The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30
Ihe Bulletin.
NEW YORK.
THE wAROF THE FACTIONS.
THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY AND THE
TwEEDIILs.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-When il became
apparent this afternoon that disturbance
would probably occur ut the meeting Of
the Tammany general committee this
evening. the Sachems of the Tammany
society met in secret council and resolved
not TO open the ball this evening. They
therefore called on Superintendent Ken
ncdy requesting him to have sufficient
force on hand IT, prevent the door. from be-
ing opened. The young Democracy in the
meantime had assembled at Irving hall,
there patiently awaiting the hour for which
the meeting at Tammany hall had been
called IIplfpast seven came, and with
it, platoon. of police from the variou,
warls marched into Fourteenth street.
completely encircling the Tammany build
ing. An immense crowd followed them
honting and yelling. bu, no disorder occur
red Finally at the hour Of eight.
when the young Democracy had
been IN session for over two hours
they cent delegation to demand admit
,ancc to Tammany Hall. Police Inspector
Walling. replied that be had order. To
admit nobody. Rempn-trancc, were OF no
avail. ~. the Sachens of the TAmmany
society had requested the police to admit
No person inside the building. This
ended ~" controversy with the police IL
being apparent that no meeting of the
TAmmnny general committee was 10 he
held tonight. The Democracy then re-
turned 80 masse to Irving Hall. where
they organized another meeting with
senator Dreamer IN the chair In the
meantime the excitement arornd Tam
many Wa constantly increasing. Judge
Hogan, standing on the lower .iep Of tue
.ntnnce &" the middle door. aid that
He understood Kennedy had issued Or
d,rs not To- permit any citizen 20 enter the
hall tina, night, and .en, nearly thousand
police to prevent the people ~ the great
city meeting peaceably in that hall. II
such were The cage. Kennedy ought to
opes a. IL and imprison the people for the
quiet expression Of their opinions. a. he
did during the rebellion. He denounced
thi, r.. movement dictated by bold
specie. Of high-hsnded tyranny II wa
u.ing the police force for n most improper
purpose, taking them from their legitimate
dutie..
a voice Never mind. Judge; Ken
nody has not now long To live.
Judge Hogsn Il don'tknow 40 long
", W. have traitors smong ", We don
know what mas be done, or how long be
may have 20 live.
Al this moment Harry Gen,' made hi.
Appearance and wss Joined by large
crowd who inquired III they were going
30 meet. Tn. Senator said. ale be.
licv-d not. The police were thsre 20 pre-
ven, them from entering the hail.
There were next cries. Where Is
Tweed
Genet 81 know nothing about him bu,
Il ]. quite clear h. j, too cowArlly a. mc.,
~ here tonight We are ready FOR him.
bu, he hss ne, come forward although he
has called the meeting.
Genet and other, OF he young Dcmoc-
racy then went back 90 Irving Hall. whore
biz party were ia caucus. Everything here
passed Of very quietly, the numerous speak
err denounciug their opponents and form
ally demanding municipal reforms for the
city II New York Tweed hAs gone t.
Albany where the Eight j. 10 be renewed To-
morrow. b" having during the rcce.. pre-
pared new charter which will De- intro
duced Tomorrow snd which may suit all
parties