The New York herald., 1875-09-23
The campaIrn. Inso wn,en we are

nze in this campaign that the people the source q all
70 extend power 20 an irresponsible and secret
in the worst days Of Venice was never more imper
Gus and cruel than this secret body whose rulers claim the
from the proagac enervaed leaders OF the demoeracy
excep. when il IS Necessary for them TO vote. We
who has never dollar in his lie that did not
come from the public treasury who rich with the gains Of
20 the workngmen and mechanics who depend upon
e9dng to johnson IN studying the example Of Tammsny
have the friends Of the working man from
manys Council Chamber because they protested against
domination Of secret concave Of sworn conspirators
our battles in Tammany Hall determined
eaesn gn' LET WiekSm and his %en make the most t. John
Kelly represents in his policy and his the nnu
leaders 81 are s IN pTsons and others sives justice
Mhen they were IN power ne was h we & w h J Iw t%
him out of the treasury lie is politician OF the ward
Ta%maSSy Hail today he s Carrying ont closely logic
what Dioeenes said to Alexander who when he asked
him whether he wanted anything replied, Yes,
We propose have John Kelly stand from between
pose to make the issue direct square and
and to appeal 20 every ward in the city reaching directly to
resolved be driven from purpose by tyranny
the democrats First tenth
this party as those Who live in F6 avenue or Murray I'LL
Is the worngman Of First worthy of trust and
specuator the bankrupt banker. the swndng railway
thSt Se of Ta%many Hall Is to esaSh home r"e
a @ ps se that S .eHa we Ss % Kew % s S
foe of the wokngman the soldier who owes his life TO the
missed in dSn9r % from his command to @ appoint him Com
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the loyal and gallant soldiers Of New York
to give Of secretaries s. 900 year Of New
70 to Ssi ind Ss% eTy f
also failure in the army and 70 give him $1,000 year,
major generals It's colonies and other officers draw salaries
IL We and to Rc Ss % bas. of 3 s%
4 Bailey to the Department q Charities, ratfy
iheir o by making Mr. Wales President Of the
driven the City Hall daily by ysried eoachmen at the
are being driven Into the street BY eTcsss hand
for their and this time of financial
distress when the property are goanng under the
rule to pay two of John Kelys friends and thon
ps they GSss as from nm as & h for
who had the to raise their voices against tyranny
afford Q ask in this campaign
On the side have the vindication Of the right of the
free democracy to govern their own councils and to elect
th Remc tn be yInd;cated by sIectny %onorahI nnrt
and giled tyrants to administer Justice; and
is that a & and an de-
mitted any longer to New YORK In this spirit there
@ & @ & yap s me
end feeling confident that the end will be overwhelming
During the delivery of this speech whenever Mr. Kel-
lys or Mr.. wickham's name mentioned it
ceived with boots and hisses
A ROUGH WAY OF PUTTING
Mr. Francis NJ. Bixby, at the close Of Mr. Shafer's
address, offered the following resolutions which
great deal OF amusemcnt:-
Resolved, That this County Committee reaffrm the fol-
lowing resolutions offered by Henry l. Sinton now sehem
and advocated IN speech by Corporation Counsel Whitney
Resolved the Tammany Society or Columbian Order
is dangerous to the liberties of free people
Resolved, That inasmuch as the rammany Society or
INDECENT and distressed and nasmush as has been in the
sponsbe nnscrupuous decayed olgarchy, odous the
ally the strong arm Of the law should be Invoked and lis
charter annued as to prevent alike its frauds the
and its depredations the City Treasury
should be rendered in the future poweress for evil it
Resolved That any pretended Democratic General Com
es shall s SrS G the ia sIpess sP Of the s% to
its dicaton control supervision will be regarded the
S s % and the inter
The resolutions seconded by Mr.. Andrews and
was adopted by hearty ''Ayel" which was followed
by a roar OF laughter and cries of oh, Wickhami"
THE COMMITTEES.
The Committee Bylaws reported the bylaws drawn
up by them, which were read and adopted. On mo-
ton, in accordance with the bylaws, additional vice
presidents were elected as follows:-Joseph Bumen-
thai, Henry Havemeyer Nathaniel Tappan, George Y.
Wretzen Edward Connolly Charles g. Dean, Bernard
Casserly and Lewis NJ. Dosher.
Mr. Mcclellan offered u resolution denouncng Tam
Hall for allowing the laborers wages TO be reduced
and announcing the policy of the anti -Tammany
party restore them to their old standard The by
laws were by unanimous consent suspended, and
the resolution was passed amid some enthusiasm.
At this stage of the proceedings recess of fifteen
minutes taken TO enable the members from each
district select those OF their number whom they
desired to represent their respective districts the
executive committee. Among those selected the
committee were Thomas Wild and Dennis Brown, from
the Second; James Hayes from the Third; Bryan
Reilly, from the Fourth; David s. Paige and DR.. Knox
from the Fifth; Michael Haley, from the Sixth; George
IL, Purser, from the seventh; William p. Rolwagen
from the Tenth Benjamin Wood and Gerard Belts
from the Eleventh Thomns j. Creamer from the Four
tecnth; John Hardy, from the Fifteenth; Rufus
Alidrews and James 0'Brien, from the Eighteenth; I;
Francis NJ. Bixby and Emanuel b. Hart from the
Twentieth.
THOMAS j. cREAMER TALKS
Mr. Creamer beng called for voclferously to report
the dongs of the anti Tammany delegates Syracuse
ascending the PLATFORM cxclaimed:-"I still live, al
though have met the Chief of Tammany Hall face
face" He then went on To say that he had personal
quarrel with John Kelly, but he did want the people Of
tins city to be their rulers In 1869 however, he
recalled to mind that when he and o. Brien, in Irving
Hal, were eXerting themselves to get rid of Iammany
aud the disgrace had thrown upon the city Mr.. Kelly
did not know, apparently, anything about the Efforts
get rid OF the thieves lie having gone abroad
investigate the local institutions of the city of Cork
He denounced the Tammany Society, and said that
he remembered when he was elected member OF 1t
the first thing he being ushered into the room
was big Andy Garvey who stood before the curtain
with a big spear and who asked "Who comes here 20
He then for Mr.. John Kelly in bitter STYLE and
denounced him as 'degenerae Dead Rabbit" and "a
sycophant and scoundrel" who was fed and picked
He declared that he did not want to make capital by
denouncng Tweed now that he was helpless. Indeed,
he would rather he said, thousand times take him
cordially by the hand than follow in the wake OF
those whom he had taken out of the slums
were bowling about him as the great thief OF the age.
Mr. Creamcr continued by telling what took place be-
fore the Committee Credentials at Syracuse afford
ing the audience no small amusement by his illusions
10 the Tammany wirepulers He closed by saying that
all the anti Tammanytcs wanted was, not Offices but
that every democrat his district should be free
! as he pleased During Mr.. Creamers speech he eulo-
gized ex-Shern Bren whose name, every time II was
mentioned received with great applause
TbaE nm aadi od M afo hour