The sun., 1893-06-22
Tammany's Celebration of tho Fourth.

Attorney General OLNEY and National
Committeeman HARRITY. two distinguished
guests invited to tho Tammany Hall cele-
bratton OF Independence Day. have written
that they will be unable to be present on
that occasion. Mr.. OLNEY has prior busi-
ness engagement In Boston. his home. Mr..
HARRrTY Is to be IN Chicago. away from
homo. on July4. Both gentlemen hail from
Etates which gave their electoral votes for
Gen! n!HARRrsoN in November. and their en-
forced absence from the headquarters Of
tho festive and victorious Democracy OF
New York on July 4. while a matter OF sim
core regret. may be turned to good account
fnfMassachusetts and Pennsylvania. Tho
Democratic fences there are In more press
Ing need Of repair than are those in New
York. where the Democracy is supreme.
Mr.. OLNEY and Mr.. HARRrrY, though
missed. will not be forgotten. for their elo-
qnent letters Of regret will. no doubt. be
read to the assembled multitude. The letters
Of Democratic statesmen sent to Tammany
Hal on public occasions OF patriotic or
pClitlcal celebration are we'll worthy to be
retained In the archives OF tho society; but
wsedoubt very much il among them all
there can be found any better examples Of
SNAsfA>>A ebphopoliob, HiolciuAy SApIcoSIu,
than In the communications sent by Mr..
CuEyRLAND. Take. for instance. his Fourth
ofJuly letter addressed to Tammapy on the
ninety-ninth anniversary OF the society's
establishment:
~Ths xcsl and enthusiasm with which ytur society
celehrates this day afrori proof OF its rtoadfast
patrpsm well its OF all that pertains to tho
advantage and prosperity Of the people"
Again. what invited guest to Tammany's
celebration. two weeks hence. can describe
thepopularly approved objects OF the Tam
many Democracy with terser accuracy than
MIR. CLEVELAND did In this phrase:
-A,society founded upon patriotic principles and
Geyoted 70 tho creed most In cOnsonaucs with tho
psrpsiuaion and protection of American tnsutus,nnA
Then he added:
"Thuh with reconsscrstion OF political effort to :ho
maintenance Of the Constitution In its integrity and
with an enyened zeal IN tho defence aud care Of the
precious legacy Of free government Transmitted by
the fathers OF tho repabuc. the day viii be well oels
bratsd aud the TaIninany soooIy will maintain It's
patsiotie traditions"
These sentiments OF approval. II eupho-
niotsly read by tho Secretary. will mako
Hmple amends for the unavoidable absence
OF Mr. OLNEY of tho Cabinet and Mr.. HAIR
RrrY OF tho National Committee But |
equally convincing evidence OF the sin |
certify OF his utterances il continually fur |
nished by Mr., CLEVELAND in more practical
and tangible shape than by tho method OF
Fourth OF July letters OF regret. 1t comes
In tho form OF appointments to public office.
ehcoring to every stout. stalwart Demo-
cratic heart. and welcome to every enthu-
sinstle partisan who casts his vote in New
York. and who insists that the Republican
and tho Mugwump should go. and that both
SHOULD make way for Democrats.
usually well-informed correspondent OF
THn Sun sent US week ago list OF Fed
efnl appointments accredited to the regular
Democratic organization In New York city.
There have been additions to II since. A
fuller list OF Democratic appointments by
the President here follows:
cnAHiEs WILouGHHr DAyIoS. Postmastsr
wilIAA AcApoo Assistant Secretary of the NAVY
sSnHH u WAIH. Inspector Of Hulk
TnoAAs kEI'oE Inspector OF Boilers
WruAh ALT. Deputy Revenue Collector.
S,so HfIAxsAsS. Landing Commissioner
Aish D. hosrSIEAL- United States Consul TO Lsghorp
I GlohsL D GAIDiSxA Inspector OF IIuila.
tvplIAA n. WALSH. Inspector OF Halls
DAStkL j. fHrLiS Clerk Steam Vessel Service.
HltlIss FIcEs. Clerk. Navy Yard
4 St4Hs AcEEsHA. Immigration Inspection
The filling of the Federal Offices which
Republicans are called upon to yacatc, with
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