, 1870-03-28
THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC
WAR,
Two IL un dTcd nMd Twenty Members
of tho Tnnan,nny General ComEntt-
1rr Demand n Meeting, to be Held |
Next NCndNy.

Two IL adFcd nnd Twenty Members
of tho Tnn,many General Comsntt-
1rc Demand II Meeting, to be Held
Next Monday.
Frunr fhr St,r Trrk Ear}d, Nareh *
The Andrew Jackson Club House, in Le1ing-
which il the headquarters Of the Young De-
tnocsacy, was last night crowded With tile
friends and followers OF Sheriff O'Bsien to the
number Of several hundred. who discussed
With great interest the events OF the past
thi1ty-si1 hours. \ large number Of the most
4 council was held to consider what course Of
action shorld be decided upon.
Tue feeling among those present vas very
strong, and the trc2cherous action OF the lesd-
ers Of the Ring, in betraying their party and
breaking the pledges they had given. was de-
uouneed in the strongest language: Nc trace
Of any want Of confidence Wa Visible: but
their present Temporary check. It WAS declared.
would only cement them more strongly toeeth-
er. They felt certain that in the end they
would triumph, aud, to use the language Of one
81 those present, they believe thsr "hsve got
It VAS announced that yesterday morning
Street Commissioner Mclean hsd written to
William u. Tweed, officially removing him
from his Office Of Deputy Street Commission
er 20 that the latter has nov no excuse or
prctcncc for retaining that position.
u SAIL A2A0A AAp14%NA4& oAa%EA2EAk NA9 l2A%lEs
to the effect thAt i paper had been signed hy
go members Of the Tamnany Hall General
Committee. calling upon William II. Tweed to
iesue an Official notice for holding meeting OF
tho committee next Monday. in order to take
, show Of hands Is to tue relative strength OF
the two parties In Tamnany Hall. ~ the
eiGuets Of this rsrer constitute two-thirds OF
the whole number Of members, it Is not be-
ieyed that Mr.. Tweed Will refuse TO ISSUE the
csn for the meeting. Should he, however, re-
fnsc, it il underrtood that, ty the constitution
Of the committee, twenty-five members cau
prder = meeting to BE- held: Among the
sieners Of the paper Ne Sheriff o'BFien,
Justice Cox, Judge Locv, and Ill the active
members of the Organization, excepting those
Who are absolutely under tho rn1e Of the Hne.
Many OF the latter AAyc offered to join IN the
movement, but sufficient confidence cannot Be
placed in their support, and it has been de-
rliped as not necessary. There vaa ruuor
that the sachema Of TAn-nsny would not re-
srect the authority Of the committee unless il
wss called By Tweed himself, hut it is not gen.
e7aIly believed that they would dare 10 refuse
/ among their number the chief mAgnates Of The
ring. ......
The object OF the meeting Of the committee
On Mondty il to denounce the usnFrAtioua AMI
iuproper conduct OF Messrs- Tweed Sweeny 4
| Co., and it WAS also stated expressly that III
| ing their respects to Mayor L. Oakey Hal
| who, they bcleyc. has had large share III th,
mschinations Of his Associates Of the Ring.
A telegram was received from Sen.to
| C1e4mer, in the course Of the evening, giyin,
| encouraging reports Of tho condition Of AFFAIR
at Albany, which WAS reccived With enthusiasm
| The club continued to BE- filed with eager pol
| iticixus throughout the evening, whose MIN
pers were continually being added to By ne,
arrivals from al parts Of the city, and il prc
pcnted, up to late hour, scene OF great ani
| 1uation and interest