The sun., 1870-04-04

out evoking word Of protest. Your men seem 70
be weak. and not to be trusted
ras REPUBLICANS TO pLAns.
Mr.. MoRRIssEr-wo may have made mis,ake'
Mr. Greeley but that Ia neither here nor there.
The men who are with me took thelr ponucN nNos
in their hands and boldly struck out for reform;
the Republicans uassed in solid front against us,
and voting with the very men VINO were ras,ns
heaven and earth to defeat any reform measures,
Twoed and Swceny then presented their charter-a
chnrter that does not abolish the Board OF superv
sors that allows one man TO bod as many omces Us
hc peases thai says nothing about an election law
charter that Is meant TO Kill every man
either party in hs Ely Sar SnS we smos, nns 'ho s sS
body against us. That charter must be amended or
the city is gone. All that oBrion and the res' OF US
want Isl
DECENT ELECTION LAW,
and You will soon see now the Young Democracy
stand In this city, We have got the votes In this
that our votes are counted. oBrien can throw Eve
thousand majority in his ward one way or the other
All he asks is fair count Win the Poliee com.
mssioners appointing the inspectors and canvassers
he caut get fair count. You Republicans are
throwing away chance now tina, you will never get
| again. You will never see again such fight made
| In the Democratic party for reform. Remember
Mr.. GREEIEY-weli, II o'Brien really wants re.
form am glad oft. know that he counted out
over 5000 votes that cast for fast fall but
he sees the stT.E Of his ways and intends .s 70 T re-
| fair count, must look at II as good sign.
| ouBERSAroRiAL BAIT.
Mr. MoRRissEr-This Is the last chance that the
Republicans will ever have In this city, Mr.. Greeley
ouo % They have been bowling about election frauds
in this city for good many years but u they % 20 tor
law on TO 1t, they needn't never again howl about
election frauds. i tell you; Mr. Greeley Nere MT
crossed his iegs) let this Tweed charter pass with
out election law. and his city trN 0tre hundred
t6susaad Ds1oeretic mJO,itv for Goysrror n.s, :,
| you Republicans tciH roH sirfv thousand rotes for
Goreror nert faH, and that is more than you have
| ever done before. You know through what means
| Hoffman got $1,000 majority for Governor. Pass
this charter without an election law and this major
Hitch an election law on It. and tell you the Re
publcans will poll 10000 votes in this city for their
| candidate for Governor.
CAN u'LEAs AND GENET m sAvEDi
Mr. GnEELEY-what do you propose to do
| Mr.. MoRRIssEY-What do you think Of the char
Mr.. GRrrLxr ctili keeping his eyes Fixed upon
his iap-I think it is better than the charter that
defeated last week. But 1t does not 20 far enough
We must have, In some way, strict and rigid eec
| tion law. The city elections must be held In the
, | spring The Poli-e Commission and the Board o.
Supervisors mus be cleaned out II keeps this mis-
cradle tcalawag Hall in the Mayors ONCE, and gives
Z | him the appointment Of all the Commissions Thii
t | Is AZ wrong - $1,000, a.. a.,
wholesale slaughter Of the Street snd the CroioI
| Aquoduet Departmental We must have Stree
you kSST Ms Ms Ssnt Fave worse
y than the have got II seems TO me that 1t 4
| iull Of rotienness snd iniquity. One more corrup
y Mr.. MonsissET-That is all Twecd's fault II
has run the Department ever since lie was in IT, Ii
is responsible for all the stealing and corruption.
. Mr.. GREKLEr-Mr. Tweed WIS not tho Stree
/ Commissioner
a Mr. NoRRissEr-Hc was not in name, but he wa
a In reality He is res. onsble for the ro,,enness
tho Department. He ran tAings to suit himself an
made az be eo9d out of q. them lie
~ win be the head OF this Board OF Public Works
I, Why, Tweed will Of course That's ,he mar, man. A. y,
Is city. Take the Police Commission. Who do 10
suppose he will keep In there'
THE TRIBUNE TO orrS ON rnE REPUBLICANS.
e, Mr.. GRrELEY-I understand that many men in o
as 'sT oTrSp as Tweed @ and sSesny s10pos
ct OF course, that Henry smith aud Manierre VIII
10 kept in the Police Commission where they are nov
. That's the bargain. But what do you propose to dc
= | What do you want me to dol
en- Mr.. MoRRlssEY-I want you to open the eyes
1 these Republican Senators. i want you tell the
T., what the defeat OF this charter will do. You c,
IL control them. They are as afraid as death oi u
m Mr.. .GnEELEY-well, l will do wha, can, bul
am afraid 1t is too late. l am AFRAID the bargain
TO made and thai the most OF them committed to
charter as It Is But don't believe that you can CO
,e troll your three men. Genet seems 70 be dead 50
against the charter, but Norton and Creamer nppe
shaky They say that Norton Is honest. am gl
ir. to hear 1t. hope is So But am told that he
ut %ouSt TS PIo Of money hear that they have carr
over million dollars to Albany, and that they OF
Gu is inst as liable to take one side another. TT
Norton is true; but have my doubts.
lnu now rHE CHARTER CAN Bs BRATEs-rHs n.
AGAIN.
A., Mr.. MonnIssrY-If you can bring the Republics
MI no solid, these three men will 20 with them. Th
are sworn and pledged to go against the charter
he'd they have chance TO beat 1t. Genet v
vote against 1t anyhow, and II they are assured q
isH | the Republicans will not 20 back on them Mort
red and Creamer will follow suit. Let the Republics
IL give them chance, and see II they don't They
| Ofier number OF amendments III the phnnhIicl
sne VIII support them they can put new face on
Mr. charter and pass i, The election law should
the charter, and the Republicans, tell you, will
Mr.. sixty thousand votes this fall;
re. Mr. GREELEY-Well, shall do all can but, q
on. said before, am afraid it Is too late. shall ol
op' on the Republicans In the Tribune on Monday,
'e'' shall warn them what TO expect would say sol
NJ, would only put Tweed aud sweeny on their qua
shq open gRGI en wS0S oo as mercy e s on aa MonS
had | had better be Of your three Senators in
i, :, meantime. / believe Genet can bo trusted BY
have my doubts about Norton and Creamer.
ton is too poor to vote against the charter.
, | don't exactly know as 1t would be wise to put
We | election law in the charter.
rwEED's LITTLE oAMB.
ts Mr. MoRRIssEr-I tell you. Mr.. Greeley,
f'er those three men are pledged and sworn to
L.. Trey win stand nrm II the Republicans will pres
mas arm front. The election law should be hitcled
le." the charter as an amendment know that Tw
lyer is already playing with the Republicans on e
~, lion law He promises TO bring one up and pu
mes through provided the Republicans will go the char
ilch | He Will even bargain TO put II through the Son
ahead OF the charter But he Is smart, and they
in- | iools lie will cheat them out Of their eyes.
you | will get the election law through the Senate,
fore then after the charter goes through and sSned
pect the Goyerno or he will kill the election law In the
,her | sembly That would give Tweed and Sweeny
own what they want-the supreme control Of New
hnd | city. =, "a, =, ,, - 4.
nan. | Mr. GRKEIEY-Well, will do what can, bl
me am afraid 1t is too late am afraid the whole q
very IS settled; that every man has got his price, an
committed TO the bill And then ] am not 80
. no about Nor ton Creamer. STILL DO not desI
ihan Many OF the Republican senators will be do~r
Nor night Some of them viii probably be ut the VI
League tonight. shall see Just as many OF theI
| can, and personally urge item 10 give US a
h bc | reiurm charter. Parker will probably be d.
ding tomorrow evening. lie was down last
eve. | day, and called upon mo- l may poss
Stm see him tomorrow night, and will do what l
say | with him, think he will go right Mink so,
Mr don't know, am sure feel certain that y
wee many Republican Assemblymen got their price
with NYlng or lhbl charter some OF the oeha'Ol
for lear, ere IN The same boat,
CIV Mr. MORBissEY-l know that good many Re
IN fat leans got money for u,oir votes.
with IA IT TOO LIIPS
them Al, 5 -, -, -
lraTy | MT olEELhf much uld iused Eet' DO