New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
TAMMANYs JUBiLANT VOICE.
APPROVING ALL THAT TIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY has
DOSE OR HOPES 70 Do.

DOSE OR HOPES 70 Do.
Henry J.. Clinton's loud rapping with the
cavel called order last evening the assembled wisdom
OF the Tammany Han General Committee. Mr.. Clinton
remarked that the Albany convention contained more
representative from different parts Of tue State than
had met IN Democratic convention withn twenty years.
The results OF the cow ton-bJih the platform and the
oket-were he declared satisfactory to s9l0oths OF the
Democrats Of the state The ticket, Mr.. Clinton was
sure would elected by from 10000 To 100000 ma
iority. Tie sneaker then. at great length stated the
grounds Inch tho Independent aud anti Ianmany
delegates from thIs city were excluded rom TIE c"n' Gu
A woid, war followed in reference to the choice Of
election inspectors IN the I'D District, m which Mr..
Walsh, Mr. Crazy Mr. Walnner, Mr amyth. Assem-. "
Ecclesue ana Sir. Clntun's gavt all took active
part. The trouble finally settled hy referring tie
matter 90 the Dsulc General Committee after seFtia
motions To accept 20 lay on the table, ana 10 reconsider
The resolutions. which mad been prepared BY a suh-
committee oi ihe COlhnil ee on Orgazat" satil lhag
tue State Convention, IN all its proceedings, acted Ws ~
and WELL iis VISION being especially manifested IN tax
ing us business INTO llS own haha dGcit ed mat ne
conventions dccis on tat Tanmany Hall was tho only
OnY wicn DemOc. atic convention could rtcog-
NE, wound subserYe tine true interests OF the
have impaired the harmony and unity OF the
party; approved and ind rssd the platform adopted
at Albany cordially approved the action OF tle Demo
crauc emoers of the Legislature who voted AGAINST Inc
proposed Constitutional amendments aud declared that
Ine sentiment Of Tannauy General Committee WAS
opposed Ia tie Limitation of the rgt OF suffrage By any
properly qualification say ng tna attempts On the part
Republicans tO Limit the night u To those who
paid certain and rents were deserving Of cOndemn
non; urged tnNt the Legislature should a.
possible, p S a uniform aud equitable excise law,
when should Protect the rguts Oi the people
denounced the refusal OF the Republican ma
iaTitV iu the Legislature to feappuFtIon the state
10 accordance Win tte census, reckless disre-
gard duly, and depVing Inc Democrats o. This cly
OF Their rshfui representation IN t"e Legislature
ayerred that convention exhibited wisdom and
suund iul- mcut in tIc cn'icc r candidates; cX-
pressed tie qualification Oi che Ttmmany G.ii-
eia Committee in - knowledge that every eau
didate on the UcAct IN accord with the
r,lolm policy Of Governor Robinson; affirmed that
since the overthrow OF Tweed ,nl SWceny X ng
had been tie good fortune OF this General Committee to
accomplish All tuc reforms tlat hayc been made IN
tins civ aud tnat ~ possible TO know the con-
diuon OF the fual cid ars Uf the city "pOiuted with
urdt" TO the That ~ the controller sLip OF John
Kelly who had been office less than eleven months.
lOr TIE first ten years the municipal indebtedness
WAS less at end VI tne tan III the ginning
and finally predict the election OF the Democratic
ticker by al eist 10000 m irttY.
Ten up FritLcis Is. SpinUI-knOwn OF all men by
his eXtrVagancc the matter al meek lnen-aud ~ Ills
niir collar rising among the mont seats, the
pent uD feelings of the Iamfnauy Leaders could not DC
restrained they burst INTO cheers ana grt etcd MN
with hearty al plause. General SpnOa smiled, and h )
auditors eagerly waited To eaten tie ringing words that
should ial his lips. They were uOOMed 10 bitter
disaupOntment however, Tor the General de- clncd to
sly anythug ~ to tue resolutions stating that
ne simply to urge upon Ills irow-Voters tue ne
cessty REGISTER ing as cary as possible.
Ihe resolutions finally auopted, Dut not before
Justice Duffy had made premature motion to ADJOURN