The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-29
THE ALBANY view or THE FIGHT.
Hoffman, sweeny & Co. Iuiasining that the
Young Democracy urc Bcnten-kweeny's
Flight TO the CHpItai-Thc Tweed Char
ter TO be Rushed through ut Once.

Nloany Dy the midnight train. Mr.. Swecny viii
occupy his old quarters in tho Deayan the rest OF
the session. lie comes OF courre to assume the
Leadership Of the Democracy His friends aver that
u vas with great dirncuty that they persuaded him
" renter public life that he yielded only at the
mc,t urgent request OF prominent Democratic poll
teians. and at the personal solicitation OF Senator
Hardenburgh and other Senators from the rural
distrcts. The cause Of the Young Democracy Is
regarded here utterly hopeless and their defeat
10 attributed to their intimate nection with the
old politicians
TnR FOSSILS AND MUNyiEs
OF tho Manhattan Club, and tho Omission into their
counts Of rowdes and brusers. The Young
Ds, ,ocracy had the game all in their own hands for
urward OF o month, and could easily have won IL
they had teen abler tac,iciars. Much Of the time
was consumed in holding sworn private eaucuses
They always resolved to accomplish much bat
when the time arrived to act they Invariably failed
They never went bel ond introducing few salutary
resolutions and i.is. They always
JEALOUS AND SUSPICIOUS
of each other, so much so that no important caucus
was ever held withou, FIRST taking a solemn oath to
he true TO one another. A serious falling out two
weeks ago between Sheriff OBrlen and Senator
Creamcr had the efect for while Of materially
affecting tile harmony of the party. II IA tbonght
tl,t the old chiefs OF Tdmmany nigh, not have
struck blow for tire supremacy II Street Commits
sioner Mclean had not removed Mr.. Tweed.
That etep l. REGARDED by some Of the Young Demo.
cracy os premature and unwi.e, since II aroused
THR OLD WARRIOR,
and conn relied Lin to strike back in selfdefcnce.
Messrs sweeny end Tweed therefore mean bus
mess, and will go TO work in earnest. They come
to Albany fully armed and equipped In readiness to
meet any emergency.
The attention oftbe politicians In Albany was con-
cen,rated all the forenoon on the proposed meeting
of the Tammany Hall General Committee tonight.
multiplicity Of rumors concerning their action
were ahoat
SOME PREDICTED A RIOT.
Others the expulsion Of the anti.Tweed faction from
the organization. Some knowingly said there would
lie no meeting Of the Committee Early this after
noon Intelligence received OF tho result OF the
meeting OF the Tammany Sachems IN your city
this morning snd the resolutions which they pissed
naturally furnished food for discussion and gossip
TIE stock Of Messrs Morris ey, O'Brien & Co.. has
sunk pretty low.
Tho most intense excitement prevails lere rela
tive 10 what the politicians nre doing IN New York
Police Commissioner Smith is in receipt of tele-
Grams from the Central Police once which are anx
ious.y sought by large crowd Of politicians.
rHE DEMOCRATIC srNTR cESrR,L COMMITTEES
VII meet In Ms CITY on Friday to arrange the pre-
iiminarieS for the State Convention 10 nominal
e.muiE m M yes .or yunL,, % ol VIC t3uL' ~ HpIHA, ~
~, ,ti, =, ~ w y ,3 a, a, - ~ 49, "
not done the New York delegation in the state Con
vention viii be divided.
GOV. uoFrMAN's VIEWS.
Gov Hoffman was called upon by your CORE espon'.
en- w. sletuoou. Your eorresro, lehI iniorme
certain vS,i ~ C;overno, ,,oo ~ nr M s,.,l" ~
dssrnsions ir inc Democr,tiS ,e,,v .,ib yisw ~
pubi,caiion The Oovernor ,eriei maj hc ,o"E no
cart In the eontroycrsy amo,s lie wv Yoyk ci'y
pemorr,ts anv NOV, tbas ~ sho,it 10 In ~ ioei
gnarre. in any other rart OF We state. lie did not
% trre-e' ,n ,ne ety' '.' ,lr So az lirie
o,i In,' @ 'n"nnc n ulY ' SAuse "i 'h' P'e-ent
d'henInes vas to be io'nd n
TUE STRUGGLE FoR PLACE
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v,o,,il G,u a.. ,s. 'i.5 ,.,i, 49,. 80 49,
tc cit fNrv Yo,% H. ~, rrs.j,1c ,,,.,
without reiercnrc To t,e orcs .i'n Of Nl'6 .bopI1
80. ti'. cN,r,s To- .s,.',.N, ..,', ~, vi ~ ~
Ncs No-L Dc-,r c- ,s a., a., e o., "a to Tn,, VIZ
charter w7s the course taken as 20 tc Albany char
s h,l hecn r,'l,o 'l,i, 'VmtntNt men 2i botn Pr
c,"'.,t f = cI ,'r W. H nH 40 i,,u,, wy, tne
yr,,.I ty ~ Te.i ,,t,.t ,,., ,. '''l''''u'! 'P
fO''' '' Wv ''-''.'''''' UNIV WIS
sNri>F'cl'hf 70 1lg rsoPis
IRON pc .nrrit. In other ri t."f rc $50 v.ns 80
eteit th9t TIE New YORK scrotcr, and wc,pt ors
would have 10 ,iDll. aud consent TO real impr Owe.
irtnf Ia Tie cit ,' ri,v .lnI that c.ol nfte, ali
w,nJ come ont Of thc tresen, Ij.seS.I,'s al hi,
ni-M. II connruci aTord tre Re,ubl an. in the
.l.'at1rr am a,ru.c for moi couscutr 10 nny pcv
chatter mud % ,puye the rre.ent Caa,wi.,ious in
power The Governor teic,cl, w hnc' that the city
nresrn, fc ,IsI,,n,c ~" - 80 "'1"' " '"'
rHg SFw On ,nrfR ~ AGnANr.
Mr. Tweed's eli ,rtc- Was bfonglt from Now York
this afternoon b, Mir Corrc'ius Cor.on and nt once
taken To AIcck Frear's room 4 mn swans, ~ II
am elt.d In Ills morning, SrS MIR Fr,a, i,,ne
datcly called A meeting az I'M, Committee on Cities
to Wron he submit ed Il 3 document They at once
unanimously agree to rerort il 10 The Hou-e NJ lie
evening session in the shane OF an enondt, ent tn
the charter first introduced by MIR Prom II Xns
also agreed 10 rouort a
-, .
SPECIAL fN'l't NIL
for New York city which /, not very di,similar in
its main provisions to that aely pts>cl by the A..
semhly, With the execution thai It provides for the
of F,c"e Be,ore phe cv,,,,o Vo a, oHn,,,,o'vrS n
Frear said: Gentlemen, We intend 10 pass ihls
charter before next Friday. II will give the peope
OF the CITY OF New York an honest government and
ehcent public oficers Tie so-called Young Dcmoc.
Tgoy Lave Loudly clamorel for
uov,sry ,,r ,Yrocv
o'h''i AM utiobA'
and we now propose to give them all the honesty
they can carry Later IN the afternoon caucus Cf
leading poiician- vas leli In Mr. FreiI's room,
and Il vaa decided TO pass resolution lhrou'L tlo
Assembly az ne evening session making the charter
e,spnS opy four pamSer. Of i's NM yI c S