The New York herald., 1872-12-20
TAMMANY HALL In COUNCIL.
The Call for the Election Of the
New General Committee.
The Charter Of 1870 Violation
of Democratic Principles.
Complimentary Speeches and Resolu'
tions- Everything is Lovely.

Complimentary Speeches and Resolu-
tions- Everything is Lovely.
The Tammany Hall General Committee met last
night, Mr.. John W. Chanler in the chair
Mr.. CHARLES II. HAswELL submitted the fol-
lowing:-
The select committee appointed to examine the
accounts OF the treasury for the present year re-
ports that It has discharged the duty and that the
accounts both OF the Treasurer and Of the finance
Committee were found to have been
CLEARLY KEPT AND TO BE CORRECT.
The balance in the hands Of the Treasurer Is
$767 o5. lApplause.) This committee congratu-
late the Gener al Committee upon the satisfactory
manner in which the receipts and expenditures
pertaining to its transactions for the current year
have been recorded. and presented for inspection
and verifcaton and 1t further submits the follow.
ing:-
Resolved That the thanks Of the General Committee OF
Tammany Hall be and they are hereby rendered to ~
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their respective duties.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. JOHN KELLY submitted the following from
the Committee on Organization:-
Resolved That the charter Of 1870 was
and Of sound doctrines Of government and that pro
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+ Judge SPENCER, Of the Naturalization Committee,
reported that out Of $4,000 that the committee
Resolutions were then adopted complimentary
nelly, Anthony Eickhor and John ". chanler.
MR.. WILLIAM Q. CONNER
offered the following resolution
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aevoying upon them shall cease the committee shall be
The following call was then adopted
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meeting of the bemocras General
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was read, unanimously adopted and ordered to be
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the same time and In the same manner not less than four
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Assembly district committees chosen at said prima.
res in the several Assembly districts shall meet for
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the g denT S the %
each Assembly district and Immediately organize and
the ensuing year. The various places follow.)
THE JANUARY ELECTIONS
VIII pc heid on the 3Oth OF this month In the re-
The majority Of the delegates to the present Gen.
eral Committee will name the inspectors for the
Third. The Third district being divided each half
VIII name one inspector, and the chairman OF the
osq ne w act ga S
Fourteenth district the inspectors will be named
by John Kelly, chairman ofthe organization.
Creamer, in the Fourteenth district, have been de-
clared vacated, and will be filed by John A. Foley
ex-member OF the Assembly, and Jacob A. Gross,
The names OF the inspectors and names OF the
places OF election were then read, and then Mr.. J.
". Chanler made few remarks. He said that on
year II was ohly fitting that he should say I few
words about the object Of their labors. fhil is q
hopored principles of the Declaration OF Indepen.
dence. We stand here resolved
TO STAND SHOULDER TO SHOULDER
until we shall have achieved an honorable trinmph
of the democratic body; II we can reach the pow
Il so s xtS ae
purpose that henceforth there shall be but one reg
nlar democratic organization, and that it shall be
pure and steadfast in its purposep II this Is
our aim, we shall and must sweep everything be-
fore u.s. lApplause.) 1t might be proper to aIlude
cities. alludc to the city Of New orleans, where
the victory OF Jackson swept away the tyranny OF
we shall brook no such military despotism as that
which now dsgraces the State Of Louisiana. We
shall
NOT ALLOW ANY FEDERAL TYRANNY
to rear Its head In this great and glorious city.
Applause) Three cheers for John W. Chanler
were then given.
Mr.. Kelly was then called for He said LET all
the manhood OF your nature guide you, my friends.
Many OF you will think the Committee OF OrRaniza-
ton acted arbitrarily but can say that there was
disposition to control any delegation for any In
dvdual or for any future purposes. Let me thank
you for the kindness you have bestowed upon me.
have simply done my duty. tApplause.) And
now, gentlemen, bid you good night l hope that
many Of you, gentlemen, who are here tonight
will sit one day In legislative halls and ill other
positions. (Applause.)
Mr.. Kelly bowed and retired, and, with s.three
cheers for John Kelly" the meeting adjourned.
THE DARTMOUTH ALUMNI.
the Dartmouth Alumni Association held their
annual meeting and partook OF their annual din
ner in commemoration Of their Alma Mater at
the Grand Central Hotel Yesterday An