, 1870-03-31

union ana eoncesason 70 realize the ,u,t e1p,,,<
W srs teonSnntz End confer upon TIC
ard free government A'1' e'04oAae11'
Re.alred, THAI copy of shesc resolution, te
Sens1e ans Assembly and % Inc stato ceus I
After the reading Of tho resolutions. vb;,,,
were received WITH Tremendous cheering. NJ.
TIC contieo @ nc ef gF5saSn. Fsn.n1 m,G5y s Of
headed BY The ch.ilmsa Of y thisy Procession,
Tanmany Hall and demand a1rn;1s;nn =, ~ -
Y refused, then proceed to taeir respcc4iys,
He said he made this motion in o,s.- .h..
Tue Chairman may make formal tIrfnsn5 -
the name Of the majority Of The Committed a.
that II refused it may appear that the Cencr.'
hall ~ 4'' o"o
Mz. Mitchell requested uae cect,ar,,
give way that be might move tho apno;ntraaut
OF special committee to rfepaze IN addre-a
TIMED. Aos cn'''-
Nj: He.n,n, a. tho suggestion Of sovo,,,
instruct Tia Chairman Of lie % mect;nr ~ ~ ~ 70 70
alono to the hall and demand admittance IL ~
name and on behalf Of the General Comn;t' n;te
tee, The neetlng 10 felain in sessiou uuti
hs return. His motion was sdoptei and
the Chairman, Senator cteanaer, accomps-
MED by the Hon. John Fox. proceeded Ia ner,
form the miasion allotted to lin 4. sI h.
emerged from the building into the ytrest the
crowd that filed Irving place raisod an,ccs.
sion Of cheers for Linn, aud closed IN uno1, hin,
20 closely that it Was with difficulty tLat he
could get along He, however, worked his way
Tammsny Hal, the crowd following and shout
ing after him. From the Academy af Wns;c
down, the sidewalk was occurred bT q fionhia
Line Of police facing inward. These officials
made no objection to his passage.
In front Of Tanrnanv, polics vera rn.ssea
in great force. The steps at the ent ;apce to
Hryants Minstrel Hall were filed with tho
force, a1eo the steps at tho rnnin eptrsnca. and
at the entrance to the General Committee
room. These ali stood in statue-ike stilInoss
Is the Senator marched by. Al the lower on
dressed as follows:
Senator czeamer. Arc rou the officer in
charge here :
Inspector Wallng. an
Creamet. hm Chairman of meeting
composed Of u majority Of the merabe,u of
am instructed By that majority Of tho General
Committee TO demand admittance for mvseIY
AID them to this building, Which is our head
auArters.
Inspector. s1y orders are perenp.o,ynot to
admit any one to the building. C1rtsiu Cam
erou ID in possession Of tho building, and no
meeting can be held must refuse 10 admit
you.
senator Crcamar then returned to Living
Hall and reported the Eesult OF his nis.ion.
MI. Herman then moved that the meeting
adjourn, subject TO the call Of the temporary
chairman.
Nr. Purscr asked him to give Way for mo-
ment, and offered the following resolutions:
~ Rtso1Eed, That We denounce The conduct Of the
Ring In closing the doors Of Tauman5 Iiall against
| = maturity Of the General Committee, const1tu-
tanally convened bJ ita Chairman, IL arbttr8y aud
cowaIdly In the extreme, and Indicating N trtea-
ton to suppress and stlne the expression Of the
Democracy Of this city In tasor OF self-guvern-
ment TEE institutions, easaf tights, and the purity
"Rz@olre,,, That tho attempt to overnxe the De-
nm,ocsacy ~ mmarshaling M lalEc force Of Police At
Ismman{ hs!l cannot fail % Increase our exer-
upns, sa4 nnise oor efforts since we have Ratha:.s
express our honest convictions Is the elected rc-
preHentaflves OF the Tammsny Organization"
The resolutions were unanimously and en-
.",.e.sss.c.l .e.ssss.c.ly adopted, and the meeting then
dispersed.
About hslt-rast 9 o'clock dense crowd
gathered IN the neighborhood Of tho old wig
VAN, in Fourteenth street. large body Of
police wese present, under tho command Of
Inspector Nslling. Some Of the men had
been on duty since noon, and appeared much
fatigued. According to the statement
Of the Inspector, 65o Of the force
! "e5o p!tet4e, VI HMcn hall wer1
! PLACED IN Tammany Hall, in case a gen.
era1 stofming Of Tammany Hal! should take
place. At = o'clock the people were forming
! into \ compact mass, and talking with fevertsh
anxiety OF the prospects Of the Young Democ-
rncy. Down came the rain in pattefing tor
mlmindful Of its effects, aud solely occupied
Of the Young democracy. On the reception
Of the intelligence that the police would no
allow allow he han to be opened, BY order Of The
manifested iteelf. Tho police covered The
broad lights Of steps leading into Tam1nany,
| and thclt forms wero nlso seen through tie
windows in the dimly lighted rooms.
D11lng the caucus OF the Young Democracy
in Irving Hall. tho crowd outside we're cheer
Ing them Justify. Huzxas, with well developed
tigers, we're given for kietuan, Sheriff O'Bzien,
Fox, and creamer. While tho council fires
were burning an incident occurred in -Four
teentl street, which WAS about the only one OF
5uthan'tm which took place; An inebristed
il warm friend Of Tweed, aud said, "1 must
tight y0u," and looked determined 10 engage
in personal conflict. Frank slaahed him
across the face, with the monosyllabic remark,
take that, aud that : breaking the stick III
half With his muscular blows. When the sub
committee OF the caucus came out Of Irving
Hall, headed By James O1}rien. the crowd
which tiled the steps and neighboriug streets
get up cheer after cheer for O'Drien, Creamcr
Fox, tc, Each Of these gentlemen we're called
on for speeches BY the crowd, but they Al
begged 10 be excused
About o'clock in tho evening and during
the night, there must have been some 5000 Of
5000 people in frpnt Of aud around TammanI
Hall and IN Irving place, despite the rain
Many Of these wcre friends Of Tweed
a great nany persons present had an idas
that the committee was inside the hall, And thai
the police were present simply to keep other,
ont. Those who 1abored under that delusiot
remained long urne Aftcr tho General Com
nittee bad retired from Irving Hall This wal
cnueed hy the delay in sending OF the police
and there IL no doubt lad the police rcnane6
TIL morning they would have lad plenty o
company.
Halt An hour after the adjournment Of the
Young Democracy in Irving Hall, the polict
took their departure by piatoous, with inter
vals Of several minutes between each platoon
Out Of the $50 policemen who sualmed tn,
walk, At half-past 10 there wcrc but twt
platoons left. A platoon Of eighty men VA.
left to guard the building, under the command
Of \ Captain, and with instructions to aami
none s;t the police.
ALnAST. March a8.-31t. Tillcu, ChAirma,
nf The Democratic Centrsl Committee. ha
called meeting for ThursdAy, March II, a
tho Delasan House in this city.