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would veto II, and everything would be lost For
tho charter, even as II Ia, IL q vast Improvement
power, however, win also have an influence over
those country members who might depend upon
sSmsSSdy besides Tweed to rush their & local bills
country Senators should vote with the Tweed party
Creamer, Norton, and Genet ought TO be able to
There's Blood He's repu,ed to be- rich, wcrth mil.
lions OF dollars. Twoed,s money would have no in.
Christopher Norton. from the Clinton District. |
should think you could secure his vote very earily
want, frs, of all. TO be OF Norton and Creamer
Mr. MoRRIssEY-Those men ougnt to understand |
another. II that charter passes the Senate as 1t
wen, through the Assembly, no o. matter What
h. tine pSfs moi Democrat Who % was I in ts ash, viii
hold an once have known these men for years, |
S sS sS'Sd S .s,sS s them S for sf S.%
| They will never forget nor forgive any man who is
In tei, nsh. against them no matter what he does %
| happen. A year ftom nert fall Tweed and Sweeny
will begin to give him the gad and Crssmet viii be
| will stand firm II you can only show them how 10
| beat or to amend the charter.
Mr.. GREELEY KNOWS xn. ritpxs
Mr.. oREILr-well, viii open on the Republicans
so, but 1 don't know. 1 Mink, II the thing has not
providing Norton "a and creamer win stick, but
don't know. will do all can; prefer the char.
Ter mat mas passed me Assemoly 70 NO cnarter q.
| charter.
olni.s MI m5RRisshf-Do you Aho" mr. ii'oen' mr.
Mr., GRrKLEr-I believe ,ba, do know him very
well.
Mr.. MoRRissEr-I wish you could see Mr.. Tlden
| tomorrow or next day. ~
| Mr. GRkELkf-i am 10 see Mr. lhuen TINS a'er-
Mr.. MoRRissEr-Is am working this thing egain.,
these men in the interests Of the people. have
fought prize fights, and have played cards. don't
deny IT, But l have never stolen dollar from the
city treasury in my lite These men have stole mil
ruEpAprtso
usro Mr. oroe,ov arose and began to nu, on
bis 9yereoh In answer 10 a question no said That @
pulled @ uO hi. % coat collar @ and took his leave Durns
Ss wSGt and the sTs sa fS @
some minutes smoking their cigars and canva,'iSs i
bill and started homeward, confident OF being able
to thwart the schemes Of Tweed and sweeny.
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, INTERVIEWS Win TWEED AND s"tsf'
Messrs: Tweed and sweeny went up to Albany
| last night. Mr. jaw Gould accompanied them A
SUN reporter saw the party at tue cars. and had .
nye minutes eoSyersa,lons wI,h them ~ ,,ro,r.o,
!. an election bill on FRIDAY.
Of the people OF New York presented that bill and
= nope 20 carry II tropgn Vs. n....... a,
n hkfpRrkh-some ol tne iounk Demoeraey ,ue ue-
clare & you never Intend 70 pass an S eeeoa h,, I @
q Republicans into support Of your charter:
IS ~ rrrnc.a ~ stv,nr ~ ,ho neon,. isn. raform
IT ehsrier. We incnl TO siyc them strict election
e Nv S t ,h aS, ,ay Years baHe been condactsd hy
e ths RepuSi,epn % Police Sommissioners who appont
| ed the Canyasrer. and INSPECTORS Yot the Rerub.
cans have inyar,Sy shouted fraud at the close Of
10 each election We intend to do our best to silence
o. tha' CRY no" anu forever
nd | rHu UNION LEAGUES DASH AT THE CATHOLICS.
20 NV H. irian iooryc y cpb ia.1 svenio~S
Il M TwrypTIoss are rcs resoIui5on. tn. ors
ID On, or ,hs,n vi,,u.iy says 10 hs C.thoic. NJ Nav
ne York city You shall $500 900 year to supper
xo Sas onn e", o ,ss mon s scSoS
ns hst snr are so,csd 10 nav .nnyonr,ated 70 IN,
support OF Your own schools in this city :" Now th
re the C"tboyes Of iii, city was caed alter Mr
GreeIey's bargain with John Morrissey in Delmoni
on F%y koy 9 sSs 3 1GSSd s"S Of To Ns
oi forced to support know those men too well I,
of sSe public money from the Catholics Of this city
IN | WON'T do John Morrssey can't bind such men a
ba viii i",vit The C,thocs of this city as they hav
NV done in that proposed amendment.
't | to split and divide the Democracy-kcep up th
he fight, that the Republicans can carry tner Sta,
S soces 10 be- the Repubcsn candidate ior Co
ar ernor. and
lad u,a p.poAry WITH ronRtssKY
~ h' 'N"'"- -
nse struck with view OF being neh, Governor OF IN
led diSae for Governor but he will never be the pe
Her 49, ~. sand,date ~
= | w, Tw.vn u, IA cuaer that O'pr,sr vas N.
ust present at that interview between Morrssey ar
| 49, yya.oi,tions ~ the Tricn Iaagno Tpnh
AIT would not surprise me II 0'Brien should come
Albany to eight against them. Their ou,rageo'
resolution
ans AGAINST THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
~ | chould condemn all THAR hroreadnys Z, .san
will | hardly possible to me that even John Morriss
hat should consent to such bargain, but he Is despe
ton ate and 10 wiling TO do anything to keep his foo
ans hold, always believed Mr.. Greeley was oppos'
will 70 such schemes but II seems was mistaken"
ans Here the car started ana the reporter hurried oI
the TnF cAUcss or IHs YOUNG DEMOCRACY.
ass On Saturday afternoon Senators Norton, Crear
noii er and Genet the Hon. John Morrissey, the no
pon John 70, ond others met nj Delmonl co.'s Chambe
.,raa, ard prnadwov, thew were in secret aess
AsI 70, Two hours IL ia nnderstood that the Senate
pa pea | nledred themselves to co.or crate with 4
anu | Renuhiicans securinR anendnents
me' | the Charter abolshing the Board
y | Suneryisors establishing an election Il
Hu' nrassryino the Street Croton Acoueauct and Ce