New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-29
THE FIGHT AGAINST TAMMANY.
Meeting Of the Tammany Sachems-Eflec
Of the Injunction

1 S0C0G mS-Em3C
Of the Injunction.
From the Cincinnati Gazette.l
New YORK, September 25.-The effects OF
Judge Barnard's Injunction are being Sc
| verely felt by the city government. There
is no money in the city treasury to pay the
workmen on the public works school teach
ers, and other persons dependent upon the
city. About six weeks salary is now due
the teachers, and there is no prospect that
they will be paid until the injunction is re-
moved. Most of the morning and evening
papers call attention to-day to this state of
affairs. and it is significant fact that the
Herald and World, which have been re-
garded as organs Of the ring, have leading
editorials which practically cali for the re-
cognitiOn Of the members of the ring who
stood in the way of the adjustment Of affairs.
1t is certain that things can not remain
much longer in their present condition.
The Herald hints that We may look for
revolution before long, if people stand in
the way of the ring, but its threat is not
much needed. 1t is known, however, that
the Tammany adherents are hard at work
exciting the ignorant portion of the pOpula-
ton, and are telling unpaid wOrkmen that
they are kept from receiving their pay by
the action of the Republicans and other
opponents of Tammany.
AT meeting of one OF the sections of the
International Society last night, an attempt
was 'Made to inflame the members against
those who have caused the present dead
lock in the city government.
There are rumOrs tonight that Tweed
and Sweeney will resign their present offices
and withdraw from all nominations, pro-
vided Barnard will remove his Injunction
and allow the city business to go on Some
Of Tweeds friends advise this. as they think
that by SO doing Tweed would show him
self friend of the people and win great
Hall declares that he was
elected for two years, and will hold his
office in any event until legally removed
Tweed. Hall and Sweeney were said to be
this afternoon on the subject OF
but their conclusion is not
known.
disappeared were In active circulation this
afternoon. and appear to be confirmed to-
night. Garvey was busy all last week |
his property. and putting it |
ntO the hands of his friends. Some reports |
we're that he had gone to Europe, while |
others had it that he had drowned himself. |
[ngersOll has not been seen since Friday.
md the general belief is that he and Garvey |
sailed for Europe under fictitious names.
There is great uneasiness among all the |
parties who had contracts under Tammany,
md if the promises of the citizens commit |
ee are carried out, it is probable that all |
he contractors will run away
There is great indignation at District At
orney Garvin's conduct in recomme nding
he discharge of Haggerty's wife when the
roof was clear of her participation in the
destruction Of the vouchers. Judge Led
With protested against her release IN any
hape. but finally let her out on BAIL though
iarvin wanted her discharged uncondi-
onally.
John Graham's fierce attack upon Led
nth is attributed to twenty thousand dol
lrs received from Tweed and Sweeney to
ecure the release of Haggerty.