The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
ANTI M M IAN Y.

MEETING OF THE COOPER WING AT IRVING
.HALL-RrsoLuTIoNs INDoRsING THE IorTER
MOVEMENT
Tho Cooper wing OF the anti-Tammany county
democracy met Irving Hall last night, exRegiser
John McCool in the cheir. The meeting was devoid
OF any special interest except that IN tho resolutions
offered by committee resolutions appointed BY the
Executive Committee and adopted, the platform on
which the organization will proceed outlined Gov
ernor Robinson euogizcd the conduct Of the Tam
many Senators in tho Smythe trial condemned; their
opposition 10 the efforts of tho Governor for re-
forms was touched upon, aud the speech OF Senator
Eccesine against Mr.. Tildon denounced, as the FUR
Their evidence of corrupt bargain between the
Fourteenth street democracy and the republicans.
The Potter resolutions indorsed, and Mr.. Jorale
mon, chairman OF the committee that drafted them,
explained that il was understood that no intention
was entertained OF disturbing either Mr.. Hayes or Mr.
wheeler in tho possession Of their respective Offices
tn text OF the resolutions are given herewith
THR RESOLUTIONS,
Resolved, That we heartily approve Of the appontmsnt
tho frauds BY which me President ana Vice President
sna s. !" ws the 70 the
evidence tho q al candid ei
ve..lsasion ou, resal. overwhsImns and total
q the rspuelissa party ana their willing tools.
Resolved That those paIsans who yoc,sr.ss that such
pndsIA;s the horsM in.slissncs the people 2. the
ing prosecution Of the work Of tho committee until the
Resolved That Is is due to the democracy the state
The Of n. s As a. cn
CRADLE sSssp'on. q nearly all the asn%sny assembly
their union with the republicans to acaui. hish
violations q the law lie samnisr ..On Of II. once
10 the carrying out g. che - %
which OF vital importance 20 the co%mcrc.
the streets to establish eicisnt aud
winsaess mako any sombns.on e owe ride Exseuys
Gosernor Of The State faithful the
] Of 81 as "a
s s Sss. y %sy ass ns son c
Rssoysa the IspnSie.n majority in the Leg...are
and mako apDor,onneni q senator. and msmbe,s o.
shown liza, they have los. regard Tor their solemn sons
ta,onsI obligations than ,or party :usss.., -.
.tasssm.niss Governor Robinson: BY
sti.n.ion hts r sssseiss Of the Of his hish
once his ysl.nt d.ss..ns scrutiny q :.i:!nvs .cs
service his uniform ressHnce TO- special Legislation aud
Justly ssrnsa pS Ss psoSo Of his
and secured thsi. unau.,asa comm.nd..isn
ss
s@sf:: q a' G sys: so Il
ously used republican money tho last Presidential
election In t. defeat che national candidates
democratic party; By the un0sgu coalition wish
the republican, ~ the recent session Of the L.t.tnre
TO impede the efforts Of upright democratic Governor to
secure fthul sdmnistr alton of the State nment
and by their subsequent abnse in Tammany all Of the
Presidential candidate OF tho party who had been honorcd
by majority OF more than qnarter OF million OF the
national surnes have fully demonstrated their trsHch
cry shown their Willingness sacrifice the
the the Union the selfish object
ing local patronage and power.
EccLEsIKE DExorxcBD.
Mr.. Joralemon, IN speaking Ia favor OF the adoption
oil the resolutions, too occaston 70 coll Senator
Ecclesinc, who made tne speech against Samuel J.
Tilden al TaInmaDy Hall. IN when that gcntlen'sn
characterised ~ galvanized mummy" a-"what-
is-itfn
Mr.. Fitzgerald spoke in warm commentator OF
Governor Rob- . conduct and casually remarked
that Mr.. Ecclesino WAS beneath notice.
The resouto drafted and adopted by the Exccu-
tive Committee expressive OF regret nj The death OF
Senator Aorrissey wore read and adopted by the
ISOLATION.
tho meeting, on motion OF Judge Murray. Ad-
iourned. subject 10 the cali OF the Chair.