The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-14

competent persons IN. moderate pecunlary ciFcum,
stances orc nrecluded from competition tho tax for
sh & as "a eight eo a9h even n,ccn inc uaea 5 IN he
isme3y m1rsei ~ for sscS TIKI. nst ofundcmo.
.rsic enl wrensful man cement igd q, 'rayN ,y e
quiro ue to forreir. . -.
VII reatly &c scen from the ioregoirg s,telnent
spon ibls cuO or association known as the Tam.
ma ms po,rs GSS orss,S@ nGg the sbsolgc dictatorship
walc ha h,n e9nterMree re- Y@dh a ny ha, orssnyaton
and The general systn aud manner In which the great
nns S Sans 2 9e be are ea md ia M Wholly 9d " u
tcry ropugnait to tle vcltseitlcd prac'nes and doc
snd shSronsh refotmetion SecoSdVihat NJ. Rely
sss 20 s S5ard @ % o IN M ' pp pyin gy ny RiSssg 81 ne
foa, nat any attempt within By means Of tho ma.
remedy ne evils cong allcd OF must certainly prove
intiI @ % ana sn ne .1n4sy l my l has
~ is leader that Il has not the power to reform its H.
thc cys of when We have spokcn must ihcref"fr bs
found IN The sovereign power " the people hentcYcs
election of proper committees IN accordance With the
inducnced Sv ihcsS facts and Collaboration. large
msjor'y OF ne ncmoctaic electors Of this city, with
nnat,on +" srgaL " nd fcrsy p s,. ~in 1y.er
lion hctwccn i6e Dcmocraic parry and tSe soci
ety TO whose control and domination The Taumany
fuy and effectively r,org ,nizc the Democratic party
IA ,his cy and county oy the election Of proper com.
iricts, In street conformity to Democratic usagcs
state Convention In 1871 and such organization II now
complete and rcfcc II Is the nxcd de- gn aud intcu.
iiga Of the party, hus orsanizd to seet AM nomi.
nate through regular nons elected hy the
ne nt and proper can iiatss for ali the various ofcrs
Which are 10 be nrd at the election IN November and
tneY conn eniy expect 20 elect the candidates mont
mated The party T. nov In the process Of eCutng
well Snown Democrats Of high character and standing
rs delegates to the state convention, ard will demand
Their admission there A. the representatives, of reg
ulsr Democratic pArty organization In the city Of New
York. That clam VIII, countless, BE- resisted by the
Delegates from lammany Hell, and II VIII b. fo the
Convention to determine, for ~ own purposes whether
the rammanv Hall organization, In view OF the facts
above set forth can In propcr he considered
aud recognized as regular organization Of the Demo
ctatc party IN the city " New York
blhe question to be eubmitted to the Convention IA OF
great Importance TO the Democracy. not only Of this
sy ou. OF our sinte and the Union; and It p proba
ply, better 10 have Il properly determined this year.
s snan ina. We should be compelled TO present It 20 a
State. ard, possibly. national convention upon the
eve OF Presdcntla election. We DO not propose 70
make any bargain or compromise with 1nminany HALL
now or hereafter Our OBJECT - the absoute and enu
dcttrGciioh OF that org ulaOn ns representative Of
the DcinOcrA c party, and have Determined con.
tlnuc Efforts until with the help vi God that
shall bu accomplished.
RonERr n RoosKvKIr1
JAMS " SMITH,
IHASCts NJ BfXnY, Committee.
.o-ErH NLuMESrutL,
BERNARD CAsskELY.
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