New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
gAMMAYps LAST MEETING FOR THE YEAR.
ADDRESSES BY MAURICE F. HoLAHAN AND THOMAS
GRADY.

ADDRESSES BY MAURICE F. HoLAHAN AND THOMAS
GRADY.
Tho last meeting of the General Committee
Of rtpypany Hall year was held last ngHt ana
was,attended by about $40 DELEGATES Ex-Aueina"
Harry d. Pnfroy occupied chair. John Kelly sat III
Oh frout row OF chairs, immediately in front OF the
,bai,man's table and around him were seated many OF
his faithful followers. The routine oi business was
oueky disposed OF by reading report from tne Oo"
rntee on ORGANIZATION and then the cais LOT prules
and the appontment OF Inspectors OF Eecuop III al inc
d.tr,ets were read william Brown was invited 10 the
pa,form and delivered long address about the Iuure
of The Democratic party and Tammany Hail.
Maurice +. Hoahan. one OF MI Kelly g 'no7' "f'en'
nh pporters. then rose in his seat ana oeSdn 'os"S
those statesmen who had deserted the ranks oil lam
many and pIasing John Keys career as ieaaer u 'no
orea,rz tion He said that the Organization was pass
, tbrouel one of the trying periods OF It's exist
.nce and il was fitting for each man to give utter
ance 10 his sentiments He hoped That those VINO nu
LETT the porty would be male as m Tammapy They
a ,s ion to follow the ranks of the Great
American Wni'pe5sr ,n because Sage n Grn%srey
pix was growing old they could easily yeo,asa
nT ,e a nineteenth century They could now take
nost,on along side OF the mysterious man Oh sne
Fence" and ne predicted that they woui' feNA ."
T was expected that this speech w3un on from those
,eu,v and probably attack ON MI kriy ron '.o a
who have recently the ranks but It was found s
thsy a on mot bis ee1 invited Grady to the
.Iiafform Mr.. Grady said ,...,,o-
Psrmany Hall undismayed by treachery OF deseruon
ss @re@ing 10 the world and asserts itself a. the
es - aoO stronge puIer aud more determined .nan
LOS Anulause] Stronger because every man WIN WI
sVei lnhs had no aim but selishness mas gone oa.,
in on, 70 remain out. More appause furer pec,use
ever RE for the win dicaton OF Democratic prlnc
tnls 20 "a MI battle satisfy the hungry ones WHO ny
pee, az ~ more and determined because VIC ao
VIII ILL.,, a. an organization never Workeo peloio
~ofhln' 10 the people OF TINS ineropolt.s; a
10 gna,t INST ained by suspicion OF corruptIon'
,gh lot emnenty respsetaee heye Locked
pose ~ st of names published In some OF tne d
over inc line and concluded these gentlemen haa
at 40 oen y, @ecommend them except Their wealth. ~
nohins conddence game II ID perhaps rs wen W
playing backing show OF wealth Iney say aa
wea y, sas made mistakes Weii we re
many ad that lLaughter But wen never aons ae
DiDg 70 nu again. We said that III mr.. coopea
the same ~ ashes-was elected by Democratic abu ne
peace 70 ~ ,es he would be divided IN bis responsio
PuoheSsno after MS election, showed that ne we
n.s. ~ the honor said to be common, alnonk
Pevou end prOyed mfe the most tDorougny !neom
MAYOR that disgrsced the nn III
ss,rs Il has cost the people as mucn MONEY ~
@ TO recty his mistakes as we pope 20 ps ss left
soe for twenty years 10 come NO man h s.tr
Hail who not owe the bread ana pu,s ,
he sa,s tonight to this organization, anr and IL
nc ess wIo in not debtor OF IsmDany, anu ~,
LII isfe The humblest of thema lifetime 10 pay ~ '''