The New York herald., 1878-03-05
ANTl-TAAIAIANY.
THE NEW YORK cIlY DEMOCRACY PREPARING
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THE NEW YORK CITY DEMOCRACY PaEPAaiSd
TO STORM TIE wlGwAM-gEsoLUrI rIoNs
ADOPTED.
The New York city democracy held a meeting last
evening at No s Union square. There was u crowded
attendance and much enthusiasm, cvsry shot At Tam.
many Hall being received with thunders oil applause.
Prominent among those present were yaudoroilt
All n. Theodore f. Tomlinsor, RoDerl B. Mooney,
ex-Aiaeruiau Ftzgerald, ex-Assem0lynin Healcy,
ex-senator james o'Brier, George W. Nc
Lean, Thomas J. Barr, cx-Jongrcssman Has.
kins Peter B. Masterson, alfred r. Ackerts
ex-Judse Coulter and ex-Alderman George Kelly.
Mr John B. Hassins presided, and made brof
speech dwelling the salient points Of the late
dress to tho democracy OF New York and urging SOW.
eral new points The consideration OF tac opponents
OF Tamnany Hail. On Call Of districts nearby all the
respective representatives handed IN list OF three
inspectors o: election
Mr. RoDeit b. Mooney then offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:--
Resolved That bill introduced into the Legislature
passea sy Henry L. Clinton the chairman Of IanaanS
sad @ Ssnsr c this s ,s
retrench In the OF rs
s,isr; and Is Islisysa /. Intended ~. = prevent
iars i%psrasissy aemandsa by the prs.sias ss
Esscics Of this existing 'hara .imes" Tho pro-
uncpa corporation elected oy the people g scale
State e essstion and the propo.on as the L.sisaIurs
shall ubdicate powers and duties tho
of tnxaon serio SLY Affecting the INTEREST," Ok
citizens that only could te justified by its
recognition legacy continuing and perpetuating
frauds' treasury under system im
au.urnted and transmitted ''famnany King" This
meeting unanimously oppose t,is bii anu ask Tor tie
OF the mt resolution Tor the
the commission retrenchmeut headed
Peter Copper introduced IN the senate by tho lion r
Pome roy and ia Assembly the lion hamilton fish,
Jr 80,
Resolved That the resolution Tor tho appoints
q. "a commission should Incorporated IN t by
amendment provision tha. the SAID commission
bill tor preserving and protecting all
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ar.nnrics or structures therein and tor ther
continued preservation eaisns unss o the ctf Tor
the enjoyment of all uur people,
tat their enjoyment the dcws OF heaven
would fall alike upon tho rieh 1ud poor" hts meen;
the freedom OF the erle Canal tor the benefit aud
recommended oy Mr. Isaac Hayes in shs assembly in
his able eloquent speech urging the passage Ut the act
introduced upon that subject
The Chairman said that Mossrs. Mclean, TomlinsOn.
Allen ana himself would proceed TO Albany to-day to.
advocate the passage by the Legislature oI tho
current resolution recently prepared the specal
committee which drew the address made public re.
Gently.
Robert b. Mooney moved that the committee bA
instructed 10 call pubic meeting at the Cooper In>
stu ute u: an carly day.
Theodore T. Iomliason was opposed to the calling
OF a meeting until they had perfect organization,
and II wouu only be prac cabe when they were iullY
able 10 respond IN numbers and enthusiasIn.
IL was finally resolved to hold another committee
meeting and receive the names OF all the insnect0ra
OF election ior the holding OF primaries beIoh vsAo
the m ass meeting.