The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-10
THE STRUGGLE AT ALBANY.
ytyutTTaN CLUB DITIDIN0
'hN ,up yOUyG DEMOCRACY.

,hc Cuu- and the Smoke Of the
ns,tIf-Noriop md Crcamer true 10 Tue
n.i, ucI,ean's UItimatum Tweed
49,, Co-Tyred will Fisbt-TLe Huckie-
berry charter IL,
,'.,x, March 9-The most intense excite
-, nrevaled in Albany last night exceeding even
s.,..,.sa nv the rout OF sweeny co. The
,..s,., a, the pelavan were thronged BY large
49,, -, o,coI,tleians. The rooms OF the most prom
~, so,,,or, and hssembiymen were also be-
-, ne ,hose eager 10 ascertain the truth Of the
-. ,,hieb l,.d been circulated TO the effect that
a, harmony OF the Young Democracy had been
,,.,o,hoa Those rumors have been since trans
,,,n.d into stern truths. While Senators
y,,,or and Creamer have been lighting on behalf OF
,-oeple ard for . charter representing the demo-
,,,,le doctrine OF local ltgovernment, the prema
lure growing Of certain prominent New York city
,soe holders conclusively showed that there was
,opbnaon already armed to grasp all the patron
". ,ps to establish In New York city even worse
Ring than tha, from which II has been relieved.
ius SLATE or rHs NEW RING.
iadeed certain men had gone so far as to form
a,,s which embraced the nance OF George W. Nc
Lean for Mayor, Henry W. Genet for Comptroller,
nd jane, o'Biisn for Street Commissioner. Mr.
Mclean was to be rewarded for holding the whip
uer the head Of William NJ. Tweed, his deputy. 1t
N, par,l, agreed that sepator Genet vas to have
l,melhinG to say concerning the selection OF the
vroton Board Commissioners This scheme was
pcretly concoeied N dinner party given by Alpha.
vi Barrow Esq, at his tpsl,tlal residence on Madi
700 avenue, few days since, at which were present
John Morrs.ty, August Belmont, Samuel J. Tilden,
George H. Pur-er, James M. Mclean. Andrew II.
prssn, and an illes lsnste political swindler.
WAR WAS DONE AT pARLow's DisssR PARTY.
It was then and there arranged, Mr.. Morrissey rep
,s.eails certain element Of the Young Democracy,
hat the World was TO support this scheme and
Marble S Co. were to hereafter name all delegates
bths state nd:National Conventions and further
nnt the World was 10 take the place OF the Tran
MP, in receiving the corporation printing and nd.
rsrtisiug. and moreover that Mr.. Alphabet Barlow
VI. TO hold the position OF sdvisorycounsel to
N the depAr,ments. Thus the public can easy un.
isr,tand Why II IL that the sik-stockinE and Man
A,t,n Club politicians so easily became amalgsmat.
hNlth the stratum ofNew York politicians that they
lave hitherto desplsed. The FIRST thing demanded
b. .he Np,id Clique was the immediate
Dlc,PirArIoy OF WIN. -. TwEyp
u Depuiy street Commissioner In obedience 10
a maj le Of these great men, Street Commi .sioner
NsIean ave The Grand Saehem due notice OF his
,.mi..,l from the nniee Of Deputy Street Commis
rouer ~ case ha resi- nation was not forthcoming
tery soor. This occurred but three or four day $
ro Lat night, when Il was known that the Sens-
ar. Nlohad ballottei against sweeny 4 CO. In goo1
hi,h hal very wisely decided not to submit TO be
bo.,i'. orldc ofhce holders. the proposed removal
Of IWeei WAS roconsidered. aud this morHins
your correspondent discovered in the Library OF
the Scn.i, the eian, form Of the Grand sachem,
seated between the handsome o'Brien and the gen.
tsmsny Mclean. They ouzred together for fe
ninut,-, aad then adjourned TO deserted commit
Toe room W .llirs where they continued ,hclr con
set,a,on uldi,,urbed. Il is ssid tts' Messrs.
o'Bf.rl aud Mclean endeavored to strike
LITTLE BARGAIN
rtb Mr Tweed but the latter peremptlrily de-
ehed and declared that he would stand to his guns
and astt Unnecessary. The elpost Of these schemes
almost para yed the host Of New York politicians
10 Dyn. II came 80 unexpectedly that
they ahrdy knew what to make Of It,
Tie rooms Of Senators Norton and Crtamei
were crowded by indignant Assembiymen an
other.. vho were desirous Of knowing their con
sliuen,, we're to be betrayed by the moekery OF
charter a..nming on Its face TO restore local ant
municral government 10 the people of New York
but which Nas In rea ity merely an act TO divide ul
the city government and Its enormous patronage De
tveeu a combination OF greedy o1ice holders ami III
tlk cking aristocraey oi the Manhattan Club
Your spondent held
CONVERSATION Win SENATOR chIAyER
th morning lie declared that he knew nothing
and c,red lees concerning the distribution OF the
,pol. Nor does he desire 10 be held responsible
tf al the PROVISIONS Of the new charter. All b,
Iks on behalf OF the peopie OF New York Ia tha
tAeir lOcn government shall be reorganhed, elecuui
maud, suppressed and the repeatere driven iron
te tO- GU election day, as he held these soundrels
70 be worse enemies to repub icln Institutions thar
even rebels Ia arms lie further stated that
he represented constituency where there has neye
been repeating, and he was determined that tn
votes OF the honest people OF his district should no
b neutralr,ed by the fraudulent voting Of othe
eyea greater importance TO tile people Of the cit
t6an the proposed new charter, believing ths
uniess the state Legislature Of New York reform
the abuses that exist at our elections Congress VII
usurp the power to do 90 ut an early day.
SENATOR NoRIos SAID
iba. Tie dgbt had been winged to rid the city of New
York OF corrupt Ring, and that be wanted no pat
ionsge, ~ ne was elected In his District and cOult
9fN's FORK an honest and Wholesome roNerumen,
lie l-ld direct all bis efforts 10 attain !his eud.
rHE GATHERING or rHs cLASs
There Is no longer ans doubt that there Is spli
.mohg le iOang Democracy In day or two
viii b. atie 10 mention tie names Of the Opposin
bO,s II looks now as II the war is TO be waged Il
the eotnte. These troubles are due to the intrigue
q the Manhattan Club politicians. II u rumore
wl advocate the cause OF the honest element Of Ia
lOung Democracy
Mr. George H. Purser arrived here tor glt, an
tsls sausuine OF the rass"@e ~ the new charter.
Tas oAUcUa
TIE New York SeuL.oIs ...d a Caueus IN Senate
weeds room concerning the new charter. Thei
consulauon was very brief. and they finally al
buned Wit ont arr wing at any conclusion
TUG New York ASSEM- Olymon met In caucus In SpeIk
Hhlichmsn's room A prolonged debate, par icipate
"a " he7srs Fields, kiernsn and Mitchell. tool
pAoe Aiter great deal Of discussion an amend
menl TO abolish the Cent? Park Commission WI
carried aud embodied In the instrument As I'll
hTH people. when they drew up the charter
Nudously omitted TO mention the PARK, this Com
hk kstocking sristOcracy. No further amendment
were made, but II was generally understood tha
Unet rrDusnant parts ol the charter were to b
bUleken out,
raE UucKLEBERRY CHARTER.
AZ the session OF the Assembly tonight Alec
treI Introduced Charter No. on behalf OF III
Row York delegation. This charter has been ehri,
vas referred TO committee consisting Of Inc en- nlIr
Pew York delegation As previously stated eon
portions Of this charter will be rejected and thos
portions are those inserted At the request Of ldeu
marble and Barlow.
THE BoSB oE coNTKSIioE
Tue following synopsis OF the Huehiss,tTy Cha
wr Introduced into tie Assembly b. NJ. Free 80
Neaing, was published In an Albany afternoon D,
WI IT'S nearly correct:
P.re 10 December, and new one elected for torn
= fas board OF Police missioner. which IA nov
asloner are TO DO elected by Inc psople. in sucI
ahnH nat one shall be elected each Year 10 that ats
bo.d bs ep OF te seIns q the members OF the nr'