The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
TILDEN AND TAMMANY.

AN EXCITED AssEMBLAGE OF THE TAMMANY
GEN RAJ coMMITrEE-THE PRESIDENTIAL
ISSUE DlscussEy MEETING OF THE ANTI
TAMMAsy DEMOCRACY.
Al Ihe last meeting OF the Tammany Hall General
Committee senator Eccicsins made speech which
was understood 10 reflect the sentiments OF his or
ean,xatiou In this speech he alluded 10 Ex-Governor
samuel j. Tiden as a .aayan ized mummy" and exco-
rial ed that gentleman connection with future Prcsi.
Dental pirations unsparing and bitter language
Last night at The regular monthly meeting OF the Same
committee Governor Iiden was AGAIN the main
buraen OF the Tammany address made from the
Platform by Mr.. Henry L. Clinton, chairman Of the
organ zalioE. mere was pretty full attendance.
Among the prominent political leaders OF the party
present were Comptroller Kelly Joel Stevens, Au-
gustus Scneli, General spinola, ex-Judge Spencer
Coroner Woi.man, Sacnem Purroy, Jordan L. Mott
PARK Commissioner Conovcr, Colonel william X.
Roberts, Police Justice Duffy. ex-senator Caldwell,
Fire Commissioner German and Asselnblyman Purdy.
WHITING LINE.
Al half-past .ght O'CLOCK the meeting called 10
order BY Mr.. Henry L. Clinton. After several APP
poiutmenls TO fill vacancies III the General Com
milsee nad announced report was HANDED IN by
Mr. L. r. Fuzpatrick from the Discipline Committee
appointed 10 investigate the efficiency OF the Twenty
third ward organization THIS report favored the i'm
mediate reorg aniz atom Of that committee TINS
movement Is understood to mean the ousing OF
Colonel Mooney ana Assen,niyman Purcy from Tam
many Hail.
caIig were made by Civil Justice Campbell und ex.
Assembyman Mitchell for the second reading of tho
report alter which II was adopted Dy u unanimous
vote.
The nrincipal points OF tue address dealt entirely
with Presidential issues ana tho alleged frauds II
vas presented oy Mr. CLINTON kserfns 80. roi 70,
cent action o. the House OF Representatives In
aircctirg IN investigation concerning the fTauis by
winch an eminent c;,izcn Of tue Guy OF New York,
who was elected President OF the United states, was
counted out, and The man from OHIO VINO was not
eeciel was counted IN inc infamous frauds
in FLORIDA ana Louisiana, IN consequence
Of which :, me votes o. 4'2Sa2oo citizens aEaa,
and the Presidency, together With tns entro
national government, was stolen ny q party which
haa defeated AT the pcis, must 90 land bare 10
puD.ic view, cad mat AL guilty. OF sucn crimes,
principals or accessories before or aiter
the iac may nave metcd OUT 10 them swift and cer-
tain Justlce AT the hands Of tho law
TAMMAsy ELEcrS riLDES PRESIDENT.
Tue address goes ON 10 atcgc thai "Ncw York state
has fhe greatest cause TO complain. Iammany Hall
elected samuel J. iilden President OF lie uuned
Sal.s. OF all paris OF our great state The Guy oi
New York Is tue best entitled raise her vol. in
Of crime OF the npeteentn cen
vi the 52 sl9 votes cast IN this state Ia favor OF
Samuel j. Ii.cn Tor President, IL, $50 were pooled
IN tls city, NY through the ms rum, ntality oil
this tho regular democratic organization. New York
cay gave Mr Tlaen majority Oh III, al greater Tor
Pres.dct 1876 han Tor Govcraor ~ 1874, al winch
time he WAS s.cncm OF The ,ammany rocirty and -
OF GeuefaI Committee. la the iast named
wear the msJurily favor o. Mr. Iia-l tor Governor
OF NOW YORK CITY, was ,,e0 Ia 1876 the ma
JorIt. against him ior President, outside OF MS Guy,
was II .227. lne mast triumphant aud glorious sue
cess political iiie wa Tho magnificent vote lam
many Hal gave IA 1915, VIII, elected Pfcs-
cent N "a. Uutea Sta,s-' Further the lmp ortaut
III ormallon is gwen that .Sanuei j. fI.aen Tor
.tnis orasn,zai.on. although many oi is mem
iar. had WAS