The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-06
Tasnmany Hall.


OF Charities and Correction.
Tammany Hall.
The national anniversary and festival celebrated
| by the Tammany Society az the old wigwam in the
approved style of that order The sachems and
other CHIEFS large attendance and the grand hall
| Of meeting crowded with other citizens.
\ Grand Sachem WATERBURY opened the proceedings
| with . suitable address He said that this the
second Fourth Of July since the flames OF
broke in the country and within that period
had sent the neld army much larger than that
any other nation and the people have svncsd their
firm resolve to stand by and defend the Union which
fathers left them Although the results or the
recent battles had not boon favorable could
nave dssired-the gallant young general command OF
army being compelled TO three times his
Der the hsd-the democrats OF America could
themselves that they have done their duty and tina,
misfortunes caused them They could but
regret however that the disasters brought about
by man Who ons year ago. pretended TO bs demo.
crat but since he had got ntoths War Department
81 Stanton had become the ittns o The abotioniss
and the mean Instrument Of accomplishing their views.
But our cause not TO DO lost by the acts Of any
set OF men The Union OF Statos must, uii-
der every circumstance be ma.ntsined u i only
the more incumbent ON evcy man to rally 10 the stand
ard OF Mcclellan and 70 the brave lighting
our batt,es SO that the war may be speedily ended and
peace restored 70 our sulerag 'untry (Ap.iausc.
Although Edwin d. Stanton Ind shown that the worst
FOO Ia renegade, President Lincoln had cases
done well ana deserved we'll. (Applausel lie wished
he could say the President had always done well. HIS
duty ever, is to his foot hrmly upon
aho it0nsm and IL pieces and then soldiers
will tight unembarras sed and victory must sooa sit
! the national banners
Al the close Of The Grand Slchcm's address the ma
tiona anthem My country 'fis Of The,, sung by
Professor CottkN and chorus Of twenty four boys i'm
piano ihe reading oil the beclaraoa VI
Independence followed by Bother GE1 w MCLEAN, who
was loudly appiauaod.
"Oe 10 WaniGgton Dat sand that lac han been pes.utsd
w.A original poem winch vas bcttes adapted TO the
sion, He thereiorc substituted H. and loudly
app,anded both for the substance and bet.ty tho
poem and tbs manner o. its delivery. Aiies
more music, Mr.. Henry Moa CID read fgiual pa
trntis poem entitled rirnaary and the Uaon,r ia
which he was exceedingly the English nation
for entertaining tieIs O intervention ia America.
The grafton OF the day delivered b. the Ton.
ca p. DAILY and was highly imtrio.i and eegnlt
production. The orator said that II was exactly
three hundred years ago that th settlement was
made the Cnitcd Safes. Ia the year 156. a small
body Il French iugH enterel the h.. l'nrt
Roya now occnpod by uur Union soldiers and nakias
settlement there called tie coaGtr. the Croiuas lie
thea sket, hs the history Of coantry for the three
hundred years that have TRANSFERRED and gone
the stream OF time, showing The wonderful ngress
whichsve have made in reputation wealth and n,tipnal
inaec3cc Next he considered the cisins Of South.
| TO moro distinguished descent than
their fellow ctzens. The first Huguennt settlers we're
men o. low and absolute lives, Wise chief pato.,
that Of pirates in the American seas, ing in
piracy tsmse YES ana aiding others IN the meta
q AIDE This was the their troubles with
he spa,iaits Of Florida, vino thenseivcs being
eyed dpon the settlers Of South Carylia The eariy
Il Virginia better than these,
ample Will suffice to show-ihs witness being in
way re.Isbs beng none other than Captain John smith
uhuse name nseparaby interviewer with the
mantle history or Pocahontas. He says that great
part of these settlers unruly sparks, rakes,
bertilcs fo0tmrn, &c.-msn suited
TO ruin commonwealth than TO preserve
IT., adding tIat the nsw settlement hld received
than anywhere else the coiycts OF England. The
orator said hat tais l.yest showed such
rior.y OF descent as that cainsd nor could it justify
The ronempiuous sneer AGAINST all Northern ncn The
s.musils OF society" lie then passed review the
contest being ried fer The lie % the govern
menl, and spike Of the duty oi every true czea 10
come % the sscuc OF his country Ia the nas Si danger
aud O. lorl Thore tentative bit TO 20
aud Prosecute the war - the cxten; Of our
ability. Nothing but military ana now
| settle the question, as tie South would reject
With scorn every other proposition that could be made
taken and occupied viii they submit - the lawful
thority Of The government. New that we arc ia mo-
danger of the intervention Of France and Eng
land affairs, it the duty OF the democratic
party demand that tho shall not be carried
political specuation bat as great national under
taxing We mast be what We must be
nothing End lie thet cfore concluded by reminding the
people Ina, the Union must and shall be preserved zap
pause)
General HIsAx wArERDeE then offered the following
resolutions which received with loud and continued
applause. In odrcng them be SAID that one year ago
he announced tn platform ts necessity OF raising
oo 600 Inon and now these resolutions be
submitted, 10 whether he masses would stand by
their actin to-day Ifwar must come he would see Il
confidently appeal, would appeal the courage and
integrity Of every man on this conInent-
vine United Ststes ensaged III suppressins
ck d Infamous rebellion against the Integrity II
The constitution anf tie stability ~ the Un"n: and
whereas continued iatmat,uns reach Of foreign ia
vntien, The democracy Ul The city aad county OF New
| York, while COMMUNICATING this anniversary o; the
birth OF national Existence u.an nor sly dec re-
First That it has ever been the policy Of the people
ana government OF the Unit ed states refrain from
it, the internal Conflicts fore IN Powers
thu taE Icy, early nangGratea By Washington, con-
cesyca wisdom ard steadily tnaiaaincd by patriotism
aud spunG policy has secured the assent and become
III. doctr.s re OF tho whole american people
second, Th1t n In conflict With this Wise aad bsnea
cs policy any Intervention in the domestic troubles OF
United states be medatet by any Of tho European
70 scls they must count the cost o. With spirited
aud nden enden people IN mil lion OF men already
led TO the field and with interest IN the soil, and
Justly that Inc o republican rspresent
alive government Developed aud III, sira,cd IN orr
institutions, has been nhied 70 their sacred keeping
(Applanseg
Thife That the announcement or this intervention Ia
an authoritative form, win he less thin the
section Of this hemisphere with the faoed dra
CONS teeth which, IN duo time will bring Ith their crop
. armed
n The resolutions wcr. passel unanimously and while
they wsrc bang read there loud cries Of 'Dowa
with abotlon,r ard enthusiastic cheers or the Union.
The society after broke up its commemorative
session and adjourned 10 the blurneirg hall whsrc, 1t
- 10 he pre uncd they Jared IN sumpaous manner.