The sun., 1870-03-24

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TWEED AND swEExY TO ne PITCHED OUT OF TIL
PARTY.
| In occorlsnce with the wishes Of the Aldermanic
| and Senstor1d caucuses, Tweed was today re-
| quesed to call a meeting OF tie 1aulmany General
| Committee on Monday evening. lie complied with
the request. The Young Democracy hold tie bal
ance of power iu the General Committee. Tweed is
Chairman. They have resolved 10 remove Lm--and
pSs US u Uor9 aTa ~ S b9ems S to SS
| rife. Both parties yesterday began their prepara.
| tons for battle. The Young Democracy are girding
themselves. and seemed determined to avengo their
Tweed's friends are scarce though there nre great
| many well.known politicians WHO cannot be forced
| to open their heads,
THE PRICE PAID THE TRAITORS.
A prominent gentleman who returned from Al.
sembly were offered $4,000 apiece to vote AGAINST
the ely bills, and 5000 each to be absent nom the
House. There seema TO bo but little doubt OF the
truth OF tlis statement.
vnAr A FRIEND OF Nm. swEENY SAYS.
A Sun reporter asked a vcll.known friend Of Mr..
swees,ny what he thought Of the nght.
are sd $ 1t o eo.' '0VE %h YGqP a ,hsy
want 70 Interfere with Matt Brennan for :
They might have known That they couldn't
Ter is that they felt their oats so much after
swceny lot Albany that they thought they could do
amount oftaa @ business 2 1 Is KAT Hank Smith. Tweed
ManicrrC, BrcnnH1, and that crow carry too many
guns Tor your Young Democracy. 1leY have got
money enough to buy every one OF the Young Demo
cratic leaders II they wanted them. They don't
need to buy the rank md file, for they will always
money-undetstand' Another thing which shows
that your Young Democracy are set of DID fools,
| Is the removal OF Tweedy from the street Conmis
| sioner's Department Ever, body knows that Tweed
put Geo. Mclean whore heis as matter Of friend
;hip. ard now Mclean, az The bidding o. The
Twccdy OUT. What good does II dof Why don't
they let lwoedy olpneS What do they want to kick
Il Ia saf
carry an election with The present Police Board
against them, and they can't get rid OF the Board
The Iolice Board will appoint canvassers aud inspoc
tors that viii shut down on O'Breu's and Nortou's
repcaters, and n that's not enough the canvassers
what I'm taSing Ssout yc been ven Ua sye Isn
and Sweeny have got them any wgy you eau tx H.
Kick them out % Of ramg@any iIils and 'ng kisk
done once, aud 1t can be done again.
CATHERINE TBH CLANS.
Preparations on foot for a monster mass meet
tnF OF the Young Democracy The people are to be
tie Senators are to be Invited to speak II il be-
lieved that popular could thu. be raised that
would sweep every ring scOundrel into political
eternity.
RELIGIOUS MEETING OF THg RING REPUBLICANS.
THE Lincoln Club. which H. situated in uuion
square, near Fifteenth street, is the Headquarters
It's Pre,idcut Is Police Commis ssioner. Supervisor
President ofAycuue { Railroad. savings Bink Pres
ilent, and until YESTERDAY Deputy Tax Commi.-
last night. tu near the opinion OF ts members In re-
aton to the defeat Of the Police. SUPERVISOR, and
Charter bills, at Albany. and found them Jul liant
over the defeat Of the Young Democracy.
on entering the sracious ptrlors We saw the de-
yout Ike Oliver, Bill Ashman. Steve Knapp, ana Ben
Merritt playing poker at separate tables. aud every
newcomer would be ntefrosatcd for later news
IRON Alhany and as ihe tota defeat for this yesr Of
the Police and SUI 'srvlsors' bin was confirmed bene
Gictions were pronounce on tie he1ds Of Swceby
and Tweed those good friends OF these Ring Repuh-
lcaus. At one end Of the parior We saw little Joe
over the respect oiAoldng bis Office oi For; Warden
another year.
The greet Methodist "exhaust ter" Supervisor T.
j. Oliver, tells OF hi- late visit TO Albany. how tic
thing was fXed," and how the Young Democracy
was treaeherOusly murdered. Supervisor Andrew
beaAley Is an attentive iisteuer, and, seems happy
thut tie Supervisors will not be touched This year:
Out OLD man bleakry went mo ecs!aees when he
was to.d thdt NE llundernolts ClNtl Courts
Clerks bill would be defeated by the Black Horse
Cavalry IA the Assembly II the present clerks woud
send the "su-lr quick up TO Albany. Andrew
promised that his son. Andrew, Jr wio l. his an
pointed in Judge Fovler'- Court should nt once sec
of rien as, hSrbor Msrier jimmy jimmy Tnomp,op sT % Who
iup"se' tlat semethitg should be Gono Tor POOR
halA smith' a. Mclean had
SCALED HIN.
John V. Gridley who has lately been beheAded Of
biz lufcrual Revenue cOlecorship said he could sym
Iathize with Hank md would ehcerfully pot his
nane TO any subscripion list for him Hanks benefit
Near by with tie do~ ncast look OF a watering lew
all the time admirng his diamonds, Is Port Warden,
and printer to the Ring, Martin Is. Brown who turn.
hyst, lly Ashmau, says this move secures my Port
v nden's berth another year, but am afraid now
that IWctdy has been obliged
TO WALK TIE PLANK;
that my father and brother will set their walking
napers' nom their siueeure positions IN tho Street
Department as the Young Democracy would NOT see
the point OF koc. iug Republicans IN ONCE though
we nave riven moro than halt of the patronage of
our district in TIE Custom House and Post Onice TO
Democrats, Who run our primaries ior Us
The prevailing sentiment anloug these " f,us,i.
oHs ling HtpnhictHS' VS. their entire salts action
the defeat OF real honest Democrats ike Senators
norton ant teLst, and ShcrA O'Bu.n n ..I. Ia,ir
hone that Squire swcsay wouiI sci turn M master
OF the situation.
. THE MANHATTAN cLUB LAST EVENING.
The Manhattan Club was -rguiarlp devoid Of
poiiHtians iAit evening hey late p-mocrstc
hey did not assemble 10 compare notes. len Wood
pllled quiet game Of whist with party OF NOR.
another table. rhilo 7. Rusrcs and wilson g.
Hunt inserted their heads there for moment hut
quickly withdrew them. The number OF visitor
than ave minutes Nearly al We're.
MERCANTILE MEN OR LAWYERS.
~ Delmonlco's however, quite gathering of the
Judge Curtis MAS among them, and Tom Pituan,
Malcolm Campbell, Jntee Hilton, Frank Blair, and
Capt Wtckes. Ben Wood was also there. and said
that each man OF the Young Democracy desired TO
be leader and there could, consequently, he no
cohesion among thcu; lie offered to let thousand
TO that five Republican senators would vote witn
Tweed. H. u'lusl0n 10 the reported resignation OF
the Deputy Street Commits -iunership by Tweed yes
.cIday. II Wis stated on COmmirs uner McLeuu's uu.
thunty, that Tweed had scut It in % week ago. Ben
Wood said tAat he he had never realized
DEMOCRATIC EARruoUAKB
til the present moment lie favored the power of
appointment and removal by the Mayor, but wanted
him subjected 10 u court Ol impeachment In case ns
selections were Objectionable This court he
thought, might De the supreme Court, or uny otLer
II was remarked that Il ere would he a big fight In
the General Committee at their meeting next Saur.
day evening. The Committee might, IL was oh.
served,
EXPRL TWEED,
but, inasnuch as Tweed contested the legislature
be neod not care. Ben Wood adjourned 10 dinner
at his house, and entertained there Tom litmun
Jugge Curtis, cXJudge GoOdhart OF New Haven
and Col Gardner formerly District Attorney oi
New Haven, and cAum vi Gov English.
THE BLOSSOM CLUu,
the headquarters OF the Young Democracy IN Filth
avenue, near Twentieth street, was equally quiet
with tie Manhattan. John Hutaling Walter Price
ana Bill Sharkey, looked In for a few moments but
soon scattered 10 parts unknown.
THE JEFFgRsoS ASSOCIATION.
The Twentysecond Ward her oes of the Jefferson
Association met In their old quarters on Eighth
ayeuue Roswell ID, Hatch was In the chair and
RV Apn I,.ln Ast..