The evening world., 1894-07-04
CHEERS IN TAMMANY.
Enthusiasm in tho Wigwam and
Much 0ratsry.
Senator Walsh Ta'ks Of Q United
North and South.
Hill's Covert Attack on Cleveland
In . Letter Of Regret.

OF glory to-day, just as IL ID every year
when the Fourth Of July-comes around.
and the braves are lebrating indie
pendence Day with as much hilarity
and enthusiasm as IL there were no such
things as a Lexow Committee and Coun-
sellor Con- to make things disasreeable
for the boys.
1t is the One Hundred and Firth an
niversary OF the Society OF TammanS'
or Columbian Order. which Is being
celebrated today. and no one wouii
suppose from glance at the animated
scene at Fourteenth street. and Third
oyon,. this morp,ny that n WAS an of
The sidewalks were crowded with
s,,,as,,an loco, . nd National and their
s friends and ,'t tss n,s building was deco
n'h,oh ,as s.s,noned from w,ndows and
Which, "a'
.na ,v.o,ons ,as,t 30 ora,orv hes,des
"nu io'.'o"s ,,,.,s,..,.t,
ooer good Things "hich the "'shihh'e
knows how to provide Tor the hungry
and thirsty braves in the cayernous re-
cesses OF the "is"Ah ai'er 'he ''Ne anu
short talks are over.
The sneakers engaged for the occasion
IN. spean T ensaee 80 ~, W" ~ s,,,'or
are oena'ot fa.'ieN W"'e'i' 'ne
tongued orator from Georgia. and Con-
gresham Joseph w. Bailey the famous
vouny rox.n-to civ. tho ..,ong ta,ks :"
'ouhe ieNa"' " give 'ne 'o"e '".ne'
wniie on the "short-talk' list were Con-
gressmen William NJ. Springer, of I'LL
noss; James ,i,, fgS9v; q. GThneSIacn.
I HaSes ~ Iowa: Jcsenh III Washing
ion Of Tennessee: John d, Pendleton, Of
West Virginia; NJ. ]. McEttrick, OF Mas
En,n,n,nas' 20, Daniei sics,es
E uniIlni,i,,1ss' p,r,iat, Ssna,or 1arnb
rrankiih ba .'e,'' I'M ~, va ~, n:
Cahtor' Anasa . iarker an" MOST u
others, a.
The big hall was packed ut 10 O'Clock.
began with the procession OF the
SaChcms headed by Mayor Gilroy, Grand
Sacheu and followed by Sasarn0re WIN
ian, u bnhhs and WiskInkie Daniel
AZ Dnnsgan John I Gorman Eather
OF the 'oupGiI' Maurice r.. hoianan,
ScTlhe, ana al the otneI 'hsn,ldIIeS oi
tn ne Their their Sc" seats upon The Hlntform'
while Bayne's Sixty-ninth Regiment
Band, which was stationed In the gal
~ u.an. fairiv yihrste 10 the sounI az
N, t"naI .irs ~
Then there was an address OF welcome
10y GRAND Sacnem Iiiros anu u Tousihk
song from the quartet Of the Taminany
Glee Club, entitled The Old Banner
M Maxrhs r. afi Holahs h'cI performed fF
Ing Of ~, Decla ration If Indencnl,nce
;;ms 81 'n pa nnnf.nt Snr, ~ S rronn,ihaJ
by The constitutjon and by-laws OF tho
SSS,, IN ,rhan NJ unio,ag 'nnt re.'
80 II; IL IL W a r -,
a. .,iss ~. hea'ihe bc 'ei"'' s"'b
Pa Ts t''tS ao.E. ,, -, ..o. ,,.a..
read by Secretary John b. McGoldrick:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Hon. Thomas F. Gtiroy, Grand sssham. &c.
Dear Sir: I regret that il is impo.aibie for MT
to acrep. the kind Invitation 1 have received to
attend the celebration OF tho one hundred snt
eighteenth annivorssry Of American Independence
BY the Tsmmsny Society,
rasr. n IL np 3.y
80 impressrely remind US Of the meaning ane
s.S of e. III no." s... Oh til. s
day Of July one hundred and eighteen years ago,
certain English colonies In Amsrics declared their
day thu drs step Was taken on this sonasn, TO-
wards Trusting human government TO the control
and management OF the people 10 be governed.
such pSse ds sa e hs .a BEEN ,"Sat inca
except In the faith and expectation that those
n,rusted with ser,sovernment would guard an'
entFste thht uns.Msh anu Neu-aserihehg ee'o.
t,on 70 their scheme a. sovsrnment whieh 10
s' fy essen ,h % us PUTTY anu ,steS,
nstitutons and Seo.1se thew are thr.at.rs9 Win
the ssn,ns stmosphers OF ss'hshness ana eIpia''y.
- -
70 s'InuiA's si'u ''e.s'H a pas,''o 'o'u % ~
ooFerhment aoI ~ WI 80; Wnus SuI ieloieilH
sT0u'u p' ,mraSuea u! Is fnsshs a. "alrh We so
o. on, Coun.E "fo lnvueu WIN mis-, mis- zee ms
''urS 'e'S "u'!' ""'EN 'Lh' EHN"p'
NlCE-PREslDEST's CHAMBER,
WASHINGTON, June f. 1894
Dear Sir: Your very courteous invitStion to
attend the celebration OF The llsth Anniversary
OF American Independence At Tammany Hall
reached me this morning.
] beg TO thank you sincerely tor your very
kind remembrance OF Inc, and exceedingly regret
that prior engagement will prevent the pos
sibility u my being present oil this occasion.
Again thanking you very sincerely, remain.
yours very truly. A. y. STEVENSON,
wATERTDy'N n Y limo gs ls9,
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