The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-09
WAR AGAINST TAMMANY.
A FORMIDABLE COMBINATION Ar
RATED AGAINST THE RING.

Andrew Garvey's Big Bell TO be Cracked
What Forcibiy Struck Mr.. Moloney-Thc
Meeting this Anernoon-Tammany Tam
perine with the Mozarters.
The Eve outside Democratic organizations Of
this city opposed TO Tsmmsny Hall, tired Of suffer
ing deea. year after year. have at last concluded to
form grand coalition against the Ring and to place
In nomination ticket which will command the re-
spect Of all good citizens. In furtherance Of this
plan. delegates from all these organizations met In
Masonic Hall on Saturday afternoon. As this union
OF the factions had given rise to considerable discus
sion, and was regarded important event by the
politicians large multitude was in attendance long
before the hour Of meeting.
While waiting for Justice Ledwith 10 arrive,
Supervisor Foley, Robert b. Roosevelt, Roswell ID.
Hateh, Smith Rly, and q dozen other gentlemen
bad Then attention called TO u mammoth four-whcol
ed truck on which was suspended an enormous
bell. The whole was surmounted by a small oc-
tagonal turret, from which are TO be displayed the
likenesses Of eight OF the most popular candidates
who will run at the ensuing election. -Four 1tal.
ian artists were painting It red. Mr.. Hatch asked
one OF the artists what under THE Sun they were
going 10 do with the truck The reply was, that
the concern belonged to Mr.. Andrew J. Garvey. II
was then ascertained that the with the painted
nose and big diamond cluster pin was preparing
the wagon with
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10 oe run through our streets curing 'he Oo'u'hs
canvass. Big Andy Garvey will Of course, present
his bill for tolling this big bell in the streets TO the
present Board of Supervisors, before they terminate
their existence After having gazed at the big bell
for some time, the crowd proceeded to the hall.
Every seat was speedily occupied.
Tboma, A Ie5wLi,b az chairman His Honor on
taking the chair, returned thanks for the honor con-
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hooert B Roosevelt OF the waterbury action and
Alderman Miller, OF the Young Democracy, were
then appointed Secretaries. Smith Ely, as leader Of
his branch OF the Democratic Union, then opened
the ball. After adjusting and readjustng his spec
aces he said that as the object OF the meeting was
TO favor combustion against Tammany Hall. he
moved the adoption OF the following:
R,soired That commit ttee of Ave rom each orran.
ration twenty nye delegates In ALL be formed for the
purpose of making nomnations TO report to this
mItee With power TO make arrangements for the ensu'
rug e'eeuon.
egates from Mozart Hall. and Mr. Moloney at once
arose and declared that Mozart was entitled by
right to many delegates all the other factions
combined For" continued Mr.. Moloney, Z" II
strikes me forcibly that Mozart Hall Is an
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than tue Young Democracy. IL strikes me forcibly
.nss powerful party IKE mozart hml ought not to
Democracy. 1t strikes me iorcibly that We ought to
have twenty members that Committee, and the
other feilera tyenty-
Uavinr been strrck torc,,iv ,h,.a lima. tho hxu
liant Moioney resnmed bis sen, Tom raiI,han an.
in' 4xv'oney IoSuneu NE heut ivm .dinh.h, an
other Mozarter strongly supported MI. hooney,s
proposition. Peter woods, always red hot In his
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would bc driven from power ExAderman Mas
terson agreed with both Messrs Woods and Riley.
a gentleman by the name OF Larkin ana Charley