New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
THE TAMMANY SOCIETY.
TRIUMPH OF TWEED-TUE YOUNG DEMOCRACY
sQUELCHED-yOTE, 242 TO %.

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sQUELCHED-yOTE, PAP TO 3d.
! The annual meeting of the Tammany Society,
OF Columbian Order took place last evening at the Wig
wan on F0urtcenthst TO elect reflect officers for the
ensuing year. BY 1890 the members Of the Society had
assembled IN the council ha to the number Of about 3O0
A squad OF police under Capt. Cameron Of the Esh-
teenth Precinct stationed in the hallway to keep
back the curious crowd Of outsiders who constantly
beiegcd the entrance, and il only through the CON
slant exercise Of that per,seucy for which that class s
notorious that newspaper reporters were enabled to
gain admission TO the anteroom. The Council was called
to order by Father James B. Nicholson who presided
with Wilson Small at his post Secretary. Within one
hour the following ticket announced as having been
chosen by vote Of 242 b. which is the same, with
one exception. as The present board Of officers:
T BTTpsa aac Bel John j. Bradley Charles G. Corae ssihas
JARVIS M Richard Connoy T. b Hart Douglas TAYLOR james
Nicholson samuel B. Garn, Joseph Downg Peer sseeny Treas
The only change from the present list in substituting
Douglas Taylor for George W Mclean The Old De
mocTacy voted solid for this ticket, and the Young
b iSs s. votes Ts lSeen lS sdSur1ed @
and soon aier The memRgEf & nt o :, tbev had
rrardcd fher victory as fGrcgone conclusion ON the
18th of May next at the anniyersary eeeDrAoH' 'Ae
successful candidates will he Installed
DEFEATED.
The ticket that received the % votes contained the
names appended. Unlike Grand sachem Tweeds ticket
it did not bear the motto Good faith among friends
SGJohn FoI Samuel J. Ten John Mo-Iy & Nin'J3 Jas Ni II
Mcana Andrew Ii Green, james Hayes John E. Ds7eH Samuel L.
/ Ii
5s11:srsZISifs5S 5e21e.srsIiis5S sa9ii''''' sl1li
sl11mcle-George W Roome
1TSisI0S OF TIE coUyCu or sACHEYs.
The C0uncil OF sachems of the Tammany society, or
S'nrn tban twotbrds of the members of the General
Committee Of Tammany Hail. requesting the Counci, a5
Sirrusta1ecs connected with the recent effort TO break
down the organization OF the Democratic party N % ts
| while performing their unworthy parts, deserted
their posts in Congress as Denioci%atc % aJpii1 Tpite
| ,ta.fx from lis
session pending the decision OF great vital gu9 %
most important districts of the whole Union unrepre-
sented in Congress, and when their votes as IN the case
Of the admission Of virginia might WIN tlo.S vi tne
Democratic Representatives who remained faithfully at
their posts have secured signal CONSERVATIVE tlups
aud other parties do hereby Geri t.t they nay % %
fully examined such facts and circumstances from the
connection Of the plot BY The sald MorIlssey at &
ton In the interest of the RepuDhcah parry uQ"h 20 no
final effort of himself and a5soeat.s 10 1isPoso 80
of the Democratic vote v when taey yyroninept Re-
publican and editor Of leading Republican hswspaper,
in his candidacy for Governor II the thGn rst 70
ter before the Legislature restoring Iicpal ~ ss b
{ba CITY OF NewYOrk, should by their JOINT euofls De
5 ne defas of s conspiracy against the integrity
Of the marty and the welfare OF our city; ana Tue l
deDosited in the archives OF the society, and copy
furnished to the General Committee to be paced among
The Council have unanimously decided as the result OF
mature investigation and delberatiOn, under Tue autOI
W cnuferred on them Aforesaid, by the General ON
nittee I'm order to union and harmony ana usI
representation to the Democratic party OF our CIly III
4
. That q he delegates from tRs Pr'' Seson rsiri
Fnb Tbr4snb Fourteenth, and Twentyasi Wards sI
Committee and they hereby declared vacant an1
ons 10 an yacaures and 10 secure representation h In
Wards be held under the direction OF
by the Chairman Of the General COMMITTEE ana " '1'H '-
AM PAGES a. he shall designate Il, o., -.,.
hereafter other WARTS shs by The vote OF iOf o A
delegates request that the same shall b. held . ,..,
Third. That Committee IN The Nars hft nanl DC o"a'
tu,.d by the delegates elected 10 the General COMMITTEE
FLECTiOs TO FILL VACANCIES
Tn accordance with the decision or the tOlhcu o.
Sachems william NJ. Tweed, Chairman OF the Genera
Committee has issued the following order Tor an election
! TO NIL the vacancies created: -, ,r,o ,o-o
GENERAL COMMITTEE, TANNAsf HALL, Apdh 10 lo,o
decision OF the Council oi sthfts M hr .h@
Columbian Orle made al ne til' uh,
nj Tammany the late difficulties IN he osAha
lion and this day transmitted to me, the lmoeraue ne
uulfcan Electors friendly 10 regular nomlhnu9hs anu
p.ge. ~ tbe rany. hereby requested 20 sieu
3Ta Eleeton 70 be riri Second Third, Fnb TN
ttonrtasnth Narls Ne1neday Apni -
49, iuer M, lou Of p for the election Of delegate
f General Committee Lacl a sh
% tbe number heretofore appoiOned TO H. Inc eie,o
shall held the places and under i1e ie1oh oI We in'
FT waTD-Inspee'ors Ds Kennedy james Hassoa ani Henr
Bjck At Wsmhagscrs No. IBl Grren1lchst - - v,-
WAHD-lnpctOfs Patrick heane James '.Nant AM W
liam Furong No. Zll frOutst., corner Of BrfsHH,
Third WAHDIlspcors James Feofe, Aasm DaOb su4 Laval
Slayin, At No lOi Nreyst 8, a. N,,-., u.u.., a.
Join Whon the Vanderbilt House oOAeT oi haysT' aAi III
,,.t.- ~. n..t.tp Ncr,,ir
and FrAnc +. Brndy, al No % fitsi
FrTyEyTH WARp-lneciors walter Burk Cornelius Joraon
and lanes Barclay Midons ~ Mulberry ami Hester
= TVsyr,-ylRsr WAED-Inspcctors Daniel A. BosiSest fbl
Fisher CORY, GOny corner OF Ihf! SeooAls~ 81
S veu that pasmuol as several members Of the &c
Duties u General Committee
~ eon of lcaies To sta Convection VIII BE- he
iu Tammalr Hal 0a In9ay Apn Y, INST, al y a. n.
, Pnueta ATTENDANCE of the members Is specially requested
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