New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
TAMMANY'S TRIUMPH.

MrTRDER ON ELECTION DAY.
MURDER on ELECTyoN DAY.
The Tammany General Committee met last
.raniny in their rooms iu TammanY Halt Ex-Judse
lanes G. spencer was called TO the chair ana "s'or
uincy acted as Secretary. The new-e'eetcd oohsFess
men Assemblymen and Aldermen were Wesen. ~na re-
ce,yed the congratulations Of cir brethren OF e Vom
,o,,tee The meeting was characterized by great mar
n, a,a un,versa expressions of JOY and good feeling
o,or tho Democratic victory Of last Teesday. Tne
,rrcA surer,s report showed balance on hand OF s'V
and the announcement vas received Win eheers' Noi'
Fellow behalf OF the Committee on Organlzatiop'
submitted the following resolutions which were unan'-
mously sdopted with many expressions OF satlsacuo"
and approval 10y tho members Of the General COnoe.
Resolved. That the Democratic Republican party VI
The t4ty anu County OF New-fOrk JIn n co. oOs 49, ,he
ton with their brethren throughout te UNION p'el nv
magnificent results achieved by the eectohs VI Auesuay
sns fraiern Of ste dissensi6n aud
boOdShcd. II lOus rue longtstrslgeu secIohs oi our
WILL ana yields to the nation first tune since our
civil war cioscd a restored ana harmonious Union III
gives tue future the mOuey recognized In our
National charter Ia place Of deDased vicious and lying
currency. Il promises 10 uueAain our commerce ana
give oar aag it's rishfu place prospectus ner
.hant marine. II will speedily remove INC oppressive
have heavily taxed the wants and necessities OF the
for the benefit aud eIaoumcnt Of favored
sttucted for The double purpose OF cheating
the Government ot is iust revenue and cheating t.e
courunities with their satfui powers and trees
them from insulting domination OF arbitrary cen
ualYed authority 1t iBstructs ambitious ana iDang-
naut s,ers aud their sabseryient purchased agents
thai tsa people constituted tue scarce OF all aw,u'
noyeryna that the of this Un.on are not 10 ne
uphcIo On the poIEts of sayOnets cat must rest nio
npoh.t & secure foundations OF tbo pSpuhr Will ~
slInsetes EntleTlsm aud all the }ntquty wnch tnat
word includes aud denotes forever from our poucs,
nndI babshes seotisDalsIn Intolerance anu cOlup
ton from national councils tt Restores the er% "a
honst purpose in iegislaon nnder iho g2nanGt .,
hon ST IL gives warning 10 fTeSVDht n!an ''r %
the safe preoedtut established Oy M@shihg'on ahs t
jefferson is 10 DO departed from ty bim thai the
"Oguity Of te nation Is OetHr WoIth p&oSSn & Nis 80
his own anu that terms OF Exeoulhe iOly arc putto
epough Tor the ruler and Zoo mueh tOr the coSntSi
IN mis- us oat e the gloom of fifteen years into the l
Hght OF liberty, laE ana order; auc naming 'be ll-
dependent eieigutes OF orr common MOL NM nave
uiled under banner 10 vindcate these pilhclpes
tbis uueLsn,ed Nuin lA, We Ta r N"s
TiHEre ohio Indana Missouri, Michigan. Oregon
Si" L 1ttcky Temnessee, Virginia, West Virginia
Nor,n Carolina, Georgia, Alabama ARKANSAS, Lopi',"
TeXss-tweDty-tbree OF the thirly Sven Peaeeo ~
their present attitude to the election o. DeWOGrduo
President 1875, and rGPresen.e ed IN tue NatiOha
iaturc by Democratic House OF RepIeSentalVeS aIeaoS
secured. We feel al especial pride ~ the result III V @
of knavery msruic, and wrong me wise anu
incorrupuGle citizen, samuel j. Thden as Governor by
aority CO., together VITA all MS associates on
the safe ticket majority joint ballot an the Lsgis
igture assuring 10 the Empire State BeIpocrailc
Tue city of william Hwelham by 10000 majority
win Roard OF Aldermen IN political accord va WIN ni
metropolis long pldudeltd aud misgoVeIned IN 1ne
name o. reform. These are the splcDdd t%uts OF our
iaSoT.. tio rewards with when devotion to duty and
pIiucll. are crowned. We pledge the Democracy OF
and tLe Conservative FRIENDS Of good gov
t nv 80 ai T Nd YORK has ioned the column to stay
tiat We viii abide by our fan h, ana that sweeping
snry c Iet4 shall be repeated i'll the Presidential year
SPEECH OF JOHN KELLY.
Ex-Judge Spencer then stated tnat there were no
other ia pYs on the desk, and the Committee apparently
were aboat 70 adjourn when loud and imperative call
vas made for a speech from John Kelly Mr.. Kelly
finally Yielded to the demand, and received with
great cheering the members OF the General Committee
rising TO their feet tossing their hats to the ceiling
and making other demonstrations OF their good Will
Mr. Kelly sad. In the course OF his remarks:
Endorse every statement forth in the resolutions
which have Just been read and adopted Ibe party now
"a power have rGed the people with an iron
nm extent and with a boldness unparalleled
~ 9s hS 10 ne % S R have been simply
rnormOus, ana the connected with ~ became so
confident the strength OF their corrupt scheines tnat
they believed they could do anyh hey p.eas&u M ane
people in the tine have been quiet. Inc con
country has looking for the regeneration of the
whole country and the speedy 4 Tue rouIeS &
financial depression Of the nation TAls has been the
ieeg sae 9 o e Uon The people have expected
The party in power prepare ana submit wise egsla-
lion looking TO the accomplishment of these needed
have not been realized. ana: losing confidence
ment OF determined to try the democratic
party, aud to give tGem chance TO restore peace zee ana
publican party is an evidence OF TINS change N tle feel
XnsTs before the Rcpn6can party was organized and
has always sustained the present Administration Bat
4 :
and Massachusetts has wheeled into line TO condemn
dishonesty and official corruption Democrats must not
forset that they this triumph tn The conservative
sIenent of the Republican party. Thousands Of Repub
ucans have voted with us VINO wish to see united
Of 1t uDder the present rule in Washington when the
Democratic party come INTO power 'Aty VIII nave
working majority III the ALlNtn CoaSress' ara VIII oe
held responsible for the legislation Great creumspc-
ton must be shown by the Democratic representatives,.
Honest and Careful legislation w Improve the condi-
ton Of the country, and if the representatives IN
Congress OF the Democratic party do not egsate for
interests Of tie people they viii meet with the
ran party. We cannot have strong government in IL
republican form unless We haye tuaiy repre-
sentativcs. Democratic Congress VIII relieve
us OF the many aliases under which the
country has suffered. In this State the Senate is
aCaus us, but we have a controlling majority In the
Assembly large enough to senl Democratic Senator to
the United States Senate. There must be no more
rdues ana bargains between the parties. Let the lines
be drawn closely, the R.pu cans Oh one side and the
lh3 other IAcrc must be no compromises
tostral the peoples money. Iu this city abnses
attempted 10 be reformed two years Good laws
passed by the Legislature 10 cneCt the purpose.
bur tler was an ircacity TO use the power cufered
mo nnoie haVe seen mat. and nave elected
TO office Dren again the work of reform. Three
ago the pcopt haa last reason TO defeat Democratic
party, but moi t"O years ago, when steps had been
taken toward reformation
faat tLc people Would not tolerate any ring there
make or - control the patronage. He said that
stated that tue municipal departments were IN
worse condition az present than under the old Ring. He
advocated nou.piItst commissions for the Depart
memts, especially FOR the Police. There good
reason partisan Police Department There
needed homes: aad upright mcu working for the
benefit CT the people, aud not FOR themselves.
SPEECH OF ABIAM s HEWITT.
Abram Hewitt tine newly lyelcc:ed Ongressman from
the Xtn District. in while Mr.. Kelly speaking.
greeted with hearty cheers At the conclusion
of Mr.. KeMys speech MI Hewitt spoke nearly as
follows
1 lad an extraordinary fight thrust my hands in
my district. winch did not expect ana AN very
thankful 10 God nat His Kind providence my health
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