The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
CROKER STIRS UP TAMMANY.
EVERY MAN CALLED ON TO DO MS
LkYkL BEST FOR TIE TICKET.
Election District Or nnixntion to Begin st
Once, and the Disnheetcd to he Reasoned
Wtth-Mr. Grok~r's rcdictl N.

Election Dis,rse, Or 'nnizntion to begin at
Once. and the DisnGected to he Reasoned
With-Mr Crokrr's rcdicti N.
Re'ored That the Tammany Hall organization. in ex
ecutre meeting assembled cordially endorses tho
PATTERN OF principles enunciated by the Democratic
National Convention at Chicago and pledges earnest
and unit ring support 20 the nominees OF that Conven
ton. Grover Cleveland OF New York and Adlai L. St
venson of Illinois.
The foregoing resolution was offered by
Richard Croker at n meeting Of tho Tammany
Hall Committee Of Twenty four held yesterday
afternoon and was adopted unanimously 1t
was rot offered and adopted. 1t was said. as
testimony to Tammany's loyalty to tho Democ-
raiy its principles. and candidates. but to give
the lilo to the oft-asscrted statement that the
Democratic organization Of the city OF New
York Is sore and sulky in defeat and proposes
to knife the ticket nominated at Chicago.
The adoption OF the resolution was preceded
by speech from Mr.. Croker. which was
much on the same line us the speech made by
John Kelly in 1854. when he called on his
lieutenants to rally to tho support Of the can
didate who was nominated against the protest
OF the Tammany organization.
Yesterdays meeting was called to hear the
report OF tho subcommittee appointed to pre-
pare scheme for the reapportionmcnt of New
York county into Assembly districts The
committee not being, ready to, report simply
repoFteu progress. and II was decided to hold
four on Friday afternoon Of this week, and
every afternoon thereafter uni the plan for
ffSiiniiis - under the new Appotionment
After a short recess. which was employed in
leaders OF the several districts were called
upon TO make tatement Of the condition OF
the OF nnization in each district. na ticulnrly
WIFI, reference to the reception given to the
nominec and platform of tho Chicago conven-
ton. AZ Of the reports were favorable. though
was some dssati ton over the failure to
dominate Senator Hill. This. they Thought.
however was not SO serious that it could not
+o Tbs 5. business, disnosed 81. Leader Croker
TOOK the iloor and gave his lieutenants u plain
best work for tho success of tho Democratic
national ticket. The meetings Of the commit
report was made Of Mr. rroker's talk He said
that the camiaign is of the utmost importance
to the Democracy that the eyes OF ito Demo;
that 1t Is the, duty of Tammany Hall
t., show them TINT tho sort Of Democracy
duty to its party in the hour Of nect He said
that the w2rkmpss begin at oneeand be kent up
must make supreme effort to get out every
Democratic vote, and to secure as many more
f9r the Democratic national ticket as possible:
| tho hardest kind of work is expected of every
district lender as well rs OF every election
to work at once to organize their districts and
| to Look out for any evidence OF disaffrction.
Any disatfoction must be at once attended to.
Mr.; Croker requested to be constantly advised
trict. SO that he could lend his aid to making
the canvass as successful as possible. SO far
as Tammany is concerned. He said that tho
disaffected must be made to understand that
the organization had done all It could to secure
the nomination Of Senator Hill: that it stood
by him to the last ut Chicago. but now
that another was nominated it was the
duty of every true Democrat to support tho
ticket. The disafrecton. he said was, due.
perhaps. to Tammnny's earnest and loyal sup
port OF Senator Hill. and it was. therefore
Tammanys duty to bring the disarected back
into line. as it was also to give tho Demociatc
ticket this year the III gGest plurality any
Democratic ma; ional ticket ever got in the
city of New York. 1t must be made clear to
ALL he said that there was to be no sulking in
Tammany Hall.
After the meeting Mr.. Croker said ut is my
candid opinion TINT the Democratic national
ticket will he elected beyond the shadow of n
doubt. and that it will carry this state by the
largest plurality ever given for Presidential
candidate"
District Leader Harry c. Miner OF dc Ate
went from tho Executive Committee room in
Tammany Hall to the headquarters Of his dis
trict organization. whore. at II meeting which
had been called for the rurpose. he introduced
n resolution endorsing tho Chicago nominees
and platform. which was unanimously adopted.