Of the greater New-York & to
New-York Democracy for each county OF the great
The basis or ratio of apportionment to be OBJ
general committee shall De two delegates for every
twenty-five votes. or major part thereof Gast IN
in county Of NewYork at the last 9 general cleo
The Officers OF each county general committee
shall be a president first vce-president, secon6 como
Assembly district and the Annexed District in the
county Of TeeSfGHs rean
urer and sergeant t-aJ-arns. , :. , 4,
scbly ThsTs l594ct ha be The a''fs oeefs 1ha
and @ a. tFSsSqEr f6s sret e comee
The executive committee Of the general organiza1
@n shall all eaeh eoas6t Of the G5 district
ons in each county and the Annexed a Isiricf m @ oI
district organizations in tne %HHiFth M Assembly,
Tbe oftfcers OF the executive committee shall
sst of a chairman and sice-chairman, secretary
a hsTe ,5 f raS4a
committee from the city at large
NON-PARTIsAN IN LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The policy of the Greater New-York Democracy
shall be strictly in accord with the State and ma
national affairs. but shall pc nolpartisan in local
aarS and the n sha @ to be for
the pleT'a greater benefit Of the City and it's people
of ali shades of opinion unite in the formation
of a clean sincere and respectable Democratic
partv organization throughout the greater New
York the chairman of the executive committee is
hereby authorized to appoint committee of seven,
of which the, chairman shall be to confer with
the other INDEPENDENT Democratic organizations and
with Individual Democrats with the purpose of
bringing about coalition of all Democrats in one
city organization
Some of the speeches were brimful of fun
and ginger Dennis G. Harrington is the leader
of the XVIIth where Tammany Democrats are
plentiful and fiery. Mr.. Harrington has rich
hrog,e md he set the meeting into of
merriment-
against a mighty hard game. The Tammany
gang was headed by Dago Dan Mcmahon. and
he had barrels of money. ] gave them dvll
of good fight morning noon and night They
killed nv horse and stuck knife in him. and
threw the harness down cellar and they fired
of hit did I quit And the Saturday night be-
fore election l held the only ant-Tammany pa
rade ever held in the district and / made a |
for the first time in life, and held the gun |
In their faces and told them I'd blow their heaos
OFF If thew didn't give the liberties guaran-
teed me by the constitution and the Zen , Gonl,
uaodments and the result was that Dago pah /
Mcmahon came within few votes oi Oein
licked and if you'll give me niue Patloiiass
a wear from now III make McMahoh SrohsI
and Carroll look like decayed carrots III lhe
XVIIth District
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