The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-09


Hall committee on organization met to-
night; John Kelly president. The front
steps and entrance to the hall was
blocked by people long before
| o'clock. Tho first business
of the meeting was the reports Of dis
irict representatives. All reported that
voters were ready 10 stand by the decis-
ion of the organization, whatever that
might be.
ten. Spinola offered the following res
olutions:
Resolved, That il be referred to
committee, one from each assembly
district, TO which the Chairman OF
this committee will be added to prepare
an address and resolutions to be pre-
sented to the general committee
for its consideration at the meeting 10
be held on Friday next and that
such address and resolutions shall
explain and define the position OF
this organization towards the Democ-
racy of the State and Nation upon the
political questions now before the coun-
try, as well rs upon the action and re-
suits of the late Chicago convention,
and all the motions and resolutions
in any way alluding to the action Of said
convention or ITS candidates shall be re-
ferred to said committee without debate.
The resolution was received with ap-
e plause. Ex-senator Grady was loudly
: called for. As he arose he was cheered.
! lie said: "I rise principally for the
:. purpose of saying TO you that l have
T. taken no side in support OF or against
s any candidate, nor will take side un-
|, I'll Tammany Hall, In its meeting of gen.
q eral committee, has spoken. Applause II
h am involved In no deal, nor am ! en-
J. gagged in transferring any vote other
d than my own. l never was In the mar
; ket m political campaign, and
r don't propose 70 80 In now.
l. shall take in this, the selection of q
II candidate, as my notions, honesty, un-
L compromising, fearless manhood and
; sterling, unadulterated democracy die.
Z tates and maintains. | understand the
i resolution before the committee called
Y or the appointment of n subcommittee
d to declare Tammany's position. When
l. that declaration IL made i shall
d try and show those who masquerade
> to-day under the name of Democrats
N have proved the enemies of the
r that party. have no desire Il
n dictate here. will give before the gen.
Ie eral committee the reasons that
d actuated my course. will for
a. ward to the far end, wherever Il
Is may lead the cause | have begun
because begun II for conscience sake
Ie alone. II there bo mar
" who forgive enemies an
ie one not one who follows my enemy
l. through thick and thin, anS
o. returning fire for fire, unit
Ir one or the other goes down.
lt have no personal grievance will
IN Gov. Cleveland. | shall take from
the record and will ask TO b
so ostraciZed from all decent societ,
nr If cannot point TO corruption stalk
%, ing straight To the door of tn
of Executive Mansion, and knocking a
III that door,and coming out ofthe door witt
or all that corruption sought, a
te the expense of tho people
nj If canot prove that bribe
It's were known to fail in the assembly Il
e 1889 were placed so near Mi
Is Cleveland that If he uoo
lt, not have the money h
nd can get Il at any time, II cannot prov
ds that am not what profess to be-"
n Grady was frequently interrupted b,
10. applause. The resolutions were unanI
lie niously adopted, and committee com
% posed of district leaders, was appointed
% The meeting adjourned.