New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29


day was the effect OF the admission OF the ehlre
Tamnapv delegation TO the exclusion Of the anti-lan
many representatives. A leading Tammany man, VINO
has been in the councils of the party for quarter Vi
century, said that the Convention could not with any SORT
OF consistency pursue different course Ihe lau@p9
organizations with hardly exception hah Always si'
tanned the party although the temptation TO pursue an o
nestle course i'm several very strong On e
other hand the men who sought to contest he seats
Tommany organization in State Conventions had obtained
whatever success they lad secured IL tbs city by com
binng with Republican party. ms had peeh eSPe
cialy the case in tie last two eeeon' The 'ht-lan
many people supported mixed ticket, containing he
puboans for Congress- State ami local officers IN lo'
and combined with the Republicans last year. when they
sunporfed active Republicans state Senators, as wen
"a for local positions causing falling oil IN ms cily OF
at least goo majority the State ticket ana tne JOSE
Of the Assembly, mainly through their oi'ahooIon,
Even If the antiTammany delegates had been admitted
to the Convention would only have made the Oreih
wider between the factions here. 1t was notorious that
Senators Bixby and Morrssey, and the 0tner nhtiab
many men Of the Legislature at the present time were
advocating the passage of bills which, II passed wo'd
clrfai the power Of the Democratic 0IhcidI' ana
place the appointments TO offices winch were ho"
held by Democrats in the hands of Repubhcahs
40 tot the pofronage would be divided equally between
The anti-Tammany men and the Republicans II Is no
secret said this politician, that negotiations are 10"
ueudipg between the Republican and and-IanmaDy
managers as To- division of tie office ut the election
next Fan. The and Tammany people dere 70 nave pos
session OF The offices OF County Clerk ana SheriH am
they are willing 10 cOnccdc 20 the RcpuphcahS Tue
MAYORS office and ,hon to divide mp the minor positions
on the principle Of share and share alike Among the
most conslcnous candidates suggest by these man
ayers Tor Comfy Clerk ard Sher are Thomas j. Dreamer
and James O'Buen. The same men who are now lh'
leaders of the ant.-Tamnany organization controlled
Apollo Hall in 1S72 after Abraham r. Lawrence mayor
Wickhan Thomas Boz 81, and others LETT thein anu Is
now well known that these men bad an understanding
wih Republican managers TO get NJ opposition Ma
ional Congo ton tie expenses OF which were to be pIn
mainly by tie Republican party; thus showing thti
tloS, VINO now control the opposition are "itn
few cxccptions Influenced alone 10y their oppoai-
ton 10 ,he Tammany organization in local AFFAIRS
out that they are mercenary. and willing 10 sacrifice
candidate Of the Democratic party for President Gov
crnor or for Congress just quickly as any candidate
for local position. The talk abJut John Kelys G'ca-
torslu is false Mr. Kelly is firm man, and q very
strong CONVICTIONS and ut times is disposed to appear
ylndictiye, and perhaps impoc; bus the man ne''"
rug sa Of right and supports what ne deems right
regardless Of consequences. lie has always kep' tAe
r.spcc. or tlle best men ia the party.
I'm relation TO Tnmmanys alleged disahection or lack
of eufhus gu FOR GOV Tden, this Tammany politician
slil that the c.rge true; hut, h. continued DIT
d II owed his nomination FOR Governor 10 tho extreme
cx,rlicus made BY Tammany Han IN tbe Convention
BY This action Tammany Hal secured many eLciues
throughout the State NJ Tldeu was. in fact peculiarly
"a T mmanx candidate, and one Of the sacless o.
the rlmmauy Society the time OF his nomination; but
rlmmauy Hall asked flyols OF HIM after his election
s members expected him, however 10 stand by II -
regular organization, aud 10 sustain the Democratic
officials OF tlis city when they were nsat But
they alle.c that after Mr.. Ti!den became Goyern3r
be- liyr them the cold shoulder, and Wished oI seemed 90
W.,n CD I,'s ~ tov T'sn TO- sey.- rsinia4ly
fIlf l
his course. btCiu3. would iuiure MS President pros
poets n il were Luo1 iha, Dc TOO strongly Identified
win Timuaur. Bp tle idea ;hit 70 would be Injurious
20 Mr. TIou uril lo Dc known that hr "a. m'nprr OF
DE TainusH' Society was absurd Many OF tie mos
uf men olIi- pua,ie positions u TINS state, and
even n tlc Offices ot te nation, or lotl POLITICAL i',
meH 'rfs. ana bad bed ne hs4ret 1". ~ the
Genera PORE cont, who was ecAem IN le"Vi 2o'.
nor o seymour sin.o.l T. 4urch. and John r. lot
y'i.s; Anaf,N H. Green, "I,'"' o,e ' nr'cI
"'p ,,,', tt,, n H. ~, ID. ntifc,t..n ,.ith IT,
ana al ID. chem re- s. memD'fs Of me Society T-ey
cause they md l0.t control II ,sfe n'u "i'il ''l'
greet ee,r,t or Improper poct iuaunce usoi ID ,ho
lrH amt WnO WeIt sim mth''t'' "ut' nhl' '" i
q. rr long ago ~ publish the idct 10 Inc world me
IL b, Mas l., cii lr taat he cousp5uus .de1
b.r. of d., society were mainly leading men IN tie
49, . & N ~, & , 49, ID inorri 0f-,ri1,tion IN
lt il coua not furnish leading positions who de-
sired TO De- leaders.
TIE ANlI-TAMIANY VIEW.
Among the ant-rlmmany men it was claimed that
tser zaon numbered 40 lcosi 5000 voters; that
Tie cause of opo- ION 10 Tunmany Hsi WAS that t wQs
a close corporation, and Therefore uudemOcato James
UErrn, Thomas J. Cgeamer, senator's BiNby and Nor
Iss-y, and such being represent tive men, 10 Was
asserted should Dn allowed 10 participate ~ Jt' con urs
OF the Democratic p1it,, but t.ey were arbitrarily
i..ted lruu TInm'y Hall through the action OF John
ia 4sse iuu a made that the opposition 10 Ianmni
lli wa, based irucuie, and under 40 consideration
i' ,,, Gin rot zee 10 tie T,l1oclsoy nom
I,rs iu uS city, audi then, "a they not rCcoguzcd
rfe ii b. no u,i ground " com paint the pant o.
IA, Democratic Leaders IN tue interior, if they !
rrbeilrd against the STATE as wei "a the local
tic>et. Inc action Of !he Mayor aud tue Com
labor quest had ai "natcd TIE ahoulg classes from
Iaunauy .!lli. and the associations Of lhornS men
S.. uli toulUe Ihrr opposition until dt'r tao next
election. !, was admitted tnAt many OF aa an'i-Iahi-
my zen Aad ot years ue"nced Z" thc itnnahJ %
snHon. ana until leceit!! nrd pd'.ic positions IN On"
30 ~ "nic' h"t' a. n4 D'.l ,., \. ~ -, '..,
tuI"u-H th'f og-''h 90 tlr ut.'i'i'hlp 90 90, Yiu
Organization Wnrp u.tI1mlnS men W,fe lsae1 ia
EtpADlcih' az t"5 c'lLHS eltc,'OA, ~ answer
No generally iu the affirmative. The Erpu -
moe ayors tI,u Tammany 10 the aru-Iammany men;
go The tilciiou last Ial. miorlty o. tie BONNIE GA
ms Nl g Only about one, iir, of N, whole
be-, whsle, !. IInut ny li1l hat made con'rsg n, 10
would az course prefer 90 unite Win - nuDlSta rather
than Republicans, uu Ttumaiy ha.l bad been f} lr-
10 .iui AID oNrfbearu. aud there much tt.l- 80
present aiirst and these considerations. tu ttsr
Nitl tlr urCtr Terms that could doe made -- tnr t
pubiicaus Wuu.d tHh the autIunmuiN parry 10 cnti-
bur with The Republicans.
40 sCcacu TO DE tne opinion OF many taHt i some on
tAc aul-l admyEy 0ru--t,s Dai been admitted go iHc
5iulc Convention il would Hlt have urou5n1 apo1t d
uun %. tie paiLcs Ia is city, piomiue lt ult.-ial-
iu..i. urutDt. r-uitkuE: " We H.l have 10 E-ut Do
ont UEI Duc tie otA.r faction s driven Go tao WL'
iur SAME gentleman -iIt thit WnNH lauipluy faif
. ft u lLt % rtl "a.