New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
ANOTHER BLOW AT TAMMANY HALL"
DEMOCRATS IL THE NINTH ASSEMBLY, DIoII''''
pENoTNCE MURDER AND FRAUD. AND
WILL DO THEIR BEST TO RE
rt.I-,f THE PARTY.

DEEM THE PARTY
A 1arco and enthusiastic meeting TO form n tenn
,oror,. organization Of the Ncw-York stat" De-
mocracv I'm the XXIVth Assembly District was heu
at No "a East Eiehty-fourth-s'' FSt 'N""''''
der the auspices Of the Cleveland 'Iuo' "l VIM
John H. Scully is president ana FRANK H''"'D
sacretorv Herman Bidder was chairman ana MT
co,,cfr secretnrv Mir RIdder said that tn, object
~ tho ne,y movement was the publication u ire
Democratic party. James j. Day o1er"r I''
amble and resolution dcnouncinS the corrupt NV
DDS Of Tamrnany Hall. including the noh'ha'o" VI
Isaac H. Maynard which defeated the entire .''Ho
cratic state ticket and ndorsing the cohV''lo" Vi
rohr Y NcKane Mr.. DAILY said his resolution
meant something but that resolutions onrrci ~
open meetings IN Tammany Hall were only Tor '"e
press 10 give to the people. while secret H'''''S'
wer. held T. devise means for enrlchhs us Mum
bers from the public treasury. Inc government
of this city was disgrace and the puppets 'I INC
poorl NJ Aldermen and the state Legislature were
q roproach coming they did from the gin if''is
81 the city The Lord was on The s'de OF N'oS'S'
and Pharaoh got bath; 80 would l"''lh""Y'
"Crokcr Diver and their gang. SAID me- went
Yves tWard. leaving other poor d"VilS 10 ~ "P .''
state but the crlminaliiy u Tammany HAL Wh''h
was 4 foul blot on the city and state. VIII ihee' us
deserts"
Frank SCOTT n former unsuccessful candidate TOT
Navr seconded the resolution. He said mat II me
,r.s-r. Democratic leaders were MT GrI'o'-l t,
~. b
'-.f, i,rs b., murder IN Troy tal fraud IN inv
,,.,,,fI Ms. hesitate go nominate" fnuII'Ifrr ".r'i
er,f,is r,r pt,lc Office The state Democracy WON
rtIr.,. th,. Democratic party 81 tmc men WI ''
d,r,. s., much % ruin r.. II j d'I h1i a. ~ ~
irr....-- ll. f,r,.. would make Ncw-l "rk h'P"'"
str lUgIpd al. -
TX Mayor William r Grace sIDke r. g., IN a.
3D.. .,,.n who had started IN" movement - 80
a., b,.i NJ, u~rs.ral feeling. hut was 'h"t'u,ilN ~
.lleri 81 Tammany Hall and abe 70 I'm" vHt a.
- ,i,,s..f II. f.tt 80 D." q solemn HHt! " ~" -
I.,,,o.-,ti. p,lifcs. that b." might l"ffc :" HH ~
Iron ana his chudrcns children = worthy nefI,it,
rtc baI undergone "A sal experience whcrI ms 1870
en- had decided vote straight N'Pi,'oN
~. ts.,,,sc IN. Democratic nominee i0r Jung 81
~. court - Appeals had been branded a. a .,.isi
~, shaved vi, many young men "'Tr ma, -
Inc into The ranks u the Republican party IN
n,iy remrlv was TO sct aslt" IN" m"h VINO ~" ~,
Gise;raceI he democracy THIS could be done 10y
'furrlng down" T1mwnny Hll -, =, ro,o,ot
e.rrirg addresses also maze pN
Hobrr, C;rier Monroe Henry De Forest Hald~lh
a,d John ] Quinlan and all the speakers W.T."
fr.gte,liiv and heartily applauded 1900,
ri resolutions unanimously adopted anu Il
conirrif'ce on organization wa. nppo'nt'1 rolsSo
i,~ If Iohn !. Ouinlln. Or u y G. And%t'Su
rohn II Scnly Henry !. Home. valentine hrhr,,
niger James J. lmly, Jonn D. M WIZ "" "hntr
ctr.lor and Bernard Gruauan"s. WIN the chAH-
man ana secretary members eN-oilcio.