New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04
TAMMANY,s APPROVAL OF GOV. TILDEN.

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED DY THE GENERAL COMMITTEE
COMMENCING THE COURSE OF GOV. TuDEN AND
MAYOR wICKHAM.
A meeting of the Tammany Hall General
Committee was held at Tammany Hall In East Four
feminist evening In the absence of the Hon Abran
s. Hewitt the Chairman Of the Committee, Justice Den
mis- Quinn presided The Treasurer's report showed
balance hand of 81 905. The following resolutions
were adopted:
Resoiced That the Democratic Republican General
Committee of the City and County Of New ORR recoS
nzing with profound satisfaction that the people of the
Emphc state have in the Executive chair, III the person
of Samuel j. Tildcn, an able sagacOus, ana fearless
satesman worthy of the best days of the Republic and
that by his courageous Inauguration of most necessary
reform in tAe management OF the STATE canals ny ms
salutay and scasonlbe suggestions looking toward the
reorganization Of our muncipa! governments on "a SOUND
Democratic basis by means OF carefully consldlea ana
judcious general legislation adapted !" HiS o. ~"
large and rapidly growing cities ana ny MS nearly co
operation with friends Of rapid transit III the success
FIJI solution of q question when 50 NltaJ Involves ihc
continuous growth and prosperity OF thc metropolis,
samuel j. Tdcn has gathered fresh lturcls III me ned OF
honorable public service, and has amply tnhe''eG III.
confidence which the Democratic parry ana me people t
large repose in hm IS tried and faithful leader III the
cause OF State and municipal reform.
Rssoired, That congratulate the people OF the state
such important services in the work OF state and munich
pal by the enactment OF stringent laws providing
faithful public officials. and Attending adequate pecuni-
AIRY redress u the deranded tdxlaycS; Wy .ne PES
spirit of the constitutional amendments, WIN te
view preventing in the future the abuses OF special
legislation by the adoption OF measures well calculated
10 punish and prevent the lougSidndUg abuses ana
frauds the past in the management or the eau AIS ana
in the future and efficiency IN their
and by giving to the people or this city
what IL gislature i'll past years mas ever giIen-tbe
opportunity Of accomplishing, through the PROVISIONS or
hensive general law the much-needed result OF
rapid transit. . 49,
GeSoioed That congratulate the people Of the City
OF New York that william III. Wicklan In the Office OF
Mayor with great energy, Zeal, and fiiehty mas de
voted himself to the various interests or the ciiy ana
especially that he has endeavOred with such signal sue
cess nominate and appoint 10 the positions III The local
government honest, faithful and capable officials.
The Committee on Organization presented a resolution
urging residents OF the city to assist the enumeaors in
obtaining correct and trustworthy census. resOu-
tion was also passed in relation to the conflict existing in
regard 10 the authority issue the call for primaries in
the Twenty third and Wards for the cleo
ton Of delegates the Assembly District Conventions.
The resolution states that this authority is vested solely
in the TamInaDy Hall General and Ward Committees.
Justice Clancy submitted Of resolutions In regard
70 the reduction OF the wages Of labores employed in
the various departments of the City Government The
resolutions deprecated the reduction and called for the
appointment of committee OF hvc TO confer with the
Mayor and heads Of departments, and 10 o s. On them
the Justice and necessity Of returning TO the former
standards of pay. John Kelly stated that, i'll accordance
with the bylaws Of the committee the resolutions would
have be referred TO the Committee on Organizations
vote taken the reference which WAS declared 10
the affirmative Justice Clancy then NOV cd that
re bylaws be suspended out his motion declared
day, september2.