New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

held on Monday evening. Mr. Tweed upon reading the
m.e Together at one time and Although majority Of
the General Committee signed the CALL that only Is mem
any eeitlsman Belonging to the Com desired the
Committee TO meet without having the requisite or
and Wiling to do i, He then and rhero promised that
Monday evening at O'Clock. the General Committee
continued. that he had called upon Inspector Waling
who Informed him that he had charge Of the outside OF
Tammany Hall; that he there 10 protect the build
ing and prevent breach Of the peace II told him."
SAID the speaker, as magistrate, that felt II was my
duty to be. and there all good citizens should be-
TO any breach the peace and protect at all
hazards that building OF which believe am part owner
asked Mr. wallng what right superintendent Kennedy
had TO deprive Of rghtthe right to meet In our
own headquarters-and he Commissioner OF the Metro
pelican policei
SPEECH or THE HON. THos J. DREAMER.
Mr.. Dreamer. the Chairman Of the meeting, then made
the following explanation OF his position:
Last Fall was honored with election again to the
believed IL nv duty In Albany at all times,
Democrats believed 1t the ruling motive OF every
Denooraiothat IT. was what prompted us on and IN
that we could throw of the Government which
aas Pefe fear mere ss hsTs c9 70 fear
In the future in the actions Of Tammany Hall agents to-
stife the Of body through the voice OF the
members OF the regular Democratic organizations
through the city. believed it my duty. then in Al
ures, Independent OF all other considerations,
l simply had a desire to establish a reformation
in local affairs and CRAFTY people. After the
the first time in seventeen years Government
people elaed with not only in this city
right here tonight Of this General Com
mitee and Of the Committee to meet in Pourteenthst
this evening that there Ia not assembly throughout
the length and breadth of the land who not much
interested In tonghts proceedings as we are ourselves
that while held the power here, while majority
OF government under Democratic rule and they
have been as much annoyed, and as inuch SAT-
at the actions INA t naye asen t Place in the
dsorganizatOn which appeared to exist as the peo-
G SS C at question in
view from that simply as members OF General Commit
S here in the S s Of T9S at q the @
Feeling therefore the great responsibility OF the hour
80 SHAPED my course at A9sey ana ana nave Sesn
simply to restore to the PEOPLE srr,S OF tins
person that office. believed In letting the next
to any policy which would naugurate political cam
pagn year. and think can safely speak for my
twho is here by my sde and the Democratic members
OF the House, who have always stood up against
the city at this moment They charge from time time
that are prompted by the desire TO obtain power from
se .Ss a1 eSrey back to the people Of
this city, or majority Of them. these rights as ~ desire
TO continue in the future this system Of Republican
Tas.aay T a"d 9nys $ 'JSe
6y heractIons tonight that they opposed but don't
dare say So to gg PACK ,a 10 s CRY or oea
affairs Applause Thirty days more eapses perhaps
these men ia to be pursued IN the future safe say
that q Democratic victory next Fan IN THIS city Is an
Inpissture to perform; that we owe debt OF responsi
biy people at home and that We are willing 10
discharge IT, even IT. after the adjournment OF the Legs
iafnre we were TO retire TO private life forever Zap.
plause and consent to retire rather than serve with
people who seek subsrve the interests OF their party
fApplause / do propose TO be placed In position
where aIn not willing 70 make some sacrifice for
my country bat ask them to come forward manfnlly
and make their sacrifices, and to act earnestly with Ms
while is the opportunity. am willing 10 submit
having excuse TO betray their party and II we fan
during the next month TO accomplish anyihns Tor cur
people then will come the tme-after everything else
has failed after the Legislature has adjourned DIng
Jnty should therefore-and counsel here tonight
the people at Albany during the remaining Gays OF our
Legislature TO act with our party 70 take sdUaatse Of
its Government. desired, gentlemen. 10 explain my
20 reite as far as was concerned any .charges
that have been made-and they have been made
Srs taken me surns he a three at Albany
always suspected The OF TINS ety. T her con
publican friends never intended drive the Republicans
of office and Place the Democrats 10 th"ir stead IN
occasion at Albany and VIII 90 SO 20 tne emo tSe
session IN GrsT And While there is the Slightest vestse Of
patty passing charter and ANYTHING that will wipe out
gives evidence OF being tho OF despotic power of
tyranny which perhaps VIII atsn .e pcoe
possible TO night TO foresee - -. .t
upon them resolutions to show What propose do
10 show that these had no cause to do what they
RsosSd Tat or poerse OftA, ely ,s,p.cty
bu; y Hand Inst he Lrg.s'1r, hos .mS s A. at
pies party Immediately Pto'sa to r.Pe. Or Ioly
coatOl -. TO The pep. ne ns1,' Of n. oe,
the ssG s,s oi state ciT,no and n refusal or Neglect to
& sTes saHss, m 70 mK air the eoafdencs Of oar vos
in the aoe Of the peEocey Of the stat. ana 'oo'y
ssor,d er.g Erc'e Law ard The sets cre.ag The
Mstrooa Board Of iieb Department the survey In
specoH Of Biags 'e pegAimeb. u aies ana snl
ure principle. and dH, Of the Dsuoeraie party
legislature r,upd .tacu the dogon q solitary act Tindi-
Tat the opuoa Of III. Committee clans ;hoo5 ..
New fork prohibiting Peon hoiHg more than enc iired
,l,d That nrovilon he n,d. law for N. election Of Police
Commissioners by reop su tbs, The m election for such o7r'
rf Thai equally and dlty Of the Dsmorayt to
me bt hat H.. alleged sbs,ss have org
aud Gu ed Under the aPPep.a 'p0, IN ,b tS
election important Shcers BY The -pe under system mat
ss y consut. to srre., fsud. By
% . +, .,. S ST nt'.s t s sss
re- red That Of this CeHwtee be eIienis 70 me Sen
STATE who b. influence the several bills re-
.o cpPIs ,.s a5t 70 ..s he Just .1ect..oa her
constituents And The Democratic City Of NewiOr sound
Ts eop Of these resolution, b. tr.n:nii,.! 70 The
Deuocrc Assembly aud Ae STATE Zen
uil Committee -, -.,,.-.
Now concluded the speaker, you see how groundess
have been the fears Of the Chairman OF Tammany Han
iu refusing TO admit us tonight. lApplause.l
DEMAND FOR ADNITIANCE.
Mr. Herman here offered the following: go
Rssotsd Chairman OF this meeting BE- nsirnetea H
m h. I'm. apple aa majority otb- TAnmsnJ Hall
,p, for and that IA the meauims We der
r- remain until the Chairman rn WIZ 'eh
decision the ofces 10 charge nay see u TO gFs
THIS resolution carried unanimously and the Hon.
Mr. Creamer prepared 10 depart.
RIPOKIEEs The VAN.
Previous 10 the foregoing resolution one was offered
nv Enlney Reilly to the effect that the members should
nIoceed IN a body u the Hall viii 0e reporter ~ al