New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
TAMNANY MEN OPEN THEIR LUNGS.
THEY MAKE A GREAT NOISE OVER Mr.. CROKER,
THEMSELVES AND VARIOUS OTHER
FEATURES OF THE wIGwAM

THEMSELVES AND NAklOOS bihLAs
FEATURES OF THE wIGwAM.
The Tammanv Hall people held two well attended
meetings Yesterday. The Committee Of twenty -lour
met in the afternoon. All the district leaders were
present and exChamberlain Croker, chairman OIL 'ie
Finance Committee, took his old place among them
Tho object of the meeting to prepare business
for tho Committee on Organization, which met IN the
evening The large cOmmitteeroom In the basement
dedicated to the especial Of this committee
swarmed with its 700 members LONG before the hour a
pointed. Nearly every man Of Importance in the or
eanzaton there. Mayor Grant beng the Only
absentee of note. Commissioner GIlrOy presided, ana
John b. McGoldrck read the minutes of the last meet
ing. Ex-senator g. W. Punkitt offered a Re ouilon,
which was adopted for a committee Of five to take
charge Of the election blank, and distribute them
among the several districts. Messrs. Punkitt, H. f.
Martin, Charles stccklcr, Daniel /. Mcmahon and
sidney J. Cowen were appointed the committee. On
Register Ftzgeralds motion committee Of five was
appointed to prepare resolutions for the meeting Of
the Tammany Hall General Committee on Wednesday
evening Mr. GilrOy naming ". E0urle Cochran, +. r.
Fitzgerald Richard Croker +. +. Reilly and James j.
Martin.
The supreme moment for which the majority
veyo waiting arrived when Mr.. Croker with a
paper in his hand t. Offer resolution. Il his
first appearance among the workers since his return
from Europe, and his face and appearance showed the
effects OF his illness. Chairman GilrOy's announce
ment: The Hon. Mr.. Croker offers the following
resolution was the signal for roaring scene for
which the boys were well prepared. The entire
committee Jumped to their feet and yelled like zeal
lnjuns' amply impreerated with llro-water7 Hats
canes ard handkcrcliefs thrown up and waved
recklessly, while the enthusiastic braves danced and
screamed until their power Of yelling was exhausted
The ovation was intended TO appear Spontaneous
and it skilfully executed
Inc resolution which Mr. Croker offered authorized
General Daniel F. sekes to present in the name of
lahmahy Hall wreath Of flowers at the unvcilng Of
the Thomas 4. Hendricks monument at 1udisnanol.
hcNt tuesday "as token Of Tamnany's re- pect and
admiration for the illustrious statesman II was
adopted with another mrrah
Police Commissioner Martin Offered a reso,,tio, do
hounemg the Lodge Federal Election bills and in
'"ns congress That Tammany Hall protested against
''S passage senator William L. Brown and Congress.
n"n sphoia used up their vocubusries In finding nd.
fcuVeS 70 express their opinion OF this atte1npt Al
us"pauoh the sole object Of which they said was 10
perpetuate Republican rule Mr. Brown wandered frou
his 'cA, ana delivered eulogy Tammany. the
srestesl political organization on earth lie also
landed Iammany's heroic chief ain. and his ~dcvoted
VIC VINO nah come out Of the cruciblen in glorlous
nsNnH tnore cheerS Mr. Martins resolution was
Chairman Gllroy hoped that every true Wigwamite
wOud DC on hand for the great dOings On Wcdncsday
evening. MI Cochran Is getting up a set OF rcsOlI-
ohs ana preparing speech also. il IS said for the
'char also announced the details of the grc am OF
July celebration 10 be held In the wiaram at which
1 Bynnm Of Indiana, and Crisp, of Georgia
Illinois; Holman. OF Indiana: BrcclinTidee OF Ken
tnckyi Allen, Of Mississippi ard Nc Adoo Of New
jersey, Will make " short talks