New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
TAMMANY HAS IT'S INNING.
HEAPING REPRoACHEs THICKLY ON THE corvr.


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DEMOCRATS.
Tammany Hall last night had a bigger MAJ.
ing and more enthusiasm, loftier rockets and Ious
brass band than the County Demoors,.
had at steinway Hall on the night h.,..N
and through W. BOurke Cochran ex-Judge ABB Tann,n
Joseph J. ODonohue and Others replied to the as,au.
made upon her by the speakers at the meeting =,
the opposing organization The hall Wa.
crowded and overflow meetings were b.%
outside. In calling the meeting to o,,
ExJudge Tappan said that the welfare of the Ds,.
cratic party depended upon the coming election IN.
County Democracy had gone back on their pedsa
made at the State Convention They had refused .,
enter into any negotiations with view to harmony ana
union. When Fellows. MARITIME and Grace IhIssesl ls
Tammany Hall they took their bad practices VIII.
them. and Tammany was now pure, and
owed its position to John Kelly. [cheer.,
He called Joseph j. ODonOhue 10 ~
chair and he made a speech IN which he denounced ,h
Republicans and praised the Democratic platform anS
candidates. Then resolutions were read in which simI
lar sentiments were expressed and the following vas
hurled at the County Democracy:
We the corrupons which have ssraced cveryd
members the sOcalei county LemOcraey and e,pec,
Tenn the infamous attempt TO force all householder
exorbitant prices.
Another of the resolutions was as follows
Resolved That charge that the nominations Of tbs
The losses OF the city from its dealings with thu
Marine Bank warn tine people against of
power OF whose relations n that bank or Ia ia
fraudulent concern OF Grant War remain IA
the satisfaction OF the public.
when Mr. Cochran pranced to the front he was re-
ceved with bowls Of welcome He said they were FAC.
face with the treacherous enmty leveed at the spirit
OF Democracy which Tammany Hall had kept alive An.
pause This organization had brought about the fri
umph at the late National election. Yet sooner was
that contest than "A pitiful fraction OF a faction
forthwith assumed all the credit OF the victory It was
against this undcmOcratic attempt that Tammany
Hall protested and victorious at Saratoga caus
homo pledged to the regeneration OF the party
lie charged the County Democracy with treason 10 t6
party past elections and with giving the Republican,
foothod In the city and power In the State that TO-
day threatened the defeat OF d. b. Hill. [Cheersl
That faction conceived in nlquty and born in cor
ruptiOn amid the popping OF champagne corks ata
bbulOus meeting Of leaders at the Hotel Brunswick
George w. Miller the next speaker, IN.
scribed all the virtues to the Democratic
party and all the vices to the Republican,
George H. Forster next talked TO the dwindng audience
about the terrible things that would happen II Dayen.
port and Carr elected and Of tine extraordinary
qualities OF Hill and Jones. When he had concluded the
few who remained in the hall were dismissed wthouts
benedicton.
Speeches were made from two stands IN Fourteenth.
1T. by Peter Mitchell, Judge Tappan, Nelson Smith,
Louis GeigerDan, James NJ. Brady and Others.