New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
IN TAMMANY HALL.

Inside the large hail the proceedings were
conducted amid the most enthusiastic Interruptions of
approval and demonstrations in favor Of the various
candidates The reception OF Mr.. Herman and Mr. Law
renee, as they upon the stage and quietly took
their seats was a cordial and overwhelming ovation,
testified by the rising OF the entire Of people as
sembled, the shouting Of thousand voices, and the
swinging OF countless hats. Upon the STAGE beneath
the tastefully arranged banners and the youminous
folds OF immense American flag, sat the companions
in reputation Of Herman and Lawrence including sena-
TeInann, Augustus schel Gov. Mcdonald, Of North
Carolina; Ahram 6. Hewitt, Samuel j. Tilden, John
Kelly, and Henry Woltman, the nominee OF TammaDy
Hall for Coroner
At o'clock John Kelly called the meeting TO order,
and nominated for Chairman the Hon. Daniel f. Temann
whose name received with great applause. His
address Of acceptance model of crseness aud Is
as follows:
FEIIow-CITIZESs, DEMOCRATS AND LIBERAL REPUBLI-
CANS thank you from tue bottom OF my heart for the
honor you nave done me tO-nght III heecng e 70 pre-
side az TINS great neetlng III i now ABOUT 10 years
since last entered into Tammany Hall, but since Tam
many can afford 10 nominate honest and capable can
ddates for office am glad to be here again. lreat ap-
plause.l
lir Eckcr the Secretary then read long list OF OFF,
GERS including John W. Chanler, Abram s. Hewitt, l..
NJ Barlow Henry Woltman. Charles Donohue, Charles
T. Locw Samuel J. Tlden, Horace +. Clark Nelson w.
Young john Kelly, Augustus Schell, Matthew T. Bren-
man, Edward Hogan, Thomas A. Ledwith, VIM. c. Prime,
the Hon. Thomas T.. stewart the Hon. Horatio n rwom-
bley Sinclair Tousey. the Hon. Freeman j. Fithian,
]. Soils Rtcrband, George Wilkes, Gen. John Cochrane
then read The following r5a9od fooss A0raH hewitt
TIE RESOLUTIONS.
Fsol a f .d ,loP by the Saaaa BsaoSfsc spa5
Convention % inoFS sad VIZ eoIau YP ias slaial'e
Graft BloSu Pp.a9 q ylee-fdea' as e3 Of principle 1al
With the spirit OF the age which recognizes and demands
birth Iee' I'eeSe, S I3 % eTt. mon be egts of he
.Ifra asedh
LUTON mIutlae BY tue great Democratic party from The time Of
the time the national history seek; 10 sIro5ate to Itself iss
family circle and 70 Deprive the munephues sD tue STATES Of Tue
se S TS We proclaim our warn aBpoya Of candidates pre-
BY Di oac and Liberal htpil@n Convention Iof We
epoe absolute emuenty qualified by Raur en-
JamsH.s and thoroa1h tanning for The hssst ON e n tue S
y s n.ghbois purity and recttude Of his private e eed
of oppression At lone and abroad, uorng energy
form t The people m, be lure 81 es w5fs power % ,9
@ the public as ar9 soaIt s , 70 1sGis I od
ate peAe ihap.s, A. bt f ~, At Ie of RSo,
samuel fot ~ M "s .etor Of joba Hubbard
ill., pphu Canal Comm saoaef as men VINO have been repeat
u.g and sbfl service to the interests ami rights Of the people
iro keynote in the politics Of day and generation
tie thorough reform OF abuses when nave et mo PAL a. Wen
National Government durlg the eT var from which The nation
publican parties stand pee well BY their declaration Of principles
5 n lower ali Incompetent dishonest officials whether they call
healthy condition ami Of limiting tnuon 70 Just ana oo
scs expenditure for the purpose ql ae9uns 20 zoe M
Newi AM that thanks are due and are nereO e,l 10 IAN
ue I i sq wa, enabled 70 carry into eject from his position
as Chairman the state Democratic Committee BY we AID Of herman
seymour aud other patriotic men throughout me STATE EheIeG NE
Government city rescued IRON tie disgrace into wc had
fallen and financial ruin which vas mealng ana ms ancient
hall IN which assembled e1n'eas1 70 lie rights Of man va;
from the hands Of the u9pn5eped lohe.i VINO @
the punaer the public treasury 49,, .,,o,., t \, ~.
Democratic party in this state must De ssfay aa ever
th end We Of all for the high pos on Of Mayor Of the City
NewYorE man in The prime o. We o. s1Saon sa s1a
and experience as 10 tis ~ s c',s VIII it'S ~ ss %
with the neea. rights Pyes i0S piope o1 ami eas
be necessary TO po " ION ns , y, i Se- and ne
n protector the oppreeli Of such nependeaee ana
classes and Judgments eeeruly obe'e amid the eou,
,S a an T o. a5i aaqS,.ous
personal interests on the altar o. his elh. aua
ting h. esfTEs Of re Civ u SsYer s y restored ana It's
has them in elss Be PLACED on q '11I og and pu to
cities the il1e, s1e bsse, or TIC Administration
isolssI Ihi. 70 ..s Fo s Is Abrs
waved Gmuaousy and that therefore, We ai bis nom.
o. reform and good government % rive hn ther hssy
be has eIhote N BENG " h y, the re oe dhsf
guraon Which be took 80 conspicuous part TO be u eo@p.
Improvements prosecuted will advance the prosperity and glory oil tho
/ metropolis -, a, A.. A..
Of justice without which all
professions OF good
public
ratification the nominating convention be-
evng M candidates be emneuty 10 point Of
ing ru experience q Justice for the Important positions
for which they have been respectively named: .
on COurf-Nilam H. Leonard lAppalse
nor Judge superior COarfJame g. spencer Applanse
For Cih JHdye-Gunning D. bedford. IApphuse
nor Dfsiriei. an0rney-Chares DOnobue. lApplluse
s9re That candidate for Coroner Henry Nolman applause
has record and private character which enhbea HIN TO
g.rer. domination hereby ratified
nominated for Aldermen hereby ratified
aus public approval and composed Of
COMMENDED themselves 70 he good
op of sr ghbor and believed capable of
~ 6ley AID ability responsible duties Of legislation Tor the CITY
| For Alderman,
| George p Bradford, Frederick thinner, Edward Ollon,
I,r.,sisb Kenre9ck. John Reilly Richard Flanagan,
Csorge ~ Plnntiu VIM T. Amman william Salmon,
/ Ro.ert NcCsf.rv Patrick Irsaaht. Nicholas
| Thomas Shells, Isaac Robinson, James heiaeh
Ssded That ali corrupt bargains between potA
whereby public In penl iol idaal
that pee
aBrselVs The onT Organization which IN gmpaihy VIA
The democratic party and the Union, 70 adhere hny TO
lie principles political justice which hare driven nom AmmanJ
a he men suei rs fair and under The leader
p Of their former candidate sr Mayor are striving 10
Aague caiss ansss s foundations Of soes oTdt and