The sun., 1891-01-31
LOTS OF PRODIGAL SONS.
C1fEERS IN TAMMAEY HAIL WHEN
THEY SHOW THEIR FACES

The General Committee for 1884 Organ.
fseA-Col Fellows Presents the Resolu-
0ons DenouucinG the Revolutionary
Force Bin ssd the Census s3windlc.
Twelve hundred members Of Tammany's
General Committee met in tho big hall OF tho
WiRwam last night and under the decorated
ceiling and in front Of the bronze warriors on
the platform greeted with much vigor the old
friends who had returned to the fold. Every
man wore good clothes, and there were nearly
IS many high silk hats as there were heads.
A few minutes before o'clock the sound OF
many marching feet was heard upon tho stairs.
and into the hall wheeled the delegation from
the Twelfth district. with Pat Keenan, at its
head.
Pat took his hat of In answer to the roar OF
cheers that Rreeted him and smile spread It.
self over bis Ingersollian face He was kept
busy for several minutes shaking hands.
Among the other men who had lately viewed
the political world through County Democracy
spectacles. but who are now members OF
Tammany's big committee. were Conrad NJ.
smyth. who has been the Chairman Of tho
Counties organization in the Twenty first
district. and who has carried tho organization
with him into TammRny's camp; City
Court Justice NewburRer. william TAFT,
and Moses Dinkelspiel. who are followers in
the wake Of keenan,. and Thomas Cleary.
and John J. McKeon. who will try to wrest
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responsibility Of its advance and glory. " Les Lev
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Finally, they aemand the enactmsnt Of a Just
aGs Po Iii seons ths Ma sa sh' De aDD'
IN speaking e the resolutions Col. Fellows
called especial attention to the Force bill.
1T is difficult" he aaid. to speak with cslm-
ness about this measure. for 1t is apparent
that there Is a relentless determination on the
part Of the Senate to crowd It upon the people.
lions and 80 different from The spirit oi the
Constitution that the people cannot take too
violent measures to prevent the passage OF the
SD"Ihis measure Is not leyeed only at the
lanche q ths an Of ,est It, f9yem6sr that we ga
you believe you could poll anything like the
strength you showed then il that bill was in
The bin must either become dead letter
on the statute books or. II thew try to enforce
It. there will be bloodshed ana, civil strife
throughput the land Il we should so to the
peoples money. in the face q this bin, and un-
der Its operation. we should go as slaves"
The resolutions were adopted. as were reso-
lptipns OF regret at the death OF George Hall
tions asking our Representatives in Congress
TO take come stems LOOKING toward tho relief Of
the oppressed lows In Russia.
The committee II lwenty-four will remain the