The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-29
LOCKING OUT TIE INDIANS.
,ur NOST STtPEND0rs PoLITicih
.tohE or THE CENTURY,.

NON A. on III q ' EN ~
,.,,,.r,uv orth. Tribes at the wigwnV
]" No, TIC Mtgwiu q d Against tie
y'a,,.-Thr Gun ~ 1 Tres Gu trdcd b "
pa-p M oI Iirury -m.th'- PoiiccHen-
T,,- C,.td-nrI III Ou.ninks the Enmy-
Th,to,. Lug, ct Ii" SHNnGes.
-h'U E.. ~ G'" ,. - G'At" o. h DtD,o
3D. .-.1 G,aeyB 'o0.nWce.
s,,. tb,,,as. my dl'y 70 commune ,tcthe fol-
lu-s Of tac Council OF Slclcms OF the
T,mm,,, society, taken this da,.
r,Nu,NY SOCIETY,".
,,.u...i.to or,h Council orSichcms OF theram.
-,,,s,c tg. hcdn tn Council Chamber OF ns
n,o,, ,,W,.va.,. I'll. 2'tl lay OF March, 1870 james
, yeso.,t. t.ihcr of the Council, presiding aud
n, slost ,aciems present, viz: Sachems sam.
,IB C,ryin. A. OaNoy Hall, W. I. Brennan, T. Il.
u,,, Peter n swccny, Nathaniel Jarvis, it,.
J,,n ! rrdlN, Charles g. Cornell, Isaac Fell,
..d Jo..rb p.ulne; absent saehems II. IS Con
,ol,s suI,,.. W Mel 'an, the following preamble
.,tr..t,.gn, w,rc after mature dolbcrltion,
unarimog'i! ai"I''i
u,,... A call for 4 Meeting Of the General Com
,,;nse 8, D., held in 1nmmlny Hal this evening.
t,.her. i..g,l having for its oston.iblo purpose
useor.f,rl iu1 % measure. ol legislation relnting
Lui.,.r.autI. n.st tr.u-oirod that this movement
D. -
,r.p..., ...,,l,e. aui s4s for ii. real object to
,alr..ur. 'ou.bt uc disturbances in the party
vli,n t., haas, commenced; and threats of por-
soma, ,...,,. ste matc n-4.a-t members OF Tie
comm. ..fo use go cul.Nne with them, thus
,ub.i,s.t.. r.5...al tc.ior..n and mob force for
Inc regular uI orderly action of the Democracy;
hoi il D.. arp.i,pt tht If .uch meeting is held the
tubic r-sec and the sai,,y uf tie property OF the
Society will be ENDANGERED; and
Wh,ols, The Cou Gil deem it nCxpedient TO sur.
render The Hal. for any such purpose, and they be.
neve It their duty according to the precedents and
usage. heretofore established, to adopt such meas.
rresm ID secure Just representation to the De.
uooracy OF the city In General Committee, and o
harmoaou. organization OF the party therefore,
belt
RssJr.d, That tie use OF the Hall for any meeting
nwttlhoid until the further action Of the Council
snd that a committee Of Eve Sachems, including the
Father OF tue Council, be appointed to take such
seton viii restore union and harmony to the
Democracy Of the city of New York, and a consoli.
dated General Committee Of their true representa-.
tres
In pursuance OF the foregoing resolutions, the fol
bving Committee we're appointed, viz:
saeheu- F. j. Hart, : h. Garvin, NJ T. Brennan.
SAtharir' Jarvis, Jr, J.mes B. Nicholson Father VI
he Council
A,,es,ti hy the signatures OF the saehems.
sachon- samuel b. Gauin, Matthew T. Breunsn
A. Oakley Hall Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr., T.. II. Hart,
John J. Bradley, Peter b swoeny Charles q. Cor.
tel Isaac Bel, Joseph Dowlur, James b. Nicho!.
t3s. Fl cr Of TIE Council
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES B. NICHOLSON,
Father OF the Council
TANv,>r HAN, March o. 1870.
AN INrtRyIEw WIN SR, TWEED.
Fnt. that TO meeting was being held in Tam
u1ny II . I-' evening, q Sun scout was seut In
searcl of senator tweed. lie found him calmly re
posing .n the house Of one Of his most trusted
tienl- The following conversation cnsu ed
RLPuR1fH- Mr.. Tweed here Is circular issued
Ny the ia'.ualy society. iorbiddiug tile opening o.
Tamualy llu tonight. and ntimatng the selectlo OF
ofa ncV t.r.rl C,mIi;tce Have you seen Til
circular :
Ma. lHren-oH, ~c', COY was served upon ne
shcr; tine so. was surprised ut It. We mi.h
Just o. well Lave held meeting tonight, and lav
eome 20 -'re Kind Of an agreement But 1t seem
tat tie lamuary Society think differently.
kEroL,fC-Mla1 does tne Society intend to do
IR. IwLrD-NDu viii find that out IL tie oircu.l
vAi,h you have hoyrc you.
BuutItL-TI,r the T.mmany General Commit
tee o.. h,.o o. o meeting tonish'i
NJ lrITr-C,rta.nly lot.
RErolrlL--NA Lat 60 you cal the meetin. Leld il
irlnr H4uf
MR I~EEp-A-k the Democrats OF New Yori
what q ,y call H. 1t was certainly not n meeting O
I4s Democratic General Committee. 1t was ~ meet
lns o J'tu Norrissey's friends.
EErs E4-E-ILe Dung Douocr however, CLAIM
70 have ial a majority Of the General Commit,e
pFeser'.
hn. 1wtIp-It l. barely possible that it /, SO, an
OILY barely possible. ] do not believe i. knoy
better
Here the ilont doorb,ll rang, and Mr. Tweed
called into private room. One Of sir. TwecI'
most pro mincnt friends, and q distinguished publ
pnlcer, was left With the reporter. The reporte
continued the interview with Mr.. Twoed's friend:
EEroRTER-What viii be the result Of the actio
ofthe Tammany socetyi
The result OF the whole thing will be that a ne y
General Committee will be elected
HEroErEB-Is that sof
"l' 50. That Committee viii include such mel
u liam Il. Duncan, Royal Phelps, Neson j
WaIcrourY and Others OF the same stamp. Tho-,
men viii take the places 0! such men Ne Jamc
ObIel. join Morrissey, and their crowd"
AiiNEI tH-IlON eCOA VIII tLls committee De a.
opeauoui
"N 'h!n thirty days This fight Las been Tough
once before. Fernando Wood once thought that h
held tie General Committee and attempted to Agh
Tie l4umanny Society; bat he found himself pu
Gu. OF the PARTY, aud has lcen compelled to ru
Agle ever since OBrien, John Morri.sey, an
their gang Of repeaters Will follow Sir. Wood
footsteps"
kErvfLR-so there Ia no hope for O'Brlen & Co.
Nyt the least. We shall cut of their supplies
Thou au4. OF o'Brien's roughs now hold snecure
u thu city. They viii never be allowed 10 draw
h9'her cent from the city treasury"
HHprfEE-Low will you effect this reformi
Through the Board Of Supervisors. They vii
pa's resolution prohibiting the Comptroller from
paying ihcse scou ndrels their stealings. The Comp
Hsllef "A not be permitted TO pay any man salar,
unles' 10 has done iona Gds work. We want th,
H'L'hi Of New York 10 understand that TIL,
lea "L1 have dsgraced New York and disgraced
~n democratic party are now to be thrown out o
Nv 4AAmJnS Organization"
HENRY SMITH a co.
Here Nr. Tweed reappeared, and said to the SUS
reporter:
am not rightly represented In the suns inter.
view us morning. You quote me as being in favor
VI Inc retention Of the present Police Board. That
"no' so ! want every Democrat In this city tC
Ano" That am In tyor Of filling all ofnces now held
" Republicans In this city with Democrats. The
iAtluUllCana rive UaV I IUOul1 uol ak Won tf