New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-08
ur prcHr HAND OF FELLOWSHIP.
navy EXTENDS 1T TO THE COUNTY DEMoc-
pACY AND IRVING HALL

EXTENDS 1T TO THE COUNTY DEMoC-
RACY AND IRVING HALL
Tammany Hall General COMMITTEE
lno Ting last night at which sidney p. Nichols
p0,sa There was q large attendance 'onh h'hy
p',a q front seat beside General Splnos- Inc Oo"-
oco"Y an TRANSPORTATION reported that arrangements
m',s made with the New-York Central and HUDSON
a'rsr Rail- DAD Company to carry tne ueiesaes anu
h'o :, Tammany Hall to Buffalo and return Tor $lo
Hen" ote not 10 include seat in parlor car Tam
cso' iii rolling into Buffalo," as General Spn0la
~AN' n without train OF parlor cars, could not ne
AZ and so it was decided to have the entire train
naror cars, this extra expense TO be borne ny the
en' ra,, fupd of TammaRy Hail. The last resolution
=, received with applause
rurposs of this meeting was to adopt series OF
,soo. 70 be presented to Irving Hall and the
... nenocraoy inviting them 10 unite with Tam
Jus, nj, in sanding to Buffalo united delegation.
p"'' ,,,,ons "a presented by Alexander Thorn
apo IN amniacation OF Mr. Kelly's speech recently
s,,v.rsa before the Committee on Orgauzauon' anu
-, we're adopted unanimously. Inc cause Oh ,no
former defeats said To be directly uaceapie
a;vied counsels personal sninosities prVate suieS
nol,tical ambitions wholly unworthy OF the grea
spu 80 advocate. aud OF the high purposes OF our
0'1 wn,le our glones and our victories have fol-
Va, hard moon mutual concessions, upon the
xsns Of personal interests, and upon
-. union aud harmony in our ranks"
- rromsng TO make every concession consistent
A.e hdnor the resolution continued as follows: we
wiz he riOnt hand of lowship to the New YORK
te nucr nemocracy and the IrviugiHs Democracy
with us OF the great brotherhood OF the parry
citv and invite their cooperation IN senuug
nse united representative delegation from thls Guy
convention 10 be ned at Buffalo on the 2It INST
Wiissynon s. sullivan was introduced to denver q
snor; talk" whicn he did speaking on The situation OF
,ss Democratic party as present, ne
tt sS that 1t was not fraught with any
i danger and predicted harmonious state Con
ne"n He commended Tainmauy's attitude towards
nnrarnor Cleveland, which, lie explained was OF tae
s, Ioya character and then lie defended the Demo-
os,o Marty IRON the surs OF Its enemies, sayh t1st
a. nsrt sunday morning four out OF every nye CHRIS
aa voters at their prayers In the city churches woud
SDemecrats on their knees saying: "God Do mercf
ful ~ mes SINNER. , /. 49, 49,, chat ~ Mr.
enii,ven wa. then delivered by Senator Grady AFTER
strs that Tammany had been regarded
~ rebels aud discOrdant cement, ne
rave his opinion OF the action OF Tanmany
Albany in regard TO the Governors NOMINATIONS M:
Kelly had previously spoken OF extending tne oiito
Branch OF peace to friends" but senator Grau!
smartlng under published interview WIN ir hoose-
ye replied to the censors who use tne =,
srticse Tammany Senator's" lie SAID that the censor
would DO well to remember that Governor Cleveianu
bsd been in his official since January l. ana nov
merely since April 10. Regarding the action o'
the State Committee the Senator sald mat the CoENI
don would doubtless supervise its WORK. although NO
AID not express any certain feeling mat IGhmany uo
sutes would DC admitted 10 the buhao Conyehtion'