The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

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SAMUEL ). TILDES's REMARKS.
Mr.. Tilden, on being introduced, SAID that the
millions VINO cOmposea our municipality had been
the subjects Of o conspiracy the most deceitn and
the most wicked ever known In our own or any
other land. cabai OF corrupt men had seized
upon all the powers OF our local government aud
ment, but to purposes q personal plumber. il was
therefore the paramount duty Of every good citizen
there present II any or them should go home
n nos inquire ' whether 1 is was an American
citizen, or on irish or German citizen,
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for tho purpose OF advocating the nomination OF
honest functlonaries against those combinations for
had already SHOWN themselves utterly corrupt. It
was conspiracy, he said, and the system 70 which
he had alluded was the growth or fourteen years,
and tue charter under winch We now lv3 was the
result OF the labors Of the present Board OF super
vs0rs. During that period Of fourteen years thee
mad been republican maorttes and democratic ma
jorities alternately 10 the municipality One 81 the
elements OF thls growth was that there should be
q partition between the corrupt republicans
and the corrupt democrats OF all and /
everything plundered. The second was that |
the .Ring" should have power TO 70 up 10 the
Legislature at Albany and control IL with the States
money, and betraying absolutely the confidence re-
posed In them by their electors. Mr.. Tilden gave |
two other reasons for the growth OF corruption. For
ten years Tammany had promised 10 give the PEG. |
pie self government but when IL did come IL was !
found that they mad BETRAYED that pledge and vio.
lated their duty, and when he discovered what must
be the result OF obtaining tho two per tax levy
he went alone to Albany aud entered HIS protest |
against Il and against the professions OF the demo-
cratic party a. 1t was being represented by Tam.