The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26


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49, ~ -. - ~. 1.n - ~ 1870 nj harmed They
$4,000 sor" ~ ,hsi ~ sn,nE mar rne reduction
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anu 70 eaten tne wore 81 lne So-saeu "a ~
aesi suV A1L ~ ~ ~ - - ! NJ "A
IL ne redne1on 81 me vases on the laborers as an
aygmant t6at nav a. Ala nor nander IA them az the
aIsuens tnat Tue! ulu Wv pasuSi ~ NO are
essiIy pampon2ea ,nto me idea thar party is
si , : ~ $1,000, iio ~. 49,, ,ynen II saves a
sax Snilers b e,,San, daua shs WAGES al the
new o0sTs oy sutus Gown , I1 tne
Wolklngman is y eviashs uss ,no a. e NV M
,naa ,,1 ne Sha, ,na sstnfe managers OF
,a ~ & = ~ ne eti,a ~ a. Sometime in a
she swmn WI n sho ~ tbot etIer all Tam
snols uine " SNOW ana., nes =" frIand
800 ,.as ~ "a. ahatScas thav evar mad
ana tnat all the cnahces tneS eng rar nau
:. s'Su 49,, ,,.. - ,hor hMr ciancv,s exnla.
$500 ~ ~ atyor. - rave q rasoInflon condemn
mo ne redncnon adanted nv the General COM
49,, 20 nas craatad copsiderabla rail- among the
Iammany msn ana a. Indpe ouinn was the pre-
stan ai,,cer -" tnat occaslon 6y virrue of MS be-
tarast ID Il tanw xeer me Jndsa has IA SAY about
the matter ana what MS opinion is OF the oppose
NoI 5ar nn yan mink Juoce ,, said the HrRA1n
ranorrer I'm 9eef,ns, nm yesrerdav s,of the new
PARTY Inc oppositionists claim that your action
tn choking on rlancyis resolution Will give them
inousands Of votes -
.sThere was M choking oT IN nv action what
ever i WAS rhe reniy ~ nheeea tne rule that an
resaiiuttons snonid 10 ra,arrea 70 me Gommittee
on DIFFERENTIATION without debate. ana, as there
was ~ nmsiaess n ne transacJea when the reso-
Iupion RI adiourn was made declared it carried.
Nv sxmnstb,as ara entirsIv with the workinVmen
az, t.,iayy .has ~ Eai1v WANTS m 40 All that
cam ns 100 6ona A~ 1or mar benedt lie mas always
shawn himself 10 ne heir Trend. Ills advice on
tue night Of the meeting was rlsas ~ my onn on
iiarrv rosnutian hnt felt that II wouId be better
for II 20 40 10 the Committee on Organization,
10 ~ ~ snnist mater ~ n cond ne cooIly de-
I1hnrared over and wnence no gount In would be
reported back to the General COMMITTEE in sucn a
,orm a. al ~ Soa sm ons men nave
THE WELFARE or THE woRKINGMAN
yet The opposition claim Tamnany viii suffer
,rayr nor actinU mon tho resolnrton at once
II do not think she viii. 1t is true that lew
INTO tnsIr heads that Tammany was in favor OF
masking them worse on than they are but on
calm renection rney are gradually recovering
from their misIake cannor see now the oppCsi.
ZION can MAKE any capitaI cut Off. When Tamnlany
Hall sets herself in opposition 10 the working
nariy nae ca,nitai acainst ner ON tne oronn1
Fhat sha "a NOT d enoo friend tn the laborln0
classes The workin9men OF TINS city are n sen.
able set OF men ana tney know what new parties
mean winch every now ana then spring
INFO existence ana whose leaders cry
ont that they think only OF the workingman
and care nothing about getting of1ces for them
snrn trtckery Tammany mas always been the
maInstav of me laboring classes in this city and
ever viii he 1here are certain things wnicn she
wonId iike To do now n she could to better the
GENERAL Condition OF those who are ALWAYS found
ht1f wis ha has a
owing no peculiar circumstances certainly no
new organIzation calling itself democratic or
anvthin1 else can accumplshu
siYon believe then that the anri-Tamnany
movement win be a failure ~
~ cerrainly do. There are certain districts in
the CITY where the best OF harmony does not pre-
vail among democrats but do not think the state
nj Tairs IL OF such a character as TO leave much
hone for the antf-TammanY PARTY. as it is called.
- FAR "a / nave been able 10 learn It mas very
itttIe strength 80 far as REPRESENTATIVE men are
concerned and IL can have no hold on the masses
OF the democraIsn
.rW nat N tney should combine with the republi-
cansgu
"a combination OF that kind would be very
damaging 10 them; but even II combination
snoul6 be contemplated, how can IL be brought
aboutY the republican party are as a house
alvtded against itself There are Two factions,
any one OF them ever can be at election times
against Tammany Hall, managed as tits at present
nv men who have striven 70 make the organiza-
tton one that every GOOD democrat can support |
Understand that one or these factions which Is
onposed 10
TIE CUSTOM HOUSE PARTY,
seventeer Assembly, districts, and nave heard it
satd WIN what truth am not ready to say how
mat sucn men as General Hustled are quietly get
ting up a movement that Will be opposed 10
rne custom House party They saw too
,hat the antf.Cnstom House republicans have
the countenance OF Vice President Wilson,
who u looEing forward 10 40, ana who, doubt
less eels that in this State Grant ~ as as dead
a door nail ard that therefore. II would De a mag
nifcent base OF Operations Tor himself In TACT the
UERATD mas Knocked a third term for Grant into a
cocked rat ana ID NAV De that Wilson and the
antI-Custom House workers In this state NAV be-
nnder me circungtances extending their wires
into MANY other states In n quiet way. 50 iar.
shen as 7ammany Hall In this city is concerned
DENT think she mas anything 70 fear from the re-
pupncans looming the anti-Tammany men. Indeed
/ mink that ON the time the next election comes
OF there Will be very httle ground tor any demo
once before gave themselves over TO an opposition