The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-29

Democracy in Irving Hail. the police took their de.
patture by platoons, with intervals OF several min.
utes between each platoon; Out OF the $50 police
men that swarmed The walk, "t hali.past 10 there
| men was LEFT TO guard the building, under the com
mand OF captain and with instructions to admit
none but the police.
The JACKSON cLuB.
After the meeting 1t Irving Hall great many OF
the braves of the Young Democracy repaired TO the
jackson Club Room. corner OF Tltty.third street
noticed the irdomitnbe Larry Rieinsn, Alderman
| Tony Miller, james McCahc. the handsome clerk to
James CORY, Stove and Pat o. Brien. Henry A. Clin
ton, Thomas BOese, joel fthan (Comptroller Geo
Of the Young Democracy seemed in remarkably good
humor over their success. Every face was wreatbed
10 smiles, aud jokes were hantored freely on all
sides. Larry kiernan seemed
THE LION or THE kvENISd.
One OF the persons present mentioned something
about the inability OF the General Comnttc to enter
Tamuany Hall, when Larry kiernan said Tint In all
Democratic bodies II the custom Tor the mnjor-
ny to rule aud that no man was dt to be the leader
OF the Democratic party who would oppose that
rtincpie; II was Democratic custom to allow the
people TO come together for discussion IN peace. aud
that right wus denied tho General Committee to-
The gentleman present joco.rly asked where
| Tweed WAS, and was answered that be Was.
wAsuiSu orr MS WAR PAINT.
Larry Kiernan teing asked " he was going to Al.
| bany, ironically rcplied No, that II was dangerous
that the roads must be In bad condition, the tracks
10 doubt being ,orp up by me moi mob OF tle Gou,s
tll the morning, o. lie could do nothing there at
present
Itwas rumorcd at the Jackson Cub tina,
PRIVATE MEETING
| Of the " "Tweeditcs" took tlaco int rriyatc louse
last night bu tho rumor could not he traced to any
authentic source remark was mace by one Of the
members OF the jackson Club. that It was very nice
idea n Democrats Tad to- wait fr uerm--ion from the
Tammauy Society to enter IammHny Hall, when
| such men a. john A. Ktnncdy and Boniau In T.
| Iu IT.
positite OF this fact, for, rs he said Kennedy and
| Mannlerre were botl Democrats at one time and
| belonged to tie 1ammany Society and person who
| II once n member Of trat Society is always 40.
gentleman gskrd what the country members
wouli think of this tonight, and rcceiy ed
sver that the country members would know nothing
| OF it,
As rnIr NEVER READ PAPER.
| Larry Kernan soid TINT the young Democracy
were In Tammany Hall still and on no con nsidcration
would get out OF II. II they were treated lair and
| square by a majortJ OF the Committee, the Young
| Democracy WIS satisfied. and would give in grace.
| uliy. Mr.. kiernan retired early, but during the
night great many braves Of the Young Democracy
called to congratulate each other their grand sue.
| cess. despite tie boasts Of Tweed n Co.
During the evening there was much sport.
" Eead' CORY perainbuated around the room with
slear In enc hand and candle IN the other. with
| his face adorned with wal paint and wildly dancing,
Shouting Justify the war cry. Little va, said 10y the
political leaders present, hut there great deal
| OF talk among the members OF the Club regarding
tie absence Of Comptroller Connolly from tie eau.
| Gus Of the Young Democracy. They styled i'm
slippery DicS.' .nd said It was high time Tor him
to come Of the fence. At u late hour al adjourned
| quietly to their homes.
rHE GAG ABorr CALLING out rHE MILITIA.
List evening. tie let wing Of the Seventh Rcsi.
| meut was drilled bv Col Emmons Clark IN the
| srmoty over Iomukins Market Ihis Is q cir last
| Wing drin OF the -ct,on II was ATTENDED BY a
| number Of ladics aud gentlemen. friends OF the
| Seventh. The command was no. nuder special
| DER In anticipation OF any trouble The report to
| te contrary was gas for political effect.
| Tug LEssgR LIGHTS OF rHE SEVENTH wARD-rns
| LOYAL TWEED MEN.
| At the Atluutic Garden tie small FRY politicians
| mustered in force. They empted Kegs OF lager
beer. In their warfare on the beverage Of Oh Gam.
| bfimus they did wonders. III ere wercn't glasses
! enougl In the establishment TO provide for tLeir
dteaaaee eaFery the nli;imporisni toric of tbe mo-
wals.-i. fhey didn't care n the, ssid exr-essiye
I ID. damn about the Young pemocracy When
ties i1allowed their lerer, was with many hearty
sac!cm. As the ls-cf rose in tlcm. their loyalty 10
BIZ a became more sH' lore remarkable. Thor
last life dtoIs should DE srilt 90 his service the,
s"o'c lhey re- tuly fo"l +"l lirrs those ehaIs
"ete, a, . scy .rih liquor q, 7'rr observe
Inspector Jale-uu Wa, there ard on.rticd tre
moudou. number VI gl,-sc-. Lvcryboiy s5ook
la'is with Tin, aud wauicl 10 kaoy what le
tr''yu i'e garden WIN lh7 rrt-'ncc c'r'y IN the
cvoriug bu, .ei' 10 In time for the II O'Clock tr,n
ior baly. Mr'h hin won't 6,w % d, s,auncac-t
| ~ =, r'ers. Deputy Slcrin llmc. Ryan gathered
quite a crowd about lin. H. loved Tweed IT. wti
tni b" -~.re lewa. wi..-g To- ic !sn lis oGce M
thc Grand Sa,hem's favor n,',r lLau l.l,o the old
fu-w cat n tse colt. on r., p,pu'. sacrG II
TIE NstitH torri, was preset Win bic one arm
lie didn't 40 tu Alb7ny on toe II u'i e., train, rut
i SONG to-day to support tlr OH Chap T.. tLete
Rod, :. liras-r' wasn't absent, q tHrr, iur TNtrjy
j. going t. put lin va TIC riare nov occupied =
Ecurl " it,is .s Shruu'- .uctl'Lcor.
Ell. IfCHrt, the f.t.t o.. -iI agent. anu Tte.'.
tcnan, OF he G,th Req lmrn'. MAJ, small srreci
iuIaNor vi Tweed " lie MS mi. hy euthooeil- lc,
he Wa, snIl a iu. lri'ON With lray eyes. lie
pledged Lin III ,nd IN hls fricad- to stand by the
Grand Saclem t. he eud, at a la71td- Alicrmin
| Cualy aud Reilly shoWcl heir sweet ftccs on tic
Garden, and attracted dcl Of attention. Tim
l.p-Ht4 hen g1YHI
cit, Courts and Jim Barclay the ti'y Librarian, d,d
u little IN the lager line and uNcr aud Tim Nor
raised tie deuce viii thc scaorpcn JOHN iorJs
mousache was cured heau, ully, sud the WAY hs
| empuot the glHs,e, WAS to De iemcmrcIcd. War.
den st,com, Cauta.G OF tne Gyih Re-lment John
KENNEDY Tim I'LL, Buckllcw Das, DrLnis Con.
saniinc; and hundred others OF tne minor political
| the night. The Atlantic Garden /, a lAyOrite resort
Of tie Seventh Ward Tweed men.
TwrYD's FORCES ~ RorrE TO ALBANY.
At 1915 r. NJ Hue kno,s Of three. and lour' be.
gan to arriyeat tie Hudson River Railroad depot. 1t
| Was full lnccn or twenty minutes later Gro real
heroc, Of the VA, arPeorcd
| and OLD lean and lat some evidently with well
MED bag. and pockethooks. and come without.
The croSd that rallied TO tue support OF Grand
those who went no on the II =. " train, were Al,
asg%S% M aa Gook "f oSars.y snl SJGR JSRa
Blair. Timothy j. 'ampbell, Judge Cox, Waiter
and Jus. Barclay Librarian OF tho CIT, Hall. Burke
| was looking anXiouSy for some man to take up hs
bet offered In the Sun Of esierday TINT within hty
| dns ho would control tie TAmmany General Com.
| mitce. lilo found no takers
TnE oNLN LEAnFR
Of The Young Democracy who went up the road las,
| night was Senator Norton Who
| Leaned Ike warrior taking h.sr
| with his Iurtcmaucnu beside hW
| The otlcr leading members OF both factions 10.
NAMED in the cit! Io cool Oh little. They VIII 60
| up to-day.
so they shut you ont Of Tummany tonight"
| said our reporter to Senator Norton.
| Yes they did, but ,Aey cant shut Us out from
| voting"
| Sulery.ors BIiCc md oliver were there looline
| after their own Interests The former remained hr.
| hind hut the latter went up tu Albany. Shepherd
| Knapp, the Secretary of the Young Demucfacy's
| meeting was also there, and 50 was
| ooFrr GOoFT,
bnt they did not GO up, There were no scalps hang
| irg irom any mans be.t but from the display Of
| greeubacks Witnessed on every hand there must he
| large addition to tie money circulation OF Albany
today, The warriors we're so tired with their even.
ing's sbors that they Cleared cut the Restaurant In
| the waiting room
| In convcr alton with several members uf the third
| house, our reporter euned that