The New York herald., 1878-11-12
ANTI-TAMMANY REUNION.


MEETING OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE OF THE
IRVING HALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE-
NUNcIAToRY OF TAafMANY HALL
congratulatory meeting Of the Irving Hall Dem
ocratic General Commttee-Cooper branch--was
held at their headquarters last night. This the
first session since election, and it was well attended.
Among the prominent members of the organization
present were ex-Judge Kane. Louis NJ. Doscher,
Major Haggerty. Timothy Shea. Dennis McMahon.
Judge Callahan, ex-Assemblyman Purdy ex-Assembly-
man costigan. James Hayes Colonel John Il. Fellows,
Charles II. Truax Judge Flanders and Judge Murray.
chair not called to order until long after eight
O'Clock Mr.. Morrison. in stating the object Of the
meeting congratulated his hearers upon the result
of the recent election.
The following resolutions were next unanimously
adopted.
THE RESOLUTIONS
The Democratic organization vi city Of New York do
hereby resolve as follows
the grand and Significant victory which BY their efforts
s Il Sf on a. M f s s n he
entire ticket o. the peoples choice and making 80 the re-
and Adsr%ansas Large WHEREBY The true snasra,c prn
s
sns ne sssan as Edward Mayor Of
sw YoI % @ 1
conduct Of all city officials which viii rebound to the credit
prosperity u to its citizens
be yet would call attention to the tempered
saa o M s he Hall
Foura--That deprecato and denouncs tho attempts
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free NM and in S Gtsr Of & d r1ss 80 q
IWThat while fully recognizing the necessity and urg
propriety union OF All citizens the
on and election Of those who in.rstcd With the ad
our Arm and unyeang adherence 10 the tenes and
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@ be tGnS % .aa aS S %
in s ri affair, q s;ss % and politics tic
begun i.s principles and actions the
the na ss s
independent democrats so that declared in its
ton shall y formed By ana represent the dsnocraiio
TAAcfANY DENOUNCED AGAIN.
Judge Flanders ndorsed that part OF the resolutions
personal stacks upon candidates people, and
offered the following additional resolution on this
subject
Resolved That fortear denounce the false
and brutal personal attacks made by John Kelly and his
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for his negrty beralisy and freedom from Al race and
Ss was represensed unjust oppressive sorf
hostile e IN. @ S
citizens q particular nationality and religion the cyl
nall nsily and ngloroasiy faedso consodas undel tie
basely appealed to, which all liberal minded Ameri
would dcplore provoking revival of Know Nothing
bigory, intolerance and persecutonone Of tho worst
evils which could be inflicted upon the community. In
this Mr. Kelly while protesting friendship showed himself
tho enemy of those whom he thus nefarousy
prejudice and mslcad, and acted the areckcss
and interruptions dsmsgosne and q desperate and dan
friends peace federation and human should
condemn unworthy of further confidence and support
After the passage Of this resolution amid much
thusiasm Colonel John r. Fellows delivered forcible
| speech on the issues of the late campaign.
| A resolution adopted authorizing the Executive
Committee appoint places and dates OF enrolment
for all democrats opposed to Tammany Hall before
| the holding OF the next primary elections.
Mr.. Morrison, the chairman announced that the
committee appointed to take testimony relative to in
terfercrce by the police in the recent election would
| meet every afternoon at No. 90 Broadway.
After an eloquent speech from General r. +. Bourke
| the meeting adjourned.