The New York herald., 1875-01-24
THE TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE

ARRAIaNMENr OF THE ADMINISTRATION -REPUB-
LIcAN CRIMES DENOUNCED AND DEMOCRATIC
REFORMS GUARANTEED.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the General Com.
mittee OF Tammany Hall was held last even
ing at Tammany Hall. An election OF perma.
nent officers was held with the utmost unanimity
and good feeling Abram S. Hewitt was chosen
chairman. on assuming the chair he returned
thanks ior the honor conferred on him in
speech 80 fellcitous and well chosen
as to call lOr the repeated plaudits
OF the assembled democracy. He spoke OF
the shame which had heretofore fallen on the
name OF democrat, and then, adverting to the
manner IN which that name had been redeemed
IN the last elections, he claimed that every mem.
ber of the General Committee should be proud to
acknowledge himselt member Of the Tammapy
organization. Mr.. Kelly then took the floor and
offered the following resolutions, which were
adopted amid the greatest entnusiasm:-
THE RESOLUTIONS.
me M en for
discharge duties the year 1875 deems appro.
ton sisnai trampes when have reseStiy % been
party by thi; expression of the nations confidence
dented struggle Of seven with Great Brilain
caused by o, oppression and granny nn
M the aa M s M on ne
reignng monarch until patience and iorbearance mad
Whereas after their independence was achieved by
the saefcs o, THOUSANDS Of patriotic lives and untold
and independent states formed for mutual beneft
poses at later period in our political history giving
he pe result and 9 the
prehensive wisdom q those established the federal
and the
ad m WHan 10 e @
preserve the rights OF the States in their separate aud
a n oeS
iorm to, and not infringe upon the constitution Of the
whereas the question Of slavery, which at later
has been settled and forever mnsa by ihe arbra
rS he ns We Of OF
biae ek-on principles m n OF political equality; ana
The use Of edera odery @ with the 'i
AK 81 and IN G IS oss
henses ad ana to the rights OF Inc
should receive the condemnation of the entire people
Whereas the elections of 1874 in the several States of
h unon ays Ssar ana I the
as se Of to Waaee ssa ID
g oonnsssHi and Sa 6s honest ard %ecqiaa Fran
Senator from this State since sls and by %aj"ry m
i ets and
nns sS s and s ae wall he
65oagh to realization Of their nnwarrant
aurq h e 2 sna
Stitu(Onal autlOrty and,
and 1dsRasS aensd Tsp thas
Mso s a nd on ard M by
people an everenurns debt Of gratitude to his mea
ory; be it therefore
c he m Ss ct to f Inc Me
sSo sfa nG ma To at an me Of
inierIcrcnce by the federal government the political
right to the SssOs Sse o the m military power of the general
the actual existence Ut domestic violence
any state and i, then sa,s only on application Of The
Legislature cannot be convened> accordance with
ihe uned States shall to evey state in
this Union republican form OF government and shall
lion OF the LEGISLATURE or the Executive ewhen
LEGISLATURE cannot be convened, against domestic vio
Resolved sosrcSss We Dc mGs earnestly denonncc
,c volenfe as a. an m, occasion to Interfere with
q Loais%na aisS in the disputes having reia
sSab Sn c sa UcGI e and Ssa,si S
a%6oriS auth" has Iaco @ exerted n %eerm
Wihon uaea .gson ana the deSon "nSify eSny
constituted courts thereby clearly demonstrating the
righ,--wno we're IN political sympathy win the ad.
Resolved, rhat we believe be the duty Of the reo.
Rs ri s o e sa tights 4G o Tm nS as
ani The people, aad parttulary 50 at his uncure OF
position he federal authorities usurp aside
Of power imposed Sy the federal constliuiiop
Resolved. That "e cxpect and icmani ON the assem-
oriiy In the House OF Representatives make searching
and rigid examination into the AFFAIRS OF the general
its financial aduln
encc In the affairs OF States. Us uniustiy discriminating
tIrN laws and corrupt subsidy grants To- favored
monopGsts, its subordinauon of the judiciary
partisan purposes. lis Custom Uousc system OF
frauds Its internal revenue system OF and INFORM.
crs anu to the numberess acts Of Assumption power
elections by the people, TO the end that speedy
re urn may be had 10 the primary principles OF
government ana an administration of economy and
honesty, whereby we hope tnat confidence may be
stored the country warrantng the cap
al thereby relieving the present depressed condition
OF the laboring interests
Resolved, That the administration having shown It's
utter incapabiv to deaf with the inancal problems
of the day and by its imbccllitv being inc cause OF
ndcscribable distress and having spread disrust and
commercial ruin throughout the land, to restore the
former prosperous condition OF the nation demand
THAT people shall be furnished with currency
subject to the hourly fluctuations OF trade. nor
the aru manipuntiJns OF scheming speculative rings
butbeng eausl in rcdcemaplc or convertible value e
and consha so settle determine all values
that but Standard cqnal ana uniform, and that con-