The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25
LAY BiRE TIE INEAMY.
The Irving Hall Democracy Pass Resolutions
ApprovInR the InvestIRntIon.

Five hundred members of the Irving Hall
Anti-Tammany Democracy met in Irving Hall
last eveHng. Among them were Edward Coo
per. ex-Congressman John Fox, ex x-Scnator
Michael Norton. John McCool. Hubert o.
Thompson. Police Justice Murray Mau-
rice J. Power. Joseph Blumcntnal. As
semblyman Fitzgerald Louis NJ. Doscher.
and Justices Callahan and Dinkel.
II was resolved that. the plan OF organ ization
that each Assembly District should be repre-
sented In the county association by two dele.
Kates from each OF the election districts
Then Mr.. james L. Morrison, Secretary of the
association. read the following:
R,erei, That we heartily approve of the appointments
the frauds BY which he President ana vicePrcs sGent
and that regard the and dsorganzcd opnosi.
ton to the appointment OF the committee evidence in
publican minority that such an investigation can 6ut
rauIuent acts Of promne Il, member. Of ne tg
party and their willing tools
an % Ispsc a TGSsra1s Ss iSe
Tned states and that we urge thorough amf "ne e
enting prosecution Of the work Of the committee until
R.,Stsi TGat |, is due to the Democracy Of the state
that We should express the condemnation by the
ercat mass of the Democracy OF this cy Of the hagrant
,reachcry of the Tanmany senators and. with some
Smhymen at the recent session ot the Legislature, by
ssr ocer Who @ eonre sslS himse 70 sly Of wi II
violations OF the law In the administration II his Once
mh 10 secure an honest administration OF the canals.
winch Is o vital importance to the commercial inturc.s
OF th" state TO defeat bulls designed 10 authorize needed
luhuc improvements IN this city 10 provide cleaning
Tue street,, aud to establish more efficient and respun.
hie organization Of the city Government hy their
WILLINGNESS To- make any combination to override ENccu.
i've Nctocs AMI by their bitter AMI persistent ho to
the Governor ot the state because he was faithful the
interest o the people nni could not be- induced u sane.
AMI members from this city although they may have
earned the approval Of their master have Justly tor.
iriicl the confidence of all true Democrats
h'si, That the Re luhlican majority in the Iegsla.
lure by again refusing to obey the mandates the
sutuii"n and make an npportpnment ot senators and
ncnbers Of Assembly in accordance with the census of
1879 have shown that they have less regard their
hcsHf0t. That We ca the attention of the Democracy to
the TACT that The TammnnV Sichrms and their associates
under r lead Of John Kelly 10y their open DISREGARD at
the last National Convention ut the instructions the
Democracy OF tis Sttr hN giving prominence III their
ORGANIZATION hnd uiltiHl patronage To- men who uutur
ouslN usd Republican money at the last Presidential
election in an cnieayor to defeat the national candacs
oi me Democratic party by th,ir undissu>ci coalition
win the Republicans at the recent cs.on Of the H.
atute 10 Impede the Efforts uf an upri.ht Democratic
Governor To secure faithful administration the Safe
toNerhncnti and by their suh.rqucut abuse IN Tan.
many Hall of the Presidential candidate of the pait
VINO hHd been hunurut by majority Of more tnnu a
quarter u' million ~ The national suffrage. have fuN
dcmonstfhicd their tfvaclery, and shown their willing
mes. ~atrucc the DtmuDracf oi Che Sttt aud th.
thnn TO the selfish obcct oi securing local patronage
AMI power.
On motion Of Mr. John Jcrloinan. ~ tho
Thirteenth Assembly District. the resolutions
were passed.