New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02
EXPRESSION OF TAMMANY HALL.

RESOLUTIONS APPROVING Gov TILDENS COURSE
SPEECHES BY PETER d. oLNEY AND OTHERS.
A regular meeting of the Tammany Hall
General Committee held last evening In the Hall
on Fourteenthst., near Third-ave. the Hon. Abram s.
Hewitt presiding and after the transaction OF some
routine business the Committee on Resolutions pre-
septed the following, which were unanimously adopted
amid much applause:
Rd Thai III. Democratic Republican General Committee
r,nug the Democrac the City and County Of hereby
the S,se II Ye~Yok h bold ststesmanke message 10 which
he 'd the ans when have 40 long
to the correction Of the abuses which threaten
esoief that the attention owcrens called to the fact
en at .rS e cnor Prosperity ana seiafe
sd ad confidence OF TIE Democrats Of ms ely No Hise m
GOV uncompromng foe TO all corruption n ml4
I.op wherever an ana u t' .. ,1a 'D'
ht,2sa r Se . h J Dread o. .selr daily aDor feel
special interest snd profound concern IN he continued
dollar that wasted or stolen rom ne reenas Of me Aus 20
rents and ger the Of LIE and reduces
compete with other cities where 6nne''ean be conducted
ssoeS That Representatives. this city in the Legsa,urs
HEREBY rlai 80 10 .trsngtb.a hi. hands BIZ such s
on as shall eIsn. abuses Dunish the EIongo without
earl pa ties and render only difficult hut oious and
dangerous 70 pduaer public the end the uiaFe
bnson Of corruo ma the highways of the
million annals Of this STATE have been u ced sh,ne
the STATE Instead o. Ae aaIaatass ana oeen 9I
and with proper management s' sure to BE- 20 " the
Hsso.ed That sny Representative this e, the 'aa Of the
state should lo back rom ,Ae s em detection
and will b. goo grodpf or suspension nd d'Iu''
pledged and fully Of the standardization Of
public affairs 4 eity. state. and nauon ,
ssoIr,i That of these reso non au nr Ssned
by officers Of the committee and a. the n.
Legislature from the csy AMI Comfy 9 Of S ss..1.
ARTHUR j. DELASEr Committee on
GEORGE W. MoRios
peter n Olney Chairman OF the Committee, in urg-
ing the adoption Of the resolution. said: 1 sure
these resolutions need only be read be approved
by the Committee. In response to the able message Of
tbe Governor the people everywhere throughout the
State are sgnfyng their appreciation Of his course and
e,pressng their admiration OF his conduct. NewYork
CITY cannot he idle on this occasion We are apt TO
think that these state matters are or sgnt Importance
o our ctythat we are concerned in the ecOnomi.
cal cement OF the canals but no section OF the
sIate il 90 much Interested the City OF New-YOrk
in this reform when Governor has inaugurated.
In the great OF voters who went 10 the polls last
Ea while the veterans OF the party were represent
by men who had been Democrats from conviction for
MANY years there were with them large and nfuen-
tial body OF independent voters who supported the
ticket because they hoped and believed that the Demo-
cratic party meant something by It's promises OF reform
In order to hold that body OF independent
voters, aud 20 make them good and true
members Of the Democratic party for the future,
we must uphold the Governor In this splendid nght
against corruption Ihis oatte means ~ ' s,, s
the msrule OF past fifteen years. Let the people
understand that the Democratic party Is tne sworn zoe
assured. will be The restoration OF the governments
OF fathers \,
uneaua aud unjust proportion OF taxation OF tue CITY 0f
SewYork Cor purposes also against special iuves-
1gatious into the affairs incorporated companies by
c"mmttee. &C. other than the State officers appointed
for the purpose also In favor OF giving the Presi
Com1issoners OF Emigration the right and OF
increasing the 4" head money" on emgrants to ~
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