The New York herald., 1870-03-29

having adjusted h spsctaelss and o,earsd his vofoe
1ald:-00ntlemeu for che nrat tune IN the history OF
Tammany Hall since my earliest recollection its
majority OF rhs representatives Of the people.
ana TINS has been done under the pretence
avowed and declared that are Wild. reckless and
aei,s.ordery, and wilrully designing TO do wrong
Withn toat ancient temple OF libertv-the wigwam.
we, however have utterly disoroved the charge by
the quiet and peaceabie and democratic resolutions
wnicn nave been read here and adopted. ! cannot
believe tnat the spirit OF manhood which actuates
tnis great assembly win submit in III ence 70 this
gross act ol wrong and oppression. therefore sub.
mt Tor adoption the followinp:-
- - Tn1 PuKsxE RrsoL LuTIosa
Resolved That ,ha coeduet Of tho ring Ia
tho Committee sayeasd Sy ia chair
eating intention .ans and hs .as
o. the democracy Of the state OF fgovernment
Tha. e attempt o,.r.Se the democracy BY
fan saer.lons eaorts since We
% s ssnvSsas 4. tbs
vote, when they were unanimously carried.
Mr. KIERsAN renewed his. motion to adjourn,
smERirF o'BRiEN ON THE STUMP
Shern OBniEN then addressed the meeting He
u goes out on Irving place. and moves up 10 the
Fourth avenue, instead OF moving down 10 the
the pacific sherln was adopted con-, and the
meeting thereupoh made "A general move out oi the
hall.
THE cLgARISd OUT.
On the street there was no demon stralton on the
part OF the crowd One cneers for Cfeamer
Morrissey Genet, Norton and O'Bricn were given
and the braves. who have taken up the hatchet anu
catered on he warpath against the old braves OF the
wgwam, departed.
The young democracy cleared out from IrvIn4 Hall
as rapidly as congregation OF hungry Christians
twinklng. and two minutes after the last gallans
Tuscorora emerged from the portals of the han the
doors were closed the police wandered OF care
lessy, and all was silence and darkness where light
and life prevailed but a brief moment before. And
Thus ended the great powwoW OF the young braves
natcnet ana entered upon the warpath against the
braves sacnems ana medicine men oi the Tam.
Police Arrangements nnd Dispositions to Sup.
press Disturbr nces.
The impeding conflict between the two wings OF
the democracy was the all absorbing theme dlated
upon by the hosts large and small fry politicani
who thronged the Central Police once from ten A.
M. to hve +. n. There earnest conferences In
the halls and concern fst IA 10 the pro-
The Commissioners, In answer TO inquiries on me
snoect, secuted ine idea OF riot as preposterous,
cautions 10 preserve the peace But tney gave the
information IN such manner that many ieit salts.
it proved. Several umes d1rinr Inc "' dav ~
| Superintendent Kennedy was called TO the
| private rooms OF the Commissioners for consul-
iatlon, and 1t was evident TO persons about the
structure that welghy matters were being discussed.
CAPTAINS OF PRECINCTS sUAAoNED.
During the morning all the captains Of prectncts
south OF canal street were summoned TO the Super.
intcndents rooms TO secure the keys TO the hre
alarm boxes provided by the Fire Commissioners.
| Some imaginative spectator OF the transfer
| OF keys Jumped 10 the conclusion thai
the issue OF Keys had some relation 20 the WlQwam
OF the sacnems and later in the day the story oated
about down town that Superintendent Kennedy had
| issued keys to one thousand policemen, who were
| 10 be secretly admitted to the Hall IN citizen'i
| clothes. Other rumors equally absurd and based
upon no more substantial material were put IN cir'
cuation aud gave zest TO the excitement.
| The result OF kennedys conference with the com.
mlssioners was the PRONUNCIATION Of the lo'iowIng;1
Il a N,t TuH n
1 ofricE TnE srrfRlsrFsprsr OF AErnoroLIiAsl~
rol'rs rS ~ HyanrrGs gnsn as.sa s1ssfs;s *, is;so
In.psc.or wtIsaThc Goan9n Q, ssshems Sl OF the Tam
Hall protected from threatened Invasion by large
Democra,c Republican General Committee on 'he even
have therefore, ordered Of $50 officers
You at ssS han 20 1 sos
they ~ on s and Of @ OF ss
viii .ae aunbor ordered report "a
c.ps,s Petty q gif,s ,ogtdsn Of s,ah wa.seSrn q
esha' viii report 70 row !, n sny duty you ma,
y @ be I. ss ps,;s.,s, s
sao'd is ssS .aaisns M f force as + "s l
tho wl.Se. Of the Grand s d ss sas.
, | THE FOLLOWING Is THE DETAIL OF THE FORCE.
fun Platoon with one sergeant and q round 9
man, IRON each Of the following precincta:-First,
Eighth, Ninth. 1enth, Eleventh. Twelfth Thirteenth
Fourteenth. Flfteenth. slxteonth- seventeenth
| Nineteenth, Twentieth. Twcnty-nrst, Twenty. SOW
| enth. Twenty eighth aud Twenty y.ninth, and q full
section each, VITA one sergeant, from the following
prccncts:-SinetecEth, Twcny.second and Twenty.
third
The sergeants and men were selected by the cap.
tains from the best material OF their commando
especial care being taken tn have none IN their de-
tails Who could not relied upon IN an emergency
| II Will be seen by the closing paragraph OF the
Superntendents Instructions TO his Inspector that
the entire iorce was virtually under the command
OF William NJ Tweed. whose every order was obeyed
| implicitly.