The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29
TAMMANY'S RATIFICATION,
why THE STATE NOMINEES or THE
DEMOCRATS MUST WIN.
| Tammanv's Big Meetins-speecb By Mr.. ii.
| l.. Clinton, senator Herman. the Hon. Fer
nnndo w ood. md the Hon. =. >. Coz.


rsumanv,. p,s ,t..,iu,- sp.ecse. by Mr.. II.
an' Dry 'iee''ns !. ~ ~. IL -
L.. clinton, senator Norman INC nom rer-
pando Wood, and the Hon. -. =. Cox.
n,,,uo. h,,,dro, an, ,o,, vioo pro.,dopts
Inree hunureu huu Ten Nicc-l rcsiueh'S
and l75 Secretaries wero seated on the platfrom
In Tammanv Hall last .venino. and the hall WAS
uncomfortsbly crowded. Fourteenth street was
aim ost mpassable. The Hon. Henry L. Clinton
presided, and as the Hon. John Kelly stepped up
20 the stage he was wildly cheered. Then Mr.
arm. BEGAN % sneaL ua thanked the multi.
hm' oeRah 10 speaA' he tnauheo tne nlu'',-
tude for their demonstration OF respect. Fault
had heen topnd with soms n, Tap,manv,s Judi |
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ciary NOMINATIONS. lhOse VINO aouseu inc |
rammany nominees would turn their abuse |
TIT nra,so a,,er tho .ioc,,on lila action |
'"'o 'i"'so "'s, '"' :. -
with regard to Recorder hackeu was not uic-
tated by malice he felt that IL was for the |
soou " '"e wy. iuo Oi''''.n" -.
city, he said, were disgrace TO iree people,
Mr. Doyd read resolutions pledging the meet |
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ing 10 tue VChe' non'n"'eu w '"' ,u"'OO'"O'
OF New hork anu applauuinS uV'' ii'uep
true reformer.
| 40. ,,o ,,a,s..o ~, ,h. r..o,,,tors On. C-h.i,
A'e' '"o pH7ssEV VI ."o ,e9''''''"s Wv ".'''
received with applause lie said that this cleo
,,,,, ,rii, ,n,a,', ,,,,os,,, ~ ,araro,nt Inn.
Voh VIII hNolNe queStiOh VI Paa'"ou". .'"-
| portance to the citizens OF this state. That
qnestion is. Shall tho reform already begun be
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Garaeu Guy Snatl noneSts suTveen % ,d in
lneIe h'9 ionH oeon coirup..1n p , nmu .rn ,uu W
Federal, state, county, city ana town Govern
mems, anu thls wouiu cease ~ onve, , snuulu .uo
s''v Snd iJberaIs be ia eiected n (;"yefn"r by a
majority Of 5000. That election meant reform.
| Had the promise OF reform been carried out ?
| Let his hearers judge OF Gov. lilden by his
| record, f.r II was always sifer TO judge OF q
| public oficer Ov h,s acte than by loud
mouthed profes .ions before election. When
he went into ONCE In January he did not
fold his arms. content to enj his ease after bis
| great victory. mol lie at once began to look
into the condition of tho AFFAIRS OF tho state.
exclusive Of the heavy igxes paid to counties,
cities and towns, to be $l57s1tSs, a sum more
th an twice a. large as that wnich constructed
the E1e Canal, Gov Tilden found scheme OF
fraud and corruption thoroughly orrsnized and
being roGbed OF immense sums every year.
Rnss. iormed of members OF both parties. we're
Under tie pirn OF extraorJlnAry repairs TO the
canals. And they were extraordinory-very
done for $4,000 vera found but the records
showed tnat more than Sl.,00,0OO nad been paid
be.n made ,iid not appe r. one man contracted
t. do certain work fnr sI4COO. but up to Feb "a
he h d drawn Si5S.uU. Anuth,r undertook L.
81 raj thten A haif mile nond Tor 5000 but up 10
the same date he had drawn $lis,OV, and still
tine beuu b ii not neen Strengthened. LxIraOr-
dinary fepair,. indeed
Oincefs who are In fun accord with the Gov
er,Or should be elected. and sucn men tue
speaker said, bai been nominated by the Demo
crstic party. should the state Democratic
ticket he d, feated thieves would rejoice II IL
was defeated. The peopl. would nave decided IN
favor OF tbieyery and fraud rather than ior hon
esq an p'It.l. -. n. H. H., s.i =
rbaver nd Frederirk = O.ney
CANDIDATE FoR THE sPEAKERsaIP.
The Hon. Fernando wood said tnat witb po-
au,res ex,raerainsry means to avert IT, In all
his experience he had not seen a pOiiticel party
T IL bsS sT'6 nad even S sent on ,as
edged lie der, Senator Roscoe .Conkiins, to
in."e tse e,aeas of b SsS s.a noS ,n s9T % nj, 10
vnt. M': 'ohkl'ns was u1e no'es. man % oi ,s n,s
been been ua,icSs, SStoer "a N ioc" ana The s,sars,
doupteu whether ne was competent to insiruct
had said all that could hc SAID Tor his party he
nau iu"ue ~ ~ ,i uer,y nv, n sa,d
ne hau a197eu the AZ at'V w ' ou, Nv % sau
] !. eating at ne heart OF the nation.
II seh.tor Conhllhg nal the soou OF tne
bosom friend, Pre-Ident Grant, TO appOint a
e1ml snoh snar 70 t"a, sppS,seu ~ " man,
m ,n the nstiopai cantnl Lei AIM az
~ 80 ~ ,,r,ssI' @ nonest ,n,issi N a,a
he Would uneart6 a mass Of c1rrupuon that
Uni ' - nNto,i.' me rnIInrry mt uerhans the
W' ,i N ,,,,,s ncefecrsd 10 I"sye ms inys
,t,at,,n g., a nau,,cr,tic Gnngress perm ma
tney desired that Congress to unearth a system
Of uau.s tnat VIII be an eternal st-in upon Ihis
l. nation. ,.
:, Inere had been pronlasc! IN all aepartineuls
= OF GoNernineht' ana the eA 'inpIe ~ 81 hNing
:. set bS the ieaueIs uI the lteuuOilcans az "a-h-
1. inRt"h Tau oerh l"nO"eu ol tno peopis. 'ir
:. ood sara thhi in ~ ms M p"i.,ua, SAteI,ehSe S @,
"a lpriY years lie ID nor seel 0etleI llcket 'n"h
e l-mni-nF MS pu' INT" ne held this year
" THE ADMINISTRATIONS PRoFLOACY.
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d II, our dra ~ EN- Prom spriue t. IA Inc Adlnin
o isr on Is Ia transIu II IS - Il That tur eh OF PR
J. travels vi great foloNing aud q every II
Il costs ENORMOUSLY 10 Keep Inn .l us and 70 pay tns
II The people W Gheir presence Uut tatntr by ac 40
r egrsioua Pu nsS rde" joy jaant from Mo"no9tt
ts.NF md Tho lie aIIl |sn