New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-24
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT TAMMANY HALL.
SPEECHES BY CONGRESSMAN HuRD AND BLAOh-

DEMOCRATIC RALL1 AL lAMpihNA A"HN'
SPEECHES BY CONGRESSMAN nuRD AND BLACA-
BURN-DIsTURBED BY CANNON.
Tammany Hall was well filed last evening
in response to call few minutes after O'CLOCK tne
face of John Kelly was seen rounding the doorpost az
the back of the stage usherng in Congressman BacA
burn Of Kentucky and following composed OF captain
Rynders ex-senator Grady Thomas Dunlap 1usuoo
Goodman, Perry Belmont II. A. Requier, Coroner Levy
Gideon J. Tucker Justice Duffy Police Commissioner
Nichols, and others Henry Gumbleton inuouuceu
Congressman Dorsheimer chairman. during
tho opening small gun puhctua'co
the proceedings by misplaced bangs, and brass pahd
spread itself at untimey intervals Chairman Dorsnei
mcrs shakey, and when he might have gwen
tribute to Speaker Carlisle, while handing that gcnto-
mans letter regret for absence to the secretary ne was
Obliged to wink dodge and sit down by roar lio" tno
cannon.
The secretary read resolutions which were to the effect
that the Democracy OF the city OF New York. or as nue
as was assembled arraigned the Republican party 1or JUS
monopolstic tendencies greed o. power sins past pres
and and thereby Indicated the necessary ior
letting the Democrats into power Aftervard reioins
to be instituted and cuprits punished The present
tariff system protested against. The defeat OF the
efforts Of the great majority OF the Democratic party 10
reduce taxation under the Morrison bill was
regretted. letter from Speaker Carlisle
read regrettng his enforced aosence'
which he expressed the hope that the re Is moi Se
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Inequalities OF tho existing tariff system Will DC COT
rected. Congressman Morrison wrote TO tho same pr
port and suggested that Tlden be again the CHAMPION
Mr.. Blackburn then introduced lie sad that ne
held himself partisan because he believed that the prn
oples OF the Democratic party would save the couIt
No country" lie said "that fayors protection wnen
means the strangDng of trade needs commercial ma
rnc' The speaker congratulated himself tlat ne was
of the who stood sOdy in Congress to see that
Tiden and Hendricks should win their case and VINO
woid have been elected IL the votes had been couned ~
honest men instead of by thieves and robbers IN
conclusion he said that he was Free lilads.
who DID not cripple destroy the manufacturers
Of land bring back to their old limits the COM
mercisl limits Of the country ,,
Frank Hurd OF Ohio, introduced, and proceeded
give the history OF declarations or tarn Tor revenue
only" from Thomas Jefferson down to llanoocA, VINO
relocated tho tariff To localities. In 1882, he sad,
National House of Representatives was elected, the
majority OF which imbucd with the tarih TOT revenue
theory. IL elected John G. Carlisle Speaker, VINO ~
pointed a Committee Ways and Means Wnlch Io
uorlcd the Morrison bill TO Democratic caucus Wneu
twOthirds voted to mako II party measure BuI tns
Republican members and some renegade Dein0cfdts
voted TO strike the enactng clause and the hght Is 10
bc made AGAIN. $1,000.
Nr lurd moved HIS hearers that they hidue i C'h
slant stream down stairs.