The New York herald., 1870-03-30
porter that be had no smliations with the cid de-.
mocracy Of y .mmapy Hall.
= ro,..n II .sFrlendship.,,

a Token Of ssFriendship.e
AT = n1eetips OF the Seventeenth Ward Friendship
De- aocraslc Association held last evening the fol-
ie wing resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That all democrats should discounte.
a, nance unnecessary and mschevous agitation WIN.
W cny psrt OF tho Legislative session fomented
disturbances, which, II they had only resulted In
disgusting the country democrats with the faro
bank leaders who shouted reform, uut meant plum
der. would have caused but little harm, but they
also resulted IN clogging the passage OF Q just Ex
elise Jaw and hazardlng the abolition Of radical
abuses
Resolved, That chief among these dsorganizers we
have regretted to see our Senator. Thomas J..
Dreamer. In has speech at the seeding meeting OF
disorganizers last night he spoke OF having ''cOn-
se0ted to accept our nomination. when we all
saew II was forced upon US by trick and only
scquiesced in afterwards lest the district should
lost.
Resolved, That upon cause andfactsiknown to all,
we den0unce him rs restless, ambitious, selfish
Excse b hy his apsence from h,s seat in the Sem.
ATE when At came up for passage.
He attacks democrats on the ground that they
combine with radicals for place ana power when ne
holds $4,000 q year once IN comm ssion with
two radicals that he himselr invented and whom he
lobbled with to procure the place.
lie storms against persons holding two onices
AZ Tune, when ne Is both Tax commissioner
and State Senator, aud Is in Albany when the
making up or the spring assessments demands his
presence In New York. We believe that his lngrat.
tude to OLD frends and his contemptuous disregard
OF the since his head has been turned by his
aspirations for Mayor entitle the people OF his dis
trct 70 call upon him to resign.
Resolved, That we commend the quiet patriotism
and ef1ecnve leadership which was IN Albany IN
auguratng democratic reform while selfish malcon.
tents were stirring up bad blood In Irving Hall ana
resolving to do something.
signed Nv Frederick A. Ridabock, jeremiah Many,
| Henry Pierce, Philip A. Ryan. John Stacy, james
| Sweeny. Samuel thompson, Thomas Weeks. John
| Bracken, James Bennett, Thomas Burns, William
brodrcN, Patrick I. Brady, Edward d. Bassford,
| John Buhmer, James Carroll, Patrick Connolly,
| owen Uooney, John CoOney. Elisha Cockefair,
| John DOoey, Phip Dunnorumma, George N.
Earle, Benjamin Evans Michael ]. Farley,
! Henry E. Fltzsimmons, james Gilmartin, Peter
J. Gllen. John Garvey, Andrew J. Garvey.
James nmony, John O'Maey, William Quigley,
| Thomas II. stacy, John Sweeny, Thomas SULLIVAN
Rufus Williams, James White, William +. Galagef,
| James Graham, Samuel Graham, Henry r. Gainey.
James Hughes, John Heneran, Patrick IL. HargrOve
Robert hamilton, John II. Harnett, Lawrence Hand,
Owen Hannegan, John Ivers, John Larkin, Mlchael
Lynch, Charles A. McManuS, Thomas MADDEN, Jo-
seph Mathews, Michael j. McCsDs James Nc Casten
Peter McKeOn, Peter Murray, Patrick McPartland
Committee Resolutions; 1ImYtny ). BENNETT Pre-
sIdent: James Welsh, Treasurer; James Tlnony
William II. Johnson, Secretaries.