The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-23
TAMMANY's TRIDULATIONs.


Address BY the Unterrined sachcms-The
Resolution Excluding the Tammauy Gen.
erni Committee Confirmed.
The Council OF Sachems OF Tamrnany Society met
at Tammany Hall yesterday, James B. nicholson,
Father Of the Council presiding, ana issued an ad-
dress ana passed resolution confirming the pre-.
vious resolution passed by the Boar dol Sacnems ex-
Guiding the Tammany General Committee Of 1872
from the use OF Tammany Hail. The following Is
the address,
To THE TAMMANY SOCIETY AND DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS
Various parties have been actively engaged of late in
false Statements position Of this Society and lis ac
ton in closing its doors against organizations until
oowas lie S constitution
society relation similar That held by tho bank
to IL @ The Sashs%s have tho caarge q a
usually spoken Of the Tammany General Committee,
rS asae s amy
e s FEY s @ sa Ss s &c.
which Is political on possess rights IN the use Of
from The TACT that some lis members arc also members q
even saehcps IN the Society wholly unfoaaaed as well
cess OF the Society beyond result
% its snd III. by
se s n
organizations and these supervise the neces
General COMMITTEES for and also possession q Tam
f1S' s a'eo i a ter sfS
ss: their = sa ss''0. sSRs.'hsd
snS OF q s,, o
person: desiring famasny Hsii par.
Found that vsry pec.aSe body already
Sen IN SS%s "a m
s BY ss s Ss
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sa ns g wrs
OF 'qaS in
OF
the Sa century upon p n
recognizing upon the approach Of Presidential election the
Columbian Order Ieha Of Unicn harmony success.
on o 90 to ps s h
present Of the estate under
sustain action n eIcuanE ihsrsircm body Of
q asss %sS $ 4
State and national JAMES JANE 'fFp %iGyo oIsos
8 q 3. s tAoHsSH1EsLn, s,,..
DOUGLASS TAYLOR, Sa'AemS
sSHTHASSiEL JARVIS, JR.,
TAMNANY HALL, NEW YORK, Jan. o. 1872.
rhe following Is the resolution:-
On the sn day Of January s the following
man, Garyn Taylor and JAWS was ADOPTED and pabsSed
s to hs snshcms Of the Ta%smany Society
democrats of New York to eiect genuine permanent
reform In the administration of party aairs that the var
hasty attempts being made organza-
ton do not seem to meet the requirements of the peope
view, also of the fact that the Instructions tho
Democratic State Convention were not followed, and
that no General Committee elected In 1871, and
In hope that judcious consultations elaboration
sincere, unseash cooperation result in properly
ected organization, entirely acceptable to the democracy
and representing at this important time its best interests the
many Hall be and is hereby political
organizations, aud that the jonitors be Instructed
admit meeting gathering excepting the
tons majority Of this Council of sacems, until its further
ORDERS"
And whereas the above statement (ncluding the reson
ton at meeting Of the Council held the 18th day OF
January, 1872 and which tine Sachems
approved and confirmed; therefore
Resolved That action said Saches preparing
and publishing the said statement, be and the
hereby further and fully approved confirmed,
the esouioa Of the Council Of sachems OF the th day Of
sdopted JAMES b. NICHOLSON, Father Of the Council.
N. JARVIS, Jr Scribe, pro TEN.