The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
TAMMANY OPENS THE YEAR.
APPEALS TO THE COMMON PEoPLE
ron THEIR VERDICT UPoN HER.

EOR THEIR VHRnICT upON HER
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'no W" o'
the General Co--i'tee = Ju'tice Grady
Reviews the Attacks On the Organization
-w.shirgto- Called on 20 settle the
Tnr,9 U,ee-t.t.ty .,s 70 Ab,uao, the
I,.ou. T.,-sso.OOo for P,or m.u.t-
49,. a.. .,.. c.,
The new Tammany Hall General Committee
for 1894 organized In the wiewam in Four
teenth street last night. 1t furnished several
surprises In the operation. Fret In the selec-
ton OF new officers In place OF those who have
served the committee for so many years;
second, In the appearance OF Police Justice
Thomas +. Grady as Chairman OF the Com
Dourke Coctran aa tho orator Of the orqaniza-
DouiNe ,'sie 90 . .n y, ~ ,4a.1a
Grady made In support Of the resolutions
ofyorod .nd .dontad
James J. Martin Chairman o, the old Com.
mittee Of Thirty called the meeting to order
and named Police Justice Thomas L. Feitnsr
Tor temporary chairman mr.. reltner con-
graduated the committee on the full attend
auoe. Ml,on Ea,o e.'uenoo " .no e an 60.
the members oil the organization Tor the nRht
In the campaign OF 1894.
lie. US not nina sa,s ne ss siliuoa',on
popontssre preparing. but lot MS 20 on with
our work. giving u, the people s o. THIS city that
tsr,zsd our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of munielpal afrsirs.
let ma prove by our merit that we should be
continued in power. and by the In fluence Of
our success. felt throughout the country help.
as in the past, to elect Governors and Presl-
dents"
The Committee on Permanent Organization
reported a ticket headed BY Augustus w.
Peters Of tho Old Guard for Chairman. John b.
Mcaoldrick. Jacob Marks. E J. Bradley. and
Patrick A. Whitney for Secretaries. and John
W. MoQuade Tor treasurer
Mr. Peters, VINO succeeds nelson .s smith as
Stoet and Petroleum Exchans" He Is portlg
man, about so years old. with o sweeping iron
G msmbsp Of he oeeeation from the rWenty
fourth district lie lie a native OF Canada. but
has lived In this state thirty years. or more,
rsmmanv Hall "' 0sA -
Mr.. Peters made q formal speech Of thanks.
after which poliee Justice Grady for the Com.
resolutions:
r.: D:moe;,,ic General GOm%,,sec Of
PIES and purpose. Of Democrscy and pledges ts ear
upon ,hc repeal q the SILVER Purchase Law in fahl
hs ss,Ion pnd we renew our s.eapsnc. OF loyal
as Sa % on
prompt s. . Ss SpS OF ,6s ss On: lSr
Pm CUISINES. and iPdusrs ercis.
:s.a long d: ;s:g. and sss5is!s;
Pespi: wissoui mop. q I'm .s u he eSadi
BY "a. and delay which have thus far
MAJ o sns nn.tsn snd ns p socS n..iii
ssps aud prompt sstiSn viii aaofd basis for
hS S 81 p. Of ina s. q ne
sem %nsos tS.y esaaisasss. - ".
pose upon The people 90 neoms tax unnecessary
and inexeu,aos OF 's moss opn1Si !, snd
n.ni:'OI. ssp:Hsi,. an inSsn.iys 70 perjury
th.n,hs.s .,,;nai1g war we Sei.y. to DO an act OF
ps,s sm sha, the economy which h. has enrorssd in
lance Ian he has ssssossd sS.S,sd 10 tue appo.sisn
OF ns OF a. BIZ state have relieved the
": tsvsr means e substantial relief to the IN:
Of pubic improvement as are required in the public
interest. and TO enable ihs vsrioG, ments q the
Lesl. % speedily pas. such bill. a. authorize ihs
sSys Of Sonas S s ,nn pnpr.o, n, u,vo,
f.Sfu hS' and fsa1ies.iy sdmiSi.isr.d careful
lie improvsm.nis hays tsPt pace WIN %. Tfowinx
dg,. be, Gs' % ~ NE
ana psae Ss has BEEN md every
sisIsnt with the honest snorce msnt OK the law has
been Afforded them.
We gratefully .eknowisdGs The loyal and unfsiins
our s S hs p sresr
craze =, ne onr .Tot a ata .,
S@sa,,s or S%sres1 cite. with me best II ire. roy
srnmsnts We havs secured for the people wise jus,
and economical administration OF municipal affairs
md Bl.ds: our hes. soT.: g ever public :nd:sySI
welfAr. of It. citizens,
Justice Grady took the platform to speak to
the resolutions We have met to organize
for the cam paign Of 1880" he said As ex-
perienced warriors it Is our duty TO look over
the Held We md depression IN business and
distress among the people. This distress 10 the
natural result OF vicious Republican legisla-
ton. yet It Is employed by our opponents as
an argument against DemocratIc suprem-
Acy. and the poor man who Is looking for
york, who heaTs the cry for bread from his
Preside. 10 not likely to stop to reason. IL that
argument be good one or not, II 10 our duty
to educate these people as 70 the true reason
for this undesirable condition OF things.
This organization. Tamnany Hall is an sdn-
cational force in politics. IL 10 not ike
those that arc growing up around us to-day.
The sole idea OF our foes 10 that
hat Ia mi Hall hA hAatAn ri0hf ar