, 1880-11-06
TAMNfANY.

Special Dtspnfth 10 The Chtsaoo Tribune.
NEW Io,tR, Nov. 5.-'T}lcre wns meeting
Of the tNneral Committee Of Tainmaly 1inll
Tonight that Is apt to 20 OIL the records MS ono
pf the ltyeFfest Md In0st Notable of the lnAtly
uproariolts mil thoroughly Democratic gatl'-
erings of that Association 0f hr;iFsers mil fl0-
l!tical bllI ltiozass. John Kelly finds that he
las gotten himself tuto hole, ~ to Hpenk,
aud lio realizes thnt l,a must take determined
steps to exirfeate hllnsolf from thu prcdica-
naent III whicl, Ile fln.ls tiMSelf ulneet. 40
curItngly, at tho meeting Tonight 4 very lung
amil carefu'iy-prcparod address WIS presented
for the nctton Ut tho 'raumany fnhercnts
who stick to Kelly ns closc M burr .l0es
Ia tho wool of Il sheep, Thla adslrcss Is to
thu Democracy Of tho Union. a.Ml laments
with thom thu lefcato of Hancock "asnKreat
National calamity" After rehearstng n long
list of complaints .nHafnst the Republican
party,
THE Address
snys: "I.et tho vote OF this city be scrMtiM-
izcd, nnd 1t Will he seen TINT frnsa a,,tl In
tinttlatlon nlul the uso Ut enormous sut1sa ut
1nuncy by tho Republicans stltlcu tho frea
ylEce of the peuplo Of Now York.
Had not tiIa Democratic organization
exerted itsulf with 80 much onergY and
courugo IN tha facc Of tho desperate assault
On tho purity OF the ballotb0x by the Repnb-
llcans, Geu. nancock's minority of over A.
600 In thIs city would llaye been much less"
10 Talnn,ally la given tho credit of keeping
the Democratic yote rs higi, rs 1t waa, md
agnln fraud nnd colonization OF repeaters Is
sung, until tho song 1ntist weary even tho
ones who are loulest In screaming 1t to tho
world. As soon ~ the chorus was ended,
A U0Mn
WINS pitched into tha Kelly camp by ono Of
tho members Of tho Committee, who moved
rs a1l amendment that John Kelly bo request
eli to resign llaa position, aud withdraw for
ever from the organization. This was moro
than the KellYtes could stand, but the
pluoky fellow backetl up Ills motion with n
vigorous speech, urging TINT Now York nl1tl
Brooklyn had had enough Of l}ossBa, mil the
Time has come for change. A word from
tho lender would llnve procipltatad bloody
riot, for
rIIR nRuIsE1ts,
snloonkoepers, anil others who come and 90
at his beck and call were on their feet allti
threatening vengeance on the dtssentar lilo
made bis speech, however, and then tho
amendment was voted down md the address
adopted by a rising vote, tharo beng i've
who had the backbone to intlorso the a,nentl-
n,ent, and show tho ruling spirit OF the
Democracy that they were not his lcnchinolI.
There ls SHADOW OF u possibility that tho
grip OF tie Uoss ia growing lcss. anu tho tlny
may not be far distant Wien tho city will
Hssa11 i's !haopenaelco OF Ills hlenacanK
Tule. ,
TAMMAHr HALL
II ths Wfsten1 Assott1t<i Prtss.
NEw YoltK, Nov, 5,-At n meeting of ti,e
Tam,uany HILL Genarnl t'n,nn,ittra tn,nirht
was rcn5. c1n,n,Int, It,ncn"k,s .,.fnot H." =,
fraud. Intimidation. and lilo 1,sn Of pnor,nnus .
sl,ns of money By tho ncnub|icnus. ,rhr
address concludes rs follows:
Thu ruRe aud tru,.zy o{ tho hour will pn.,
away, ani tho sober Judgment of lilo Amor!ts,u
,,coplo will scassest its sway. 1hon tho Ilcmu.
cratic marty with clenn hp1l1s, IN which ut,d nt
which alone will be horne uloft tho urk uf o,,,
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