The New York herald., 1872-11-22

evening in Tammany Hail. John w. Chanler in
the chair.
Mr.. Abram s. Hewitt read the following resolu-
tions, prepared by the Committee Organization,
and they were adopted amid great APPLAUSE
Resolved That the General oommittee feels justified @ IN
election IN is city although but local nominees
s sssir ~ s they
!Ss ssI5snss aordsS y $nsnsss and asss1%!ns;
stand BY the regular Organization Of the party Of The
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he day s,GtiSn eli openly used every effort defeat the
0 h whs f the snera coee will hail
With delight reunion 81 the democratic party Of this
cious result viii never 70 make any sR ALL
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70 the honest but misguided democrats who adhere to
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come to our ranks and will share with them IN the
and loyal liberal repuSeahsp Of ths
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n6nu OF fellowship, ana TO Give them brothers
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a%ena6le to discipline and the righteous Indignation Of
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and % 1epGo% poeouS
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ana OF s s II and rsport the result
Major WILLIAM II. QUINcEY presented the fol.
lowing resolution H.
M Resolved That committee Of three be appointed by
e sss
to the Hon John Kelly great applause three cheers
asaeas% "Ea Is The ana M
terest OF reform and good government
The resolution was UNANIMOUSLY adopted amid
great cheering, and Mr. Kelly was called upon for
Mr.. KELLY went to the platform and smoke "a
follows:-
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE COMMIT.
TEE-Such q fattering encOmium as has Just been
paid me assure you sincerely appreciate; but
let me at the same time say that am not deserving
Of such need OF appreciation. .lApplause.) I only
to this organization to do-evA 5thing that he can
to forward the interests of this organization, and
Of this organization give it that confdencs
which IT had twenty-five years ago. (Applause)
cause that matter is too Thoroughly understood. It
becomes now our duty to look to the future. Our
city Is becoming immense in size, and our people
are perhaps as intelligent as IN any other city on
the face of the arth-tapplause)-an 1t has now
gone beyond the time when You can present candi-
particular the requirements OF the people for efi.
cheney, capabllity and honesty-lappause)- / |
think na IN this matter we have made much progress
bers OF this committee to continue In this good |
work until we establish, as we should establish, |
nominations that may be presented to them will
be OF character to recommend them as worthy |
say to people Belonging to this organization that
whatever has been said in the past OF a disagree.
one IN nv
50 far as understood this question, and that was |
tnat taaio we @ Should reform this organizations and we
are connected with us that our motives were dis.
interested, and that | think we have done to a
very great extent. SO far as ] myself am con- |
cerned, assure you, gentlemen that so long as |
have any, connection with this Organization my
mSiyes iai ,a nanIl shall n9 b ssa oaoa have 10 ena
n!'es " D"" ., aol nave any friends to reward.
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all individuals; but in expressing my pref
erences in regard to individuals l assure you
that 1t shall not be done In such q way as to give
offence, or to make any one understand that there
is particular desire on my part to prefer any one
Now in this matter OF investigation 1t appears to
me that 1t should be done Thoroughly. Young men
and old men, when they belong to this organiza..
tion should intend TO act with IL In good aith, and
not go outside and make treacherous bargains
with men inimiSal to U.s. There is an utter lack OF
principle in such course, want OF manhood and
want OF regard OF proper moral obligation.
When 1t is ascertaned distinctly that such men are
the COMMITTEES. Npplause.) know that this is !
the disposition Of the committee, because have |
members. There should be no personal enmity |
exercised towards individuals and no personal
are .' here for the ' purpose Of taxing such
action as will result in giving this city |
good government, so far as that can be done
through the election OF good men, nominated by |
us to ONCE. have no doubt that If we act in
good faith in presenting good nominees to the peo.
pie we shall win their confidence, and that |
this organization, purged OF all Its bad elements,
shall hereafter be recognized as true exponent
oi the principles of true democracy and honest re-
form measures. (Applause)
The chair appointed Messls William II. Quincy,
Jerome Buck and Algernon ). Sullivan as the COM
mittee prepare resolutions In relation to the ac
tion Of Mr.. Kelly.
The Chair appointed as the Committee OF Ten
called for by the resolutions the following gentle
men:-Abram $. Hewitt, Joseph Bumentha,
Augustus Scnell, Anthony Eickhon, Feodore Mer
son, John Kelly, Edward Fitzpatrick, Il. NJ. Plum
jeremiah Kennefck and Edward Con.
The Chair appointed as the committee to inquire
in relation TO the finances of the organization,
John Fox, Charles ii. Haswell and Thomas Dunlap.
The committee then adjourned
PRIZE FIGHT IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE RoCK. Nov. q, 1872.
prize fight between sam Collyer and another
hruiapr IL annOunced n for Saturday