The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-24

PATkICK j. FLYNN, of Ulster.
Il EDWARD u. LAWRENCE, Wcstchester
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rhe Grand -nchcm aud the Leader OF the
Young Democracy Iutcrvicwcd-Tho-. J.
Crcamcr on the sitnatioH-IIe has Hope
OF u, tric,ing the Losses sustaincd-Cooi
Confidence Of Tweed.
ALBASr, March 23.-The council of the Young
Democracy held in Senator Gencts rooms last night,
did not adjourn until very late hour The events
TIA, bad irInspred in the Assembly Chamber in the
morning were thoroughly eanvassed and considered.
Several Senators earnestly demanded the removal
Of Grand sachem Tweed from his position as
Deputy Street Commissioner, for they had no doubt
hat Nr. Tweed had been secretly operating to Effect
he deei OF the New Charter and other bills Others
Insisted upon the removal OF Mr.. A. ID. Barber and
Police commissioner Henry Smith as Collectors OF
Assessments, on the ground that they had been
working with might and main against the success OF
The moa ures OF the Young Democracy. Tie Hon.
John Morfissey emphatieally counseed the gentle.
men present to make
cLRAS SWEEP
Hal the adhcrents Of the Ring. These diaries
,ught to follow their masters for so long as Any of
nem remained liz ofice the party was not safe. b,
iunariuous vote the decapitation Of Deputy Street
Commissioner Tweed and Of Messrs. Barber and
emith, H. Collectors OF Assessments was ordered
Il WIS also decided to hold q meeting Of the Tam.
many Hall General Committee next Monday night,
In order to remove Mr.. Tweed from the Chairman.
hip Of the Committee, and to make other changes
Having determined upon these things the caucus wa.
brought to an end, and Sheriff O'Brien, John Fox
nd Commissioner Mclean returned to New York.
his morning, on calm confederation Of what oc-
urred in the Assembly yesterday, tie Young
lawnrrarv ra.I al 80 al,k.
lad been beaten yet their position was, II anything
Er Azer In New York city. They knew that the
'erubs oi the Assembly had received
THE PRICE OF TnyIa ISYANY
rom the Ring, legion OF politicians from New
York high and low. great and email made their ap-
'eafAnec .Lls morning They described the excite.
neni among their brethren In New York as intense.
Some Of these gtntlemen were very eager to tar and
Gather forthwith the scOundrels who had sold out
he party, aud II was with much difieulty that they
soald he restrained from accomplishing their de.
cres The kcpublcans are, Of course, in high feath.
Y. The fee certain that the next spring and fAll
elections Will reinstate them In power At noon to.
Jay ilc news OF Mr., 1V eed's removal and that OF
Ness barber and Smith received. 1t created
losurpri.e. for everybody expected II. MIR. Tweed
htrn! ed 10 signs OF regret when the intelligence
Sss conveyed 20 linn. Barber was as cool a. a Gu.
:rmhcr, and Hank Smith said he was glad of.t
-Four correspondent this evening called upon the
LEADING hES OF DoIH PARTIES
He fret visited Senator Thomas J. CTeamer and
found that gentleman In his room quietly convers-
hg with a number Of friends. The Senstor did not
leem TO he M anxious und excited as other gentle
men on the important topic Of tue day. q, an
sacred vnur correspondents questions solemnly aud
1snIs-ionatelY
REroErLE-senaior, wha, is you opinion relative
. the defeat Of the New YORK bills in the Assem-
sESAToR tcRrAxrn-sir, have expressed m,
prinion very freely on that subject during the last
hOu-a \ "a dO an -
belief that the action 81 the Assembly yesterday was
Brought ABOUT by secret and corrupt combination
I'm not surprised at the result, because never be.
neyed that The public punderers OF the New York
passage OF bills depriying them Of their enormous
seyenues without 4 struggle.
REpoRrER-Who do you think should be held re.
lpoasibe for the desertion from their party OF the
Democrats who voted against the bills 2
etsAToR CREAhER-Clearly some Of the so-caed
leader OF our party. consider it the most oesrad
ing spectacle that has ever been witnessed In this
Capitol, thct men who have grown enormously
Seai,y oy transferring the appropriations for the
pew York city government from the treasury into
sheir pockets should use their ill-got,en gain
IN BRIBrSo AND DEBA ucHiso
.Dsmocatie Assemblymen TO vote 10 sell their party
Interest and disgracins Il thereby before the
REroRrIR-Do you believe the charges that are
rade igainst senator Tweed, that he has betrayed
hi. party into the hands Of the Republicanst
CRkAnER-I know nothing directly that proves
n this time, but the evidence is very strong against
pm. have known Mr.. Tweed through
N Republican Legislature when all the
eorer % the Kei ublican marty opposed
I'm and II would be sad reflection on that gentle.
hAh To say II he was in earnest in the contest
le-trday. that he who had deinoralized and con.
seeied fepul licsn Legs la,ures could not pass a
measure IN Democratic Assembly.
NATURALIZATION you think that he was not in
tne-tin hl- cooperation with yourself and your as.
bclale' IN pressing the bills
TF1an axyhn haA Ia.
zee al Albany, were opposed to the Din from the
saI' ana weed generally turns up with his friends
am satisfied nov that Tweed has not acted in good
sth WIN his associates IN the Senate His interests
NJ ~ ~ tle o'her way, and no one knows u better
REroRrPR-Do you think ,ha, there were other
Eo9Hen' Democrats Interested In tue defeat OF the
tEEAsyR-There can he no Question about that
a'lgtu'P mere was an enormous amount OF money
eu mere 20 Seduce the niineTable traitors who sold
NsMselv.- and tGere must have been
MANY MORE BgADs AT WORK
hah anpcu an the snriace.
hFnkrEh-Do you think that Mr.. y. H. SWeeny
A'l nnj iiins 20 DO With tile Job Of yesterday
SiIAsLE-l told you at the beginning that |
~, ru 10 pIH.Ye evidence against any Demo.
n4Ie I"Hhc,an. IL vas not necessary iOr those who
60 ga ue work 10 show then bands, il they had 10
80 wa 20 sunscrino the money and employ their
EEL, T. u'c II, aud It seems they iound enough
aT" n itdH % take II and Ootriy their party.
- ~ MI S"ecnY, have not mot that gentle.
issh thye he ieft this city some weeks ago
bssyl," sl" kho" Hhat he thinks about this business
',"lA, lad high opinion OF Ar. sweeny's
Lsi anl ability and DOM believe at TINS time
- ~ ,' NuaId assist IN such work,
~ 'WII''' 'Fr What enecl alll the course pursued
~ , T' ' u"tlS of tie bills have upon your action
e. GS@g.u-I .,ll have hope, and believe that much
e1r5 10 unite Me links thnt unite the Republi
NJ. '"' ""Hocrstie mlchinos ia New York city
As rSHOLY ALLIAScE,
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