The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-13
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Anniversary Of the Temmany socie,y.-1Ieet.
irx Of the stars uni Installing the "Bia''
sac.ens for tho Next Yenr-Er;lliant Con-
vcrsntioa and a Planetary Spcech--isrooiks
ON the Past, Present ard Future.
The great sachcms Of tho Tammapy Society met In
the council chamber OF the old Wlgwanl last
night for the purpose OF installing the officers
elected at the last meeting The gathering was
very slim considering the gravity of the
occasion. At about han an hour after the
setting OF the sun six seven Of the .old stars1'
dressed up for the occasion, met In the southeast
corner OF the anteroom and Charlie Cornell at once
started the question whether or not the bands OF
Orion were as firmly bound together as formerly.
Mike STANDBY did not believe there was any DIFFER
ence whatever since the stars last together for
general discussion, but he thought he now
discovered O little nav on the edge
OF the belt ana. as far as he could
Judge, commenced over the Albany Observatory.
lie thought it might be repaired II they would only
adopt the old motto, "a stitch IN time" &C., ana
not let the breach go too far. A. Oakley Hall
couldn't see the breach at a-he'd be blowed II he
could. On tho otner hand, he saw an Increase
within the circle, and that, too. was over the House
OF Representatives. but he thought by
left and the marks that existed OF great sti uggIe
that the new star had travelled a long distance and
had experienced great difficulty In leapng the band.
He was not Hersche or q more remote Calico. but
he would venture to suggest name Tor the in-
truder.
s'Wnar Will you christen ~ asked Dick Connolly
II PROPOSE continued the Mayor, 40 name IL
Wlnan.h general shout Of merIlment followed, In
which
THE INDIANS JOINED WITH HEARTY VINO r.
Ex-Coroner Rollins SAID he couldn't agree with
All, ttln
lie tROlllnsl saw o decrease; there was one quite
dead, and had he been IN office he would suggest
WOOD, who loosed the very picture Of The season 1
Of blossoms;" but instead CT applying the knife
wouldn't Il be peter 70 try and respss cit; the
why he's given nlmself away 50 he can't live q
Bismarck Sweeny WAS about to say he would pro.
vide burying ground for him in the enclosure at
the corner OF fnirty-fourth street and Broadway,
when the Wisklnkie sergeant at-arms) came forth
and ushered them into the presence OF the constel
lation, the Boss
II order thirteen Of my shining brethren to come
forward,n said the great light, .and receive the last
touch to their gisening features from the red ochre
paint here prepared, so that those admirers have
below may understand we Can
fRoaREss WITH The SPIRIT or THE AGr.
Let us shine. even If little need with red, SO that
men may see our good WORKS and support us when
A. Oakley Hall Matthew T. Brennan, Isaac Ben
Taylor, James B. Nicholson, Samuel B. ClrSln,
stand as lights OF the baud Tor the next twelve
calendar months
These iumlnarics came forth on the platform Of
the council chamber, each encrced with blue ana
purple band with a large silver buckle which last
eIed acress the abdomen. Sam Garwins would
tore OF piece or hts high commission white waist
coat strip to fasten 1t. The BOSS ordered Secre-
took an elghnch tar brush and after dipping Il in
the ochre proceeded to increase the check " each
new member by about an eighth Of an iuch OF ochre
iAaS re gSs'f fFfa sE1as 5E4rFn6 Tusa HANDS
and declared the "pig uns shone gorgeous"
came forward Ia the person OF James Brooks, who
after waving an the glisering nembers to their
fond q public speaking for return from Wahi1 !ton weary
now is the day, the hour tasapian talk The
Society Of sschsms created early period
people @ bring home to the people ment
.aa Ses 10 1sa i
% sa IN as snay ss ns
The r.mmany society was from the Start as Il now the
country as It believes now, in republic fe4er epuon
OF states T. unity not ~ @ unity but ia TIE unity
: I -''E pLuRIEUs usUx"
ynsa two pI. sgs M one 81 3
government led BY alexander Hamilton and the other led
sovereign supreme powers expressly arsned
but se states aaa ns peops as sovereign sna
isaera.s IN ao ssc,en
under asaos
democracy al The wls tiamphns~ tie iederals,s
surrendered their claims OF sovereignty supremacy for
National
powers federalism ]. 1901 8 that
clsed, with little @ the federal and
when The alien laws were eaaeei
In lses. the parties aud the contests OF 0 revived
s that osss MARE
ssasSs We .;sad st.n s, where
party and TS1ms: !ssfson ,ss
de- Mr. RI asS.
u RIchm0ndl October, $50 ioash. lQr Iisa govern
ms sdsss parry which r"sd ,Ss eouny now r
s rl ss nah :IP sS
laws prioT = lseosysp now IN profound hen they
20 longer w. a ~ ~ "a - say ne s0iacr
Isso1s the parse during The civil war hycrca1g n
n ss al ss s9,I lie ct as &:
all labor. In the recent short sessions Congress-
ass Sssi sss V" Ha9s Sssssss
Gns 9ai piR aw pss
g S wo down pa Sss ss ,s s W, ,ss y
,O!e s,hI, us r. IKE as state ao m s,e Y n.so
&c & eS sna Il s
Federal election officers 70 Slate
elections Nay, they have even delegate y en- and
that soldier and moth but soldier, the power OF
ing the hsbeas corpus ut his mere will aud pleasure
Saw here, pending o,w ate eecton the federal
navy ready with their guns open ,hot and shell upon our
city, and the hidden 10 the city N N dnis. sieh,
and bayouet, to cut and SLASH su the mere
price federal supervisors federal drny sht
order to he cut and s.ashed, or shelied and shot
being TO the eyes Of let
all here in this the Oldest existing political organization
OF country, eternal al species
aud forms OF tyranny. Let sUl, when Thomas
Jefferson led the the very exence OF tho
republic law aud FLOWING republic bangs npon the
triumph OF the democracy IN l The supremacy OF tho
constitution must he remainiained The law
the land. civil law, not martha law must be rccoep.zci
the only law we i've under The writ Of habess corpus
be restored the right Of every fr,euom from
arrest but by process OF Jaw and trial by Jury nat be resi
d Heated.
The States siusated States onger be
held congressional provinces The Executive might be
tausht forget that he soldier and general and
member that ne civilian and President OF. In plaper
d. that he ID the the Of his people
military must be held In subsection the Ct power.
We must In short Eight over the great nght OF 1850
ass the prns.pss aha RTseeps E. our aoants ant