New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

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THE REMEDY.
From TAe Phaadsphsa IsQvsrr
The mass meeting held in New YORK on
Monday night z the rranto suSs pep
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that assembled a. mere listeners 1t one Of those
mphec Of the people Sa1s wnish Sny
results i. not At ali an vas
very grand and 1t lasted bat this na
sna nat ssensR aeS
IN their ched millions can bear very well Tor ss rev
days the additional burden Of odum heaped upon them
dismiss the whole business with shras for after AL
The remedy sgsDsst n bad %sa
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active sd ss oooper saas xac on
ng anS that
YORK taI-payers who yesterday read In their morning
of the meeting were to 20 to the polls the next cleo
ton day, and there by their votes protest aga tns
once pass into an Infamous pNtcal bankruptcy from
which there would be for 1t no day OF resurrection
TARpY REPUTATION.
Prom TA ST. Lot6 Democrat. .
For years the Tammany power of New. York
has been denounced by Republicans as corrupt desper
ate reckless and unscrupnoas ready 70 use ana bu nn
ing S s q smcS
VICE To- SverWheIm the honest Repsbcan majoes Of
s With proofs
has over and over again ysn hs s 8ss
1ss nes. anG ensmS specie. repeatedly
SsSg stansy denied q and explained away 6y Democratic
press and when the Congress election law TO save the
acted, there went up one universal howl OF fury
from the Democratic jonrnais, OF the whole land;
robberos 20 immense, established BY evidenees
90 damning that the taxpayers OF NewYork City with
perpetrators whom shame could not and cannot reach,
last smitsen by the marrow Of an interest mt
H'1{E ss g
arouse eonfdshce When tie vioiedness Of Tammsny-
become ~s but crushing nistoos Il sn1icuy repad
ated. A. long as there seemed hope OF trfumphing
tie core When ], became clear that the masses Of the
North and NorthWest would never trust such party,
W. Wss Ta@ans could steal for the
tal electoral vote Of the Empire STATE from the whole
DanS Now S's that Tammanys vs. stealing. have brought
the 81 tine 9ees the
familiar soil they have heretofore kissed and retire In
righteous dismay from iniquitous Tammany
A LAST RESORT.
Froa TA BsGaio Ezprssa
San Francisco was Democratic city from the
is Dans these years the city had % be.
como notoriously corrupt bad uen filled responsible
mented at fearful Elections were farce, ballot
amount Of kones votes could be made to ovsr6aanoe
the work Of repeaters and false counters.
anS Sy enc Ssa ar n
position. the honest portion Of the oo%mS
anee whereby concert was secured that enabled them
to hang four murderers e1pstrste 70 sccundres and
Having thus prrfed the political atmosphere of the
s Sse ss and mun
pal rulers ever since which has given San Francisco the
the remedy for NewYOrk h in the pursued in San
Frapcseo There are yet good & citizens @ % enough LEFT
and in concert Lot them follow the example Of the
business Of San FranciscO, and with organiza
ton that shall be pledged to warfare upon crime and
ssesasd viii Se thousand oS
wsnS Of V the and @
oblivion without the exercise Of force violence. The
such moral power, and their followers would hide for
very shame from the honest indignation of such
Ranlzation. Vigilance Committee does not necessarily
involve assassination Violence and ynching but 1t does
such concert be had among the better citizens Of
New-York reformation Will be secured. 1t cannot well
be done otherwise. The thieves are In power. They
have possession Of the election machinery and the
perpetuate their own official existenee Nothing
but stern demand Of the united voice Of the decent
people Of the city will drive them out OF Official
station, and this cannot be moro eectuay done than
through the action Of Vigilance Committee.
VALUE OF FREE SPEECH TO NEw-YORKERs.
From Th Boston ddcertfscr
We feel bound to say that our experience OF
the past does not complete faith In the reforma
tory power Of public meetings in NewYork CITY In
the Judgment OF the average citizen OF that metropolis
the popular assemblaRe, with its bosterous anger its
speakers and eloquent resolutions, Is the nrst ana
final remedy for af the ls Of the municipal body Now
this 10 excellent, but II Is not enough IL hard words
could inAict mortal wounds Tammany would have found
it's grave long ago 1t might be urged In reply that free
speech Ia about the only right remaining In New-York
and that there choice Of outlets left to the popular
wrath. But the very fact that IL i the
last right to be disturbed shows that 1t is the
one of which Tammany stands least In fear. In this
Tammany calculates WELL For all the preWous noisna
ton meetings which have hurled the missiles OF
at the City Government expired IN snu st
they held. OF course Mr. Tweed ana MS Irienas
court that Of warfare, for brings them notorey
without danger strengthens them with the party 10
weaker before the class whom they are REGARDED as
thieves. But hope that the Jealous neeIing iass
evening will lead to better results In Dals spt an9
Composition 1t was different from its predecessors and
rssolute united action at the polls the city may yet be
purified of the meh who scandalEe her good name In all
respectable circles.