The sun., 1894-02-14
SPOILED 4 SNIp CANE.
No Doubt Now whore the west Harlem
Democratic club Stands.


Six OF Cart. Killclea's biggest policemen.
headed by the Captains biggest Sergeant.
marched from the West 1921 street station
last night down to the corner OF Bradhurst
avenue ard II5th street. The West Harlem
democratic club was to hold n meeting and
rectify little error. The error was the pass
ing at the last meeting OF the club Of u rosoiu-
tion denouncinG Tnmmany Hall and going
over body boots. and breechcs TO Secretary
Fnirchd's New York Democracy
Tho last meeting wasn't very well attended.
Capt. kiilclea Lad a tip that this one would
be and he wanted to he prepared. The six big
policemen sat down in tho antcroom OF the
hall where tho club meets. while the Sergeant
announced to the gentlemen present that
there mint going TO le any scrarping hero
and no bloodshed. soe" at which announce
mont therc were looks OF great disappointment
on the faces OF many Of the gentlemen.
With this understanding Of things the meet
ing went on. l.. J. Kelly the President Of the
club. presided. He was for Mr. Fairchild Ono
Secretary was for Mr.. Fairchild and the other
wranglcs that imm ediately followed the OPEN
ing OF the meeting. the question was on the
approval Of the minutes OF the last meeting.
I. j. Hayden announced; 49,
Everybody has right TO come here this
That's what wc'ro going to do. and we'll start
with clean shirts again IN the morning Now
| lead oil. boys.
And Peter H. Garland led Off with:
-" The workings OF this club have got to be
| open ard above board. and the sneaking, Of
| manner without giving us due notice is wrong
| I'm not going to permit my rights to be tram
| pied on without being heard.
=" oh. what's the use OF talking. rete? We
all agree with YOU" said a voice near by.
Let's vote: we've got 'om!'
| Then County Democrat Il. J. Morgan m owed
| that a resolution cNpunGing the Fairchild res-
| olution from the minutes lie laid on he table.
| vail bVaIf tf.Na
men grippcd their bliies. At this moment a
member cooked his Derby hat on the left side
| business went on. The resolution 20 tahle
| wasn't dobatablc and it was lost-i5 to 2G.
| President Kelly asked a secretary to act for
! him, and he made II speech. in the course OF
which he said that the club had been kicked
bali by evegyhody, ,front Mayer Giroy down.
And now he said. when first We assert our our
scotiers learn who we are and pack our meet
Amid the cheers OF the twenty-six he de.
clarrd History repeats itself As the old
| Romans stood and fought even so this little
band OF patriotic citizens without power aud
without patronage will stand aud fight. Io
are slaves: We are serfs: we are ireemen,"
There, was pr9lonEed applause which was
had given IN his Job in the Custom House last
Friday SO that he could be real freeman to
-" Now let's yoto again" said Mr. HAYDEN
and they voted, The obnoxious resolution was
-
We stand and fall together as patriots" :"
cried President Kelly
And you'll take your medicine" said q
voice.
The medicine was administered then In the
shape OF the follow NJ resolution:
Hh,.r., At u mrcIIugof the West Harlem Demo
Cub he'd leh. with bat tew members pTescnI.
pAs'ei preambss aud resolutions assOCIatiug them
selves -oey tor mercenary purposes with the $50
called state Democracy; and
Hhst.t., The aforesaid West Harlem Democratic club
III regular meeting assembled teh. l3 with
The majority ~ members present rrpudls the above
mentioned trTcgularly passed resolutions, prompted
they by visions ~ personal inducements IN
conjunction with the 30 called state Democracy
which the same ar" but promoters OF dssensIuns IN
te ranks OF Tie regular Democratic party therefore
be it
, sR..'rR That this club endorrss the platform as
adopted 10y me National Convention held at Chicago
June -. l>n-; ani h's0,
h.-.r-,L That at In accordance with the rules
governing the state convention which was held at
Saratoga oct. :, 1854. therefore be Il further
R-a rsJ Tta' the West Harlem Democratic Club rec
oRnizs IAmuanf tall as the only political orgAni1A
u1n IN Nrw N0rE city which advocates and prActts-s
the true prluciP,es of democracy. and that faith
fully CONFORM with ami nrny adhere to the doctrine
Thereby Promulgated
The twenty-six made such wry face over
the dose that District Leader Sitting moved
To- strike out the offensive things. and then II
went through with bells on. The six big no
licemen. h-adrd hy the tigge.t Sergeant. got
up then and marched back H. the station. No
more TesOlutious changing the politics OF the
West Harlem Democratic Club can be consit-
cred hereafter without two weeks notice.