The New York herald., 1870-03-31
THE TAMMANY REVOLT.
Movements Of the City Democracy Nobody at
Home"-The Political Trystiug Places De-
serted-A Card from 'The Allen" and
His Opinion of Peter the Little"


Inc torpdlty OF the city democracy yesterday ex-
ceeded even that OF the previous day and rendered
the resorts o the respective factions exceedingly
uninteresting Mr.. Tweed's ONCE was not open, and
Its apartments anu corridors were az silent M II
II were the Sabbath. In the new Court House and
City Hall only few oungers were to be seem and
these moved about with unsettled purpose evidently
IT loss what 10 do with themselves in the absence
OF their leaders.
There was no caucusIng hustle about the
democratic headquarters. as has been the case for
weeks past and the reporters in search of news
found them waste and barren places. Towards
night something Of a sensation was occasoned by
the intelligence from Albany Of the passage OF the
new charter In the Assembly but the number or
politicians assembled in their favortts haunts was
TOO small to give any significance to their deport-
ment. At night the clubs were thronged with In
qutrers after the latest news but the 'young de-
mocracy" kept remarkably quiet. as II 1t had aban-
doned all hope. The only incident OF the day was
Allen denoancine Mr.. Peter Mitchsil and defining
his own position copies OF which were numerously
posted up in the Ninth, Tenth and Fourteenth wards
during Tuesday night
Wednesday, March m sG s a't n. oa Peter Mitchell OF
orcba than polite began III TRADE Of abuse
o % S hs
which he had perfect right do they being public
ss.t1s The character Of unscrupuous sppOntss of
Now a. ibs called representative of the people has
nyasd himself Of the privilege Of shielding n%se BY the
not ss S called account Tor remark; .sy MAKE %
purpose giving public plain statement q that
As sa
those whom he attacks from behind his bulwarkE This
the Police Commission prostitute responsible position
;s as nsTsss ds rs own sas gu those who
Hs
s VI ss%osralc 1 and fspuscsn
s as M Of the o ss
Tying ,he holy ana iaudabIe passion Of purifying 6ao.
hs 'ssd bS s
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we'll .pGwns that they were incapable Of doing anything
ns sasonss sa, IN h
'ss We. s q he and public ~.ss
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Ave registered from his house which II
least could only be occupied BY two small families II mus,
issued by the Congressional
on s charge q ss saa M
Sas%a Gs.p:ssss lawyer NJ city ysrs; j.
Mr. Dennis Burns spprovao his manly upright
% ,q he fsqd % poon point them one s
sroaaSsy s,,sus" aia Peter he Great
III; coal and dandy w,hsa. brains; :, - ,.an,. =
position al the sI last election Which was partly the cause
The explosion OF this eminent democratic noe9ay ON the
tee q to $ act M IS s,a q
pesters and where there was not $50 legal voters
the district Il; act as @ Sss m M and
| house This Is why he attacked me. ~
made by gentleman whose associations were something
slss Than the slime and scum Of s" society," would pas; BY
help exhong the assaan In bis true coos 80 tha,
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Police Department Of the city Of New Yotsa .,,v
\ A Ore,.rstson Of Ale sinnce 10 the Old Tam.
T. many Tribe.
/ a large and enthusiastic meeting Of the demo
cracy OF the Fifteenth ward was held at Liberty
House, No. 40 West Houston street. Or. John r
| Maggie was called TO the chair and John S. Daniels
appointed secretary John Burt, Jr., presented the
| following resolutions
Whereas the democracy Q, tho fcenth ward, IN mas
distract the party and disturb the regular organization OF
Resolved, That hereby continued devotion
II ss and we
menss 70 strengthen and unite The party, and are
DIVIDE the party into facon. regular
kesovcu Ihat tue pure md honest principles on which
our party ~ founded should be embodied
and VIII by principles no essential To the
| prosperity ard happiness Of the people
Mr.. BURT spoke In favor OF the resolutions. After
speeches by other gentlemen OF the ward the resoIu-
| lions were UNANIMOUSLY adopted and the meeting
| adjourned. inc greatest amount OF good eelin z
| prevailed
| Jnbiution OF the Kings County Democracy.
The Kings county democracy manifested their K
utallon last night the successful passage the
Brooklyn Police blil in the Legislature by hiring
! luie OF one hundred guns on Fort Green.