The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-29


Metropolitan Fire Depart tment, Metlopoitan Board OF
Of naiiding.. Inc pepstimeGi Of, Texs. aud Asses
e % s sSS ana The DS S senS :
existing Board Of supervisors. arc legislative measures
we aud We deeply frt, tho, G nen
three months OF The session Of the legislature have
eating the rights or securing the Interests of the Empire
i!ssoirsd Tha, in the opinion Of this Committee a
clause should be Inserted IN any lay regu,ating the
hlotlng any person tom holding more than one sala
Rsoiyed. Tha, provision be made BY law for the
fucsdsy % of Nav is,c 'O' 'D'" W "'u y" '"''u
csd Trait IL e%Hsy SS the vSt 1e;c: st ,Sd S ng.{ Of
franchise BY every jacquard that LEGISLATION can de-
originated and illuminated under iSe sppS SHsnI Of
Inspector, and canyas.ers by The Metropolitan Board
imporgpi onicer. by ne pC9Pls nndeT M sy'em that
In every election district would emncny contribute
,rresI s1sh itHn no no ma,Ie Dy maas pNr pGrrS
the privilege now POSSESSED by ever) town and hamlet
6esoirsi That the thanks Of this committee be ex.
tended to the SENATOR an1iMemocr Of Assembly from
by Their votes aud influence the several bills rrpcaling
Is ss & apH Ey a anch ak Sn1 to we fcs,e ny
Just expectation Of their constituents and confer upon
R,oi'ti IiM copy of these rcsolglion. be trans.
Assembly aud to the state Central Committee.
Ancr the reading OF the resolutions, Which were
received win Tremendous cnccring, Mr Kiernan
mnSed That Tho present molority Of the Uencr-,i
Committee Of Tainmuny Hail proceed In q hody. In
an orderly procession, heade1 by the Chairman Of
This meeting. to Ianindnb lial ana demand adults-
zion, and ~ refused, then
PROCEED TO TuEiR RESPECTIVE HOMES.
lie said hc made this motion In order that the
hartman may mpku formal demand In the name of
TIC uaicriiy Of the committee. so thnt if refused il
may ap car that the General Committee was refused
adMittanro 10 its own Hall
Sir Mitchell requested the gentleman to give way
thnt he might move the appointment OF special
conn ittee to prepare address to the people This
motion was not entei tainod.
VI kiernap, al the suggestion OF several Nom.
b,rs tren odined his motion 80 as to ir,truct the
Chairman Of the meeting TO 20 alone to the Hall and
demand adm ttance 10 the name and on behalf OF tie
General Committee, tue meeting TO remain in Hes.
sion until his return. His motion was adopted and
the Chairman,
SENATOR cREAHER, ACCOMPANIED mr. rHE HON JOHN
FOX,
proceeded 10 perform the mission allotted to him.
A he emerged from the building into the street the
crowd that filed Irving place rHiscd succession OF
cheers for him, and chased In upon him close ~
tllt It with dlfnculty that no could get along
lie however worked his way to Fourteenth street
and turned down toward Tammany Hall. the crowd
following and shouting after him from the Acad.
euv of Husic down. the sidewalk was Occuued hy u
double line OF police nccing IN ward These officials
made
80 OBJECTION TO ms PASSAGE.
L. front Of Tnmmary tho Police we're ma.sel In
great 'orce. The steps ut the entrance to BRYANT
Minstrel Hall We're nel with the force. al,o the
s'cI NJ the main entrance. and at lhc entrance TO
statue X stiffness rs the scnstor marched by. At
tie lower entrance he net Insp, ctor Waling, whom
DO addressed rs follows:
sESAToR CBEAAHR-Are You u ofiCer IN charge
herc'
ISsrECToR wALLISo-I am.
tREAMEB- am Chairman OF q meeting coUroscd
of a majority OF the membcrs OF tho General Com.
Lt;ce Of ianmaHy Hall, and am instructed by that
molOriiy OF the Grncrl Committee to demand I'd
10 hti in
| ~iioh Is our headauArier.
INfrIcroE-hy orders are ?ercmptory not 10 sJ
| NIT Hny "ne 70 The tuAaiuE. t1pt Csmvron IL n
~ the building. sud no meeting car hs
'',o. . as,t reiose 20 admit VOC.
senator Crcam.r thcn r,Jurrei 60 iryi-l Hai AID
Mr. RierS.n ,asu a5 . sill'.'''a ls.si ''ae mosdar
ArJorHS,
| sulj-', 70 TIE cs' Of the Temporary chairman.
Mr lursrr pskcti him TO i've wa, ior a moi1cut
| ana offered TIE following fesolu,iohs
R.'oirsf. IN We dcuourcc The conduct OF tie I'm.
ory " ne 'c Ss12n n SonattcS 5o ma ,, ai5l' @
| yenei oy 'ts Chairman q. Gfu'lary anl coWards 70
4si s1'dIs%s sIS !'SS5G s. @saGn to g, . t
N ti.o. a. ,- '"u'ohs' 'qu'
L",ll', l'at ttr altcu - 10 oyctawc the rcmoc
IT, rr6 G to- nci%clS % ar gSS-t sg oa ana I'd unI oi
g: -, ,ncr We have shil red together with the pcac
vctgns = ne c.'c'sd rrr.,'en'a'c. otihI Tilila-l
| ore rar zh.on.
| TIE resolutions were untrinourly ard enthusiast
| caliy u-VIlc', ana le meeting then tl~ICr-el
GNClrryo scI>E' Vt ruE blossom cLrn.
There being a dcstloc; % the n'cetng o. n,
| i,uus Democracy in TsnmHay Hal rst night
about 'al reporter cal ed II tie room, OF O.,
b'n--oiu luh. The rooms were crowded With rolf
ucl-n- u eagerly engaged IN cObNtrsi tina Tyati1l
TO the Ir,ceylps- OF tue Grand sacarm. There
were lre'eni Judge Brnari, Secretary o. Stat. Nrl
| son, Gen. Frank 7 Buir, Con. AZ. d.n- OF Louisiana
Polio" CuWuiss l.nrr ircun4 Sulytyi.O. 4 zee, ia,
Hon WI J. shart"y, and Hon. Peter Mitchell
| Judev Nrt-un entered INTO ALVEY uNcr-Ston Wiit
Gru iaIr who declared that he stood b. tAc side VI
TuE OLD GUARD,
and remarked lhl', like Fall.taG. he vas growing
| nlt with tt.ef. Jud iircanan did no, seem at al
disturbed hy the tyosts Of the evening ana wA- en-
g-sei pilyiag game OF billiards Iud.e Birn1rd
| Kept u crowd roaring with laughter hy re.gtiI-
amusing anrcdo,C-. About 10 o'clock, Judge Bar
| uarl, ucUompalici by Gen Bilir, Gen. Adams. and
| Judge Nielsen, adjourned to tLe Fiftu Avenue Hotel
| where they were joined by sheriff O'Brien Jul-t
| McC uun, the Non. Laurence jerome, and u number
| OF other gentlemen Larry Jerome said hv h-d
| heard that
TWEED HAD BEry KILLED,
| and lie came here 70 learn the truth. Said he.
| old Guard"
| shcuh oBricn shook hands wi.l Judge barnard
anu they held cInyol satiun together for 4 mo,
| mehtS' bul nothing u importance tans pired The
conversation wa the all absorbing t1,ic ur The po.
hical uaiion to-ni.h and many we're the ~ ui0n-
| expressed NJ ia'c hour the gentlemen at!own,d
| TO then Lome-.
scsNgs N rng STREET.
About httpLst O'Clock l. dense crowd gathered
| ~ 'h' h'lbUHolHo'l OF llt bld NlgNAm m I orr
teenih street large body Of police were present
under inc comm0nd uf Inspector Nang. Some Of
the men had been on duty since HouH aud aUpelrci
much huEuei. According to TIE statement ol the
Inspector 90 of the iurCe were present OF which
| half were placed ~ lJmnany Hal, Ia c,sc zen.
Cral
| fro0NiNG oT rANAANY NALL
| should take plgce At O'Clock the Ieopc we're
iormh2 INTO mI0ct mas, anl talking With fever.
l-h anxiety ol TIE prospects OF the Young Democracy
Down 6 NO the rain IN catering torrents hut all
STOOD thtU ground, apparently uumndlul Of it, Cf
ices and solely OCCUPIED with tie great question at
! slake--l': eSs'cp'g o. the Young Democracy ON
the lttt ihOh OF tAe intelligence tAIt tie police
| would
| NOT ALLOW rug HALL TO BR OPENED,
BY order Of Tie Superintendent feeling Of dissais
| mcuon mnliieslcd itseE The police covered the
| broad nights Of steps leading into Tammany, and
tlelr loim, were also seen through the windows In
| the dimy lighted rooms
| During the caucus OF the Young Democracy In
lrNlIg Hal the crowd outside were cheering them
| usuly, Hulzss,
| WITH WILL DEVELOPED TIGERS,
were given for Kicrnan, Sheriff O'Brien, Fox, and
trcamtl While the council TRES were Turning an
ltciuent occurred m Fourteenth street, which was
ABOUT tne only one Of rufianism which took place.
an ihebrlatei loater approached the Hon. Frank
Duny, VINO II VAIN friend of Tweed and said, |
must night you and looked determined to en- age
in personal conflict. Frank sashed him acrOs Ie
| lace, with the mono y,laLc remark.
THAT. ASD mar