New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

many PAGES Is urgently III need OF repairs Dut
do moi intend TO pave streets where II lr not needed
or 10 indulge ia useless cXpenditures An llJnuseI
economy, however Il A. had a. ,XtTaVagahc,' anu
rs costly M the end. Mr.. Campbell has asked, i0I
sevcr,I wears a special appropriation Of S1OO,OOo
for tie purpose of repairing streets Wmch aGtual{
need IT. shall endeavor To- procure TINS Later
Caa speak definitely OF NY pans. Az present can
not give details ,,,
Mavor Couref was asked whether 1t was likely
that an effort would be made by IN new b4aId %
81 Estimate and ApporuoIment 10 reduce eAp"hSeS'
He replied: 49, .
say at the present time. Tie Board VIII
comiag week 10 take np tie Provisional
esumaies. and acton viii then b. apparent 10 al.
Irdel the new public BGrens Act au Ci!lZens VINO
choose 90 do emf led 30 appear ana MAKE
such suggestions as they please CONCERNING tne va
rious Departments. I nave always favored sucn
economy in pubic expenditure az Is consistent WIN
Que 70 gard 70. the pu6nc welfare ald the best III
te.csis Oh the city,
wAlIING AND CRASHING OF TEETH.
rxrsEss.oNs or DISGUST AT TnE MsEI1NG IN TAM
MANY HAIl-CURsiNG THE FOUH "JUDAsEs'-
NJ PROMISES FROM Mr.. GRACE-MF. KELLY
sPrrCH.
In the basement OF Tammany Hall there
were -.t..r. fcscrdUy afternoon body Of men O 20
melancholy an appearance that one OF their numoe'
FRANKLY Tod them 40 spc ch tina. they looked a. II
they had been attending funeral. 1t Was a meeting
oi tie leaders Of III Tamnauy Han
oreaniz tuon Tor tie purpose OF con'ld-
er.ng tile loss OF patronage clustd by
Mayor C,opefs appointment tlc heads Of cav dap"r
meus day before. John y sat ~ corner Oh 'Ae
room ,ouversing VIII his special friends His brow Was
uncoudcd aud MS fresh look indicated That h. had lcpi
sonudy the nignt after hs loss of ih, flee OF
Controller and perhaps of his. position as
great political leader Near bin sat ftiricE q.
Duffy. vino IN ELUSIVE manner thanked the
Tammauv Aldermen who nal opposed the app 'in meni
OF h. successor - Police Jus TIE great theme al
fur deg % lou
many Hat Aia Insn nho voted 10 confirm the Mayors
nominations. TA- .odcrf OF AsseuIbt District Commit
tees who nat suggested the nomination # ia &c "en
were Hcre - called to account Excise Commis 'l0ner
Morrison che only Tammauy Han Official LIFT il
CA.c by Mayor Cooper. was eyed Win suspicion.
TO th..e who cOnyerscd with HIM tue subj hc ex-
pr ssed feeling ol profound sorrow that " hJ man
il the Board o, Aacrm Alderman He.bD mad voted
L. GO firm ta@ Mayors nominations T. d spHola ire
oueutIr sad that lie felt hurliatcd by the TACT
thai Ibis man" in tho B'arl tA-1eimIn Goodwin
had also been tto'cheroGs 70 the oreamzat d Henry
D. Pusroy i'm ui> despair q tire cOuduc e his man
(Aldericln ~ el). careful TO assert mat once The
Tweny fourth Ward hai loyal representative aud.he
pamc % ttis alderman wa.-PrIOy.
Lootr- aoour IN the hali, one saw an 'ne other
headers, Pole, Comm 0aer Nichols, William II. cor
T,ix I~C.o~kcy, Hiuic. Huaasn. Thomas
Gs.d'. i.iinr ita,I 81 IS ga Nj eA..ioner
Coonc J-tH IL. Mooney tyI Jnsrct tlInu, cX On ~
C.rrL G. i.lp.l5n. ~ ltD L. k'a ~, 4 ltr.t g an
Inc; o.lln- yIs ns eusoIy hat OF tAe CpIn4;tar on
Orgaulz. Il d.ciosco the I'ct tia NJ. X 49, Su
49, AZ To TaH Ai.n,cnii Mr. era, mas recently
his inGaancc with 70. Co per - prevent changes
II was re- expc tle tour disOfa Aidcunen and
exeIcls care IN AZ IA u!e Yels IN ter Ice
ton. Tu3 Was Gout after M KEEL, hnd o;eonaied on
The pitiorm. IN in' MAMIE "I an "'toI, me I2u'
"Jaia-o.." Inc mm',r' o gesture, walk snd voice
g tatt to p'r.r'its r. Il, once feco;nzcd
ereettd with laughter and rewarded with Applause
DFCLARAlGONS on Loyalty.
Tae neetne began with re9or,S from the chlrmen of
the various Assembly District Committees
on the health OF Their portions OF the
Tammany body Justice QiGn, Of tie Isl
District sad Oar association IS III harmony and loyal
10 John Kel5." spiar expressions OF Loyalty followed
from tie IL, IId and IYta Districts FxCDunty CclS
Cuiub. ton OF WITH District, Presented resolutions
decarug untrue assertions OF 81 sellconstituicd
iudeps ndent press" that honored leader, John
ky H' Tam H. vaa ' wSSs of the xi
Diotrct. SAID: We are stronger than We we're
two days ago, because We have diseDanged ourselves
fron a. alliance YIN he kepubi cans Mamie I.
Hoanan. + 'he KILN District, SAID; Jona Kelly IS
unaOe give inin Al ono, t"i~f but JET thc poo
pie see how We cling 10 mn" fhs uttc ,auce brought
on, proion ged cioeis fOr Jhu Kelly. MI Philips 81 The
XiIItA District, sd: Wan the '1c' ltoh OF one
traitor whom Ne bounced az once W. are all loyal 10
Ther P%inous silence yhsn L - colomis-
siCner i;lcrG j. Morton o. the AE DSie', f@se to
tIon he n'e win, aud he spoke vito hesitation; l.
name as excepted from the general slaughter ~
The Aayor t hs not Decn WIZ my consent previous
knowledge. fully expected mat ny successor would
be appointed. used all influence to
prevent tns calamity. 1 deeply regret the acron
Of Adorned" FAINT applause followed these pathetic
Il, b. spinola. Of theXvI,h District, said: Judging
from tie solemn couTteLauces OF some whom sc
srou: az. should JiHnk were attending wake.
We have ony with the fortunes OF war at the HANDS
OF samuel j. T0en and Edward Cooper. tCries of
Kelly has brought down he expenses
OF TINS cIy S3s 100000 to s30,0O0OQ0 lLe city
%teaShes on o' drsn o.q VINO Sdiea nomDs
ton from aad out Of the goodness OF my heart
gave TO him wuenever YOU meet one of these Juases
10 Mr. Kelly ano dcnunciaton OF The "Judascs were re-
ce,ved from The otler districts
Ex-COrODer Woltman then led the debate In another
by saying iat was useless 70 deny that Dem
MI Grace for Mayor lad defeated Genera Hancock.
He rioulea Gener,l haneoeks defeat to Dir. dlidsn
nation ir.T oi Mr. Grace. MIR. Kelly the ex coroner
IN isun.aay Hal at wncn il vas resolved u take Hr
Grace as IA candidate William X Roberts in coTobora
ton Of TINS statement sand: AT thai meeting Mr..
Kelly declared tha no pledge bad been demanded from
MrGrace. although he had neard ,hS LYING ,iai eaG,
indeed that he had the best OF pledges from Mr
Gracelue Of aD houest man. We could not fore
see the storm VI olgotrs that arose"
MR.. KELLYs ADDRESS.
Nj Kelly who bad been seated up to this time, listen
ing evident pleasure the declarations VI loyalty
from his followers. low took the platform. His ap-
peardnce IN tbis elevated position excited another ex
preston OF loyalty Every In the assemDlage rose
his feet. aud waving his hat cheered with al his
power OF Jung for several seconds. MI Kelly received
this denOns tratiOn calmly and then said:
GEsTLEMES: sSppuse mat most OF you here expect
that L. east should something IL Is proper That
Should say something It Las been said mat Mr. John
Kelly has been deprived Of office. That not Of much
comsrque 10 Mr. Kelly. He i've without II. 1t
a matter oil no consequence 10 don't think II
weuld De out OF the way 10 to that dis
charged duties as Controller IN spirit faithful to
the peope.