The New York herald., 1870-03-29

OF democratic Governor could not be elected.
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leave New York city today 70 work and
seek slay us BY fastening republican commissicas
on US. THIS WIN be done no more. lChcers.) Tne
condemnation Son6 ia pronouaced on their action rs
ocrat inside the city Of New York, no
dem0crat from any district outside, will dare show
crat. ana yet vote against ehe democratic mea-
sures designed 70 overthrow and destroy these
New YORK city
Union: m luheers II Democratic Assembly Is to
next iall; y two years from next fall, we are TO
elect democratic President or the United
'es aaa S ne nsAfS future mfn''5s m be
owing to the action OF the democrats or this
SrsA; ana %ao. noble o. >, CITY now Appaase There s
democrats to the acre are produced as right
here IN the city OF New York. loud cheers
tile ana which Yields sacn a product prod I as ila, tae
city OF New YORK. (aeDewed cheersl Now. gen.
semen' . one th'sg M y csrtanthat the dem ocraey OF
They They. believe TS n,.I IN q Democratic government.
Cneers.l they bei'eve In supporting those who
Congress has lnauguraed q series or acts usui png
the rights Of the state That State when 1t was re.
pr,ving us OF our srights al Congress has passed
laws deprlving States Of tneI rights. But now the
TSy xnSw the people as the % so1ee s Of
and that the people with sustain tnem iChears.I
Most nobly have they been seconded. OF one thing
rest assured-that al all times. under all crcum-
stances come prosperity or adversely, come veal
or woe sink or swim survive or perish, the demo-
cracy OF the city OF New York Will never surrender
the principles OF SELF government. lUproarous ap-
plsuse.)
SENATOR GENET PuTs IN AN APPEARANCE
Senator GESET then TOOK the stand. He said
move you now Mr.. Chairman, as 1t is near eight
O'Clock and It Is time that the doors Of Iammany
Hall should be open understand. however,
that they Will not be opcn; but In justice
to ourselves, move tnat we organize commencing
with the First ward and march, two and two 70
Tammany Hail. aud demand admission Applause. J
II We are refused we can ony return to this body
and pass such resolutions as may meet the emer-
gency.
WHAT THE SHERIFF HAD TO SAY AT THIS POINT.
Sheriff O'BRIEN-Ycs, and move that the report
that we are respectable citizens and anxious to
carry out and obey law and oraer tCheers.)
THE GRAND sACHEA PULLS THE WOOL OVER THE
EYES or THE YOUNG BRAVES.
Senator CREAM.R--I have TO state that a committee
waited on Mr.. Tweed a couple OF days since for The
plrpose OF calling meeting OF the lammany Hall
General Comn,..ee and requesting the call
Ing Of special meeting Tonight Mr. Tweed
cali q meeting and would 70 there hinser to ex.
plain his position, which ls very doubtful one ut
the present ume loud cheers;l ne stated yester-
but Instead OF that he sent Superintendent
Kennedy aud his police. Cheers and eroans for
HeRALD OF TINS morning. sent there by his irect.
ton The committee have waited on the orflcers
commanding the police who have charge IN Four
teenth street this evening aud requested admission,
and were refused on the ground taat they had
orders IRON Headquarters.
PETER MITCHELL PROP0uNDs A QUESTION.
MI. PETER MITCHELL ,Assemoiyman)--Wa that
call signed by Mr.. Tweed aud two secretaresr
senator CREAMER-les, and Mr. Tweed told me he
authorized Tamnany Hail to issue tho call.
fETER-N0T PETER b., But MITCHELL FUTs ASoTH Err
QUESTION.
MI. MITCHELL would ask II there Is OF the
49," "He is'D
-, AkorasR QUESTION BY THE GREAT PETER.
Mr.. MIvCHELL-Is Mr.. Houghtalmg In the room
GRAND sACHEM JOHN A. KENNEDY.
A VO1cR-Mr. Chairman, are TO understand
that superintendent Kennedy IS the Grand Sacnem
OF iammany Hall nowf daughter ana cneers.l
CHAIRMAN-rhey recognize no otner 70 nlgnt.
(Renewed laughter and cneere.l
ANOTHER VOICE Mr. HouQhta,iny IN the room
ANOTHER VotcE-Tney have gone to look for HIN.
DBPUrY suEaIfF GIVES ToHeUE.
Mr.. BERNARD REILLY-l would suggest that ths
only thing we should do tonight Is to have TINS
room ciearei or all but members. perform any
noy to To see we w yasS oe
II we are noI then lot It go Iortn TO the whoi
country that fhe General Commitec OF Tammanl
was refused admission through the tyrant ana re
puDllcan Jonn A. kcnneoy-lcneers aud grow
Tor Kennedy,-and let ns see what the verdict OF
peop.e VIII he.
sEcRETAny HoUaHTALlSG MAKES A STATEMENT.
Mr.. Honghtaling secretary of the regular ramman
| Hall Gen crai Committee, here entered amid cueers
| CHAIRHA> iafter con sultatlon with Houghta
iing,.-Mr hougntang states lhat IN accordance wlt
secretary wrote 1hat call and had 1t published In the
usual way.
JUDGE HOGAN COMMITS HIMSELF
Judge HoGAS--As one or the committee appointed
to wait on Mr.. Tweed, IN company wieh Mr. Michie
G. Murphy and Justice Cox. on FRIDAY last, a
ncation from q majority OF the General commit
tee OF rammany Hall requesting that
meeting be held tonight that we might express our
selves as TO wnat measures were necessary refer
ence 10 what was tnen pending before the Lesisla
ture OF THIS State. Mr.. Tweed. upon reading tnt
call stated 10 the committee that he favor
calling the General Committee together at any TINT
aud, although majority OF the General Commute,
had sgnei the cal only twenty-five members wer,
necessary 10 call special meeting; but that If an,
gentleman OF the committee had desired
the committee to meet without having !
signed by the requisite number, nc, al
CHAIRMAN OF the committee was wiling ana readl
TO DO H. He then and there promised thaJ Mon
Committee OF Tammany Hail would be con
yened. we read IN the papers that tn
Tammany Hail General Committee would NEE
thus evening, and in compliance with tina
!, as O member OF that Committee wen
TO Tammany Han to get admission. there met tn
captain OF tho EIgnteentn preclnct-CaDtain Came
ron--wno informed me that he mad orders from Mir
Superintendent Kennedy 10 protect the inside o
Taulrnauy Hall aud tnat he oelie we'd there won ne M
meeting Of the Tammany Hail General Committee thu
evening. He also stated that Captain Walng, ms
superior officer, had later orders, and. as his su
peror, he was bOund under the orders OF Inspector
Waliing. waited on Inspector Waiting, and lie IN
formed me ne had charge OF the outside o
iSs na and ana nreycn na ne was TO pr9'ec
peace. told HIM that as magistrate
1et IL was my duty TO do the same ana tlat was
there TO prevent a Dreach OF the peace and protect
AT all hazards. the buildings winch. | believe am
part owpea u. tCneers.) Mr.. Wang sald there
could DO no meeting there that evening; that Mr.
Kennedy said there would be noAe. / asked him
to wnaG party Kennedy now belonged, and If Ken
nedy, himself and Captain were not nemoers Of the
radical party, aud Dy what right they dculet
the democracy OF tins city The right TO meet IN neil
own democratic hea iquartersa But wnile waIung
there TO see what might turn up found or the
Commissioners oI POlice-and a so-caled democrat
giving orders 10 Two or three OF e police captains
to clear the stooD on the steps OF Tammany Han
when are now guarded By ponce officers; 80 that II
tho democracy uf this o,tY want to meet In quiet
pedceable aud orderly manner, as provided by tue
consttut or the State ana the UniLed a,es they
are prevented by lew Of the socacd democrats and
Commissioner oil Metropolitan Police. (Hisses and
cries Oi Name MIN; name hm.') hope thal the
resolu ION offered by my friend Alderman Reilly will
not prevaii-tnaL we go IN body; but 1 nope that
the committee tnat was appointed TINS evening "a
MAKO inquiries as TO the possibility oil obtaining ad.
mission 70 Taunnany Hall Will be permnteu u go
there again, ask admission and report 10
this BODY. There are great many per.
sons assembled In the stress now, and II
We leave this room IL ls not likely
that We VIII get back without a great many more
seeking to yet IN with us. We should 90 there aud
show 10 traitors that QOOI democrats and