Tammany Hall and its Patron Saint of the Union
The piece surveys St. Tammany as the legendary patron of the New York political society Tammany Hall. It traces origins as a Delaware sachem tied to American lore, the army and colonial celebrations, and the rise of the Tammany Society in New York. It describes the society as a powerful, secretive political force shaping city offices and primary nominations, with figures like Fernando Wood noted in its long influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Christopher Columbus
St. Christopher
St. Tammany
Great Poitical Society of
New York
Frogter Johan
Confucius
Temane
Tamanend
Taminent
Tameny
Manhattan Island
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Princetown College
Berks County
St. George
Revolutionary Army
Sagamore
Tammany Society
Newark
Mecklenburg County
Virginia
Columbian Order
Democratic Party
A. G. Johnson
Troy Whig
New York City
Fernando Wood
Mozart Hall
Wood
Halpine
Tenth Ward
Clinton
Halleck
Fanny
Tompkins
van Buren
Tom Moore
Tammany Hall and Its Threat to Public Liberty
The speaker denounces Tammany Society as a political machine and secret conspiracy. He argues that granting corporate powers to such a party corrupts state governance and threatens the republic beyond New York City. The warning cites broader danger to free government and praises destruction of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Gladstone
Bruce
Treaury
Ayrton
Dowse
Winterbotham
Mr. Ayrton
Bowring
Macfie
Tammany Hall
City
New York
Johnson
Tammany
W.M. Tweed
Mr. Johnson
Tammany Society
Jonathan
America
New York City
Supernatural Character of Christianity Lecture Summary
The Rev Henry Allen delivers the final Christian Evidence Society lecture at St George's Hall on the argument for Christianity’s supernatural character from existence and achievements. The Bishop of London chairs, funding discussions, unity ideals, and the society’s role against infidelity are noted amid attendance, praise, and hopes for renewed support.
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Christian Evidence Society
St. George’s Hall
Langham-place
Henry Allen
London
Society
England
E. Jedrell
Church of England
Dr. Allen
Hear
Allen