New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

Ia directed to make the usual necessary arrahgeen
tar the eleC lion After trivial discussion Ino''o M
Adjournment prevailed without the ne rsOiu'0n ''-'e
passed.
BRICK rOMEROY RENOUNCEs TASNAAN1.
MEETING OF TIE REFORM DEhoCHAA'
APOLLO HALL.
The General Committee OF the keiornl D".''O 10. =,
cratic rar,v Of New.York held meeting "'' -"
ApolIo Hall ut Twenty yeiGhhs ana brOauN" an,o
Bxby presided and there were present aOOus NV
d.. e., ,l, ,arin,s Wards In the city. The purpose
:, ha meeting WAS the adoption OF resolutions pedEln9
tasopism TO Tllnmany. After the asseWbage was
- -dcr the following were read and adopted, the
G.ia~ates subscribing their names to the pledge:
~ a., members Of the General Committee OF the Re
We be e, ~ np e Of tic CITY Of NewiOrk hereby sOlemny
1s ,r re, indirectly 70 'i eountSnsnoe or assist by
sy ahcrrs mnc for OGee when such nominee
t so.,n.' A. e ,s Toe ..cse c.adxs
CONN ee i 'nietry e.n5 S N1 @ Dr sT. ouI SediytS
''o 90 ia. 80 sfuy and rea'ouv adhere to the principles
~ ~ Rrn aud use and eTer our everv effort
o an crsr aros and oeOraOg party known "
wsAn the resolutions were read the audience ap-
,ndsd heartily and when Mr.. PomerOy expressed the
80 that the mnany Ring would find place in some
nrison the assrInDlage cheered again.
Mark NJ POnlciOy, the course Of an address, said
that wherever corruption existed the seed Of political
d,saster was sowu He had just witnessed Democratic
defest in CaiOrua-a defeat that unexpected, and
which overwhelmed the leaders. This defeat was due
solely the corruption OF the managers Of the campaign
who had sympathy with the people, and in whom
the people had confidence. Corruption, aud that
alone had led the Democratic defeat, and EewYork
should tie incident to heart and purge the dross
from Democracy here Throughout the United States
curses heaped by Democrats on Tammany Hall and
is Ring leaders and there could be hope Of good
government here peace in the Democrats ranks
until tho authors of the crimes which have thrown
stigma on the party were cast out" lie uu
not hold that because NeW-York under
Democratic government had fallen so lov'
many war overIhrOwn Democracy would redeem new
York therefore the first work TO bo performed Was
Tammany Hall party should he made to feel that they
deserve worse fate than their struggle with honest
sHd thst would Be hot enough Honest pymc
Sacy would never feel satisfied until tne
members Of the Ring had retired in disgrace
from the scenes of their Hunderng TO live out OF sgo
aud out OF mind, in foreign country or until they were
enjoying the reward of their crmesn common prison
Dnring their they had attempted to establish
ase arstOcracy entirely ignOred the claims OF
the poorer and their pretensOus To ths mOneytu
superiority founded on the possession OF wealth
which was not theirs. As q wOrkingman, he pledged
himself to oppose tie Tanpany branch Of the Democracy
until 1t completely suBdued and to this end he would
speak write work. and vote against the Ring AT general
meetings at ward meetings. and at the polls nor
would he rest until Tammany ceased to have any pOht,
cal existence year ago, IN the same nan, ne nso
same effect and he begged the Democracy OF New
lOrK fight Thmmany at tue state election TINS year,
and the general election The Fny couo not resht
the opposition of the honest element OF the clty In
time they would have TO submit even though their detea
WAS not rs immediate 1t should be- Looking forward
fo TAmmAnys ii al overthrow he trusted that the MEM
bers OF the DcmOC Ratio Reform party would Work
earnestly and faithfully.
The meeting at the conclusion OF Mr.. Pomeroy's
address, adjourned until Wednesday evening next.