The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
TAAINANY HALLS GREAT MEET
ING.

The demonstration Of Tammany
Hall, Tuesday evening, Oct. 2lsi,
was spectacle never before witness.
ed. The doors Of the Hall were.
opened shortly after Z o'clock and.
were soon filled, and the streets
around were packed with the multi
tude. It is. estimated that 10000
men were in line, and that the pro-
cession took two and q half hours.in
passing a given point, many ofthe
different clubs and orders were in
appropriate costume, and the sight
of this grand demonstration was Suf-
ficient to inspire the hearts of all
who witnessed it, and also to send a
thrill over the length and breadth of
the land. Outside the Hall where
the principal meeting took place,
seven stands were erected from which
prominent speakers addressed the
vast crowds who could not get in.
Such popular rising of the democ.
racy gives assurance that the majority
of the 4th of November will hat'
overwhelmingly large. The EatjaS5
country will feel the touc5ilitg; mole
elbow and help to put asfSE2 ssf$SSSsE2' of the
the Presidential chairt lsEeveland: in
We hars.oaaee an6t 49,.
* them, the the slightest doubt
i'd pics,
- as sure as the 4tA of November
dawns, that -'..'|
Grover Cleveland will be elected,
If every man is alive to his duty.
Glorious consummation.
All the Blaincites in the. land,
backed up by marshalls, hoodlums,
money, pistols and bloodshed can't
wipe it out, -. .: -.
That Cleveland will be our next
President. - =.
The Tammany Hall meeting was
addressed by Senator Thos. F. Bay
ard, and every reference to Cleveland
was received by cheers.
The resolutions we're long and start out as
We the representatives Of the Regular Dem
ocratic- Republican Organization cfthe city OF
New York. asseuibled in mass-lnce9ng In
Tanmany Hail. send Vrerttng to tho Demoe'
racy OF the Union. The attention OF the coun-
try i now turned upon he Empire state as
the battle-ground Tn which must DC deeide'l
the great contest Tor the supremacy OF Demo
cratic principles and popular Government as
against Republican corruption and the perpet.
uation Ola system of Government winch has
brought our people TO misery anu wanf ana
put the whole nation and its resources at the
mercy OF an organized army OF Republican
spoilsmen and rapaciouS official plun4erers'
On the entire fidelity, therefore OF the Demo
cratic party in this city aud STATE oen~nds me
result OF tho approaching election. Perfect
party union and party accord IN \ew lork
are essential 20 success, tor encouraged ny
the example set by the ElRptre State, the
Democracy OF tho country W III mar'h body
forward TO viclory in November. harasscd no
Longer Uy doubt about New York and
Whereas. The National Democratic owen
tion held in Chicago on July 0, lsSt, nonina.
ted a. the candidates OF the party for Presl'
dent. Grover Cleveland. Of New York. and for
Vice President, Thomas y. HendrirSs, OF In
diana: -,-----.,..
Resolved, Thatwe, the regular Democratic
Republican organization OF the city OF New
York, i'm Tarnmapy Hall assembled, docordi-
y ally indorse and approve the nomln9t!opS 80
adopted and that we pledge to the nominees
our undivided support as loyal Democrats TIL
the close of tue polls on elec. ion day: !:
John Kelly. the great chief Of Tammany who
occuDicd the platform was called on,andwhen
the cheering had subsidized, rose and said
The ewes OF the people, the attention OF the
country have been directed 10 this organize
the wishes Of the. people. Mr. Eeecher SAID
the other day that some members OF this Or
Danization were going about WIFI KNIVES
Which they would draw clandcstinely and
with which they would stab Cleveland In the
back 1t would be in keeping with his proi9s-
sion 70 tell them TO reform. But we lorglye
Mr.. Beecher. II ha has not seen the parade
Tonight il is to be hoped some kind friend Will
tell him that there are 100000 men in this big
CITY who will vote for Cleveland on November
l. II is the duty. Of every man belonging 10
the Tammany org rglniZIti-n TO vote for the
man who has given rs the good government
which we nov enjoy. Tammany HAIL Will
stand by him. and we W i'll leaTe no stone un-
turned in our1effortSsto elect him.
Mr. Kelly then discussed the rights OF Amerl-
can citizens abroad. Blainc'S indifferent po!lcy
when Secretary of State and the hnow-Noth'
ing doctrines OF his early life. In conclusion
he urged all connected with Tammany TO cast
their votes for Cleveland and Hendricks. The
meeting closed Gt O'Clock with cheers.