The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23

for TammanY securing any sympathy from the
democratic masses, That = an aosurdlly, TOT
the rank and file ~ the party TO-DAY look upon
Tamnany with disgust and sympathy ~ a SEN
timent that never follows disgust. me, nave
taking all the patronage 10 themselves, eoo.
bling ~ 50 70 speak every big ana Lite
place they could 2et Even the inspcctOrsnips
and iorcmenis places nave been seized upon
BY them am their relations. man VINO takes
. s. 900 position aud Is worth 100000, and VINO
cries out that the laDurer should not be employed
has lttle 10 stand upon with the poor men
VINO have families 10 support, and who though
wullnl 10 work. cannot get employment.
REPoRrER-iou THINK that tins opposition move.
Mr. Woup-l DO. II the election were to take
place tomorrow Iammany Mould oe the third IN
ana election day fammdny can retrieve us many
errors. The feeling against Iaminany on the part
OF the democrats assure YOU Is Intense, ana
fore most OF Inc revolts, so called. against Tam
many have been
The movement now on foot i not OF that char.
acter. IL Is uprising OF all classes, and as az
the next election there Is no Governor TO be
elected or President, the movement Will be all the
stronger; Tor II Governor was TO be elected or q
President the democratic masses might light shy
OF any thlng that looked IKE opposition to tho
"regularn ticket. feel sale In asserting that the
opposition VIII be sure to gam strength every day
IRON this out.
Mr.. Wood, IN reply to a question OF the reporter
10 what role Comptroller Green WAS destined
TO play in the opposition camp, said that he dad
not know what the Comptroller would 90, but ne
intimated pretty plainly that when the tug OF war
came Mr. Green would not De on the side OF TAM
many Hall.
Mr. Kelly does not, apparently, attach much I'M
portance to the antETammany movement,
judging from the way ne referred 70 ~
tain MS views as TO what the new party"
intended 10 DO. Il do not care 70 speak
too carly yet to give an opinion concerning tue
real motives which actuate those parties who
opposition, rs IL Is termed. l always IKE to give
every man VINO claims 70 be actuateu 10y pure aud
unseilIsn motives III the carrying out OF any enter.
prise Iul credit Tor good Intentions; but II often
happens that men VINO make the greatest noise
ABOUT tnelr goou attentions are the very ones VINO
The least deserving OF respect ana confidence"
MAYOR wickHAM's VIEWS
Mayor WIckham when called upon and asked
for his opinion OF lhe opposition stated tnal ns
had gwen the subject OF the "new party' very
little thought - have quite enough to DO to at,
bothering my mead about the plannlngs anu plot
unes Of politicians who may be eager 10 make
capital for themselves under she pretence OF
working lor the public good so lar as atn per-
sonallg concerned care nothing about the ma
nGuvrings that are SAID TO be gong on with the
ultimate object OF defeating rammany Hall. Is
viii DC quite time enongn 10 give the subject Sc
rlous thought waen the movement shows itself to
have some strength. II would indeed, DO
strange II there were no lauthnders ~ political
circles in this city. Since | came into
ONCE | nave had In making appointments but
one object III view. and that was ano Is 70 gre
the city the pest men available, who would dis
charge their duties with fidelity ana honesty. 1
regard II us rule too tnat should DC strictly ad-
hered to- that the patronage IN the gift q demo-
cratic administration should oe given TO demo.
Gratis, ana tnat all appointees should be good
democrats. l have, so TAR as could be, followed
tins rule. So lar as the laoorers are con-
ce ned would be only too glad II It lay In my
power 10 have every man now unempoYei put 10
work and n there Is here and there dissatisfaction
IL s only what must De expected under The err
cumstances. III any new democratic organization
can do better Tor the working CLASSES than has
be done thus lar. with the same means and un-
der the same difficulties winch nave embarrassed
the present organization, It Will perform great
work; but what i an lmpossioiity TO the one
cannot but be au impossbility to the other"
SENATOR Fox'S VIEWS.
senator john Fox. according 10 some or the
politicians, knew all about the new party and It's
intentions; bat when questioned BY the reporter
on the subject nc remarked;-'l Will tell you
FRANKLY that nave been so much engaged lately
In Safeguarding out my business Affairs. which
had 10 neglect TO great degree during the ses-
son OF the Legislature. That have hau no time 70
take an active part In politics-n TACT, nave NOT
paid much attention TO what Is gong on" Ine
Senator refused to give his opinion as 10 what
chance OF success an antrTamclany democratic
organization would have IN the city at present:
The meeting ol the opposiiOnlsts to-day WILL 10
Is said, be largely attended. Until toe proceed.
!nas of the meeting shall be made known IL viii us
narulY possible 10 Ioreten what Is the exact plan
OF battle they intend 10 follow.