New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
TAMMANYs DETERMINED OPPONENTS.
THE UNION or ANTI-TAMMANY MEN THOUGHT TO BE
AssURED-vIEws OF SOME OF THE REJECTED
DELEGATES.

TAMMANY'S DETERMINED OPPONENTS.
THE UNION OF ANTI-TAMMANY MEN THOUGHT TO BE
AssURED-vIRws OF SOME OF THE REJECTED
DELEGATES.
The nti-Tammany men did not express
themselves Yesterday wIththe heat shown in
the remarks OF the returning rejected delegates given
in THE TRIBUNE yesterday morning. The excitement
has given way apparent IN the statements OF some
OF the leading members Of the organizations opposing
Tammany to a determination unite all their factions
in an attempt gain control Of the City Government
John b. HasIin, Chairman OF the Cny Democracy, was
seen Yesterday afternoon he was hurrying 70 catch
train TO Forlham Yes" he sald, in answer to qnes-
ton 1.-The convention is and who has gained the
YictOryf / don't think John Kelly aud his Tammany
adhereuts can boast They certainly got on the
floor and recognized but there think their victory
stOps They made certain arrangements with the rural
eegatesn order to accomplish what they did, and 10 the
end these very country Representatives were obliged to
swallow defeat We succeeded IN getting man nom-
mated the candidate for the Court Of Appeals with
all OF Tammany's opposition, and for the State Com
mittee that IS yet unsettled II is going 10 be pretty
evenly divided and ! willing 70 wager that Anti
Tammany will come out ahead. We will have a majority
on the committee"
"The fight against Tammany win now begin in
earnest1 Mr Haskn continued. "Local politics will
absorb undivided attention There Is no doubt that
Tammany Hall viii be beaten this Fall. All the ele
ments opposed TO it will certainly unite before the eee
tion few ween ago !, chairman OF the
City Democracy, with other members, addressed
letter TO the leaders Of the two other AntTammany
ganizaiOns. There were So delegates, 21 from each
wing present at meeting up town about ten days AGO.
and the stand TO DO taken az the convention was ais
eussed The arrangements for local politics left
until after convention. and meetings 70 effect
Ition will begin Immediately. On Monday evening
meeting OF the City Democracy will be held 81 the head
ouarters in Twenty-Hrsst, and 1t Is probable that
committee OF about five members will be appointed. The
duties of this committee will be TO visit all the various
AnttTamnlany organizations, confer with the
leaders, and come 10 general understanding.
can say almost positively TINT the Republicans Will
ioin with What want particularly is the Mayor.
We will probably allow the Republicans 20 elect District
Attorney Phelps City Judge. and they will give the
election OF the DstreAttOrneY. AS for the Board OF
Aldermen We will try TO arrange 1t 50 that the Repubi-
cans and the various wings viii have fair division.
don't think We will look 80 much aftor the Assembly.
We want TO capture the city FIRST as to cut down high
salaries rednes taxation and begin regular system OF
retrenehment The election Of Assemblymen however,
will be a matter for future consideration"
The letter Mr. Hasktn referred 10 sigBed by him
SELF Robert B. Money and A. T. Aekert. and marked
confidential" 1t read ms follows:
DEAR SIR: In view OF the approach OF the meet
deemed OF the highest Importance that measures should
be Immediately taken TO rescue this eounY IN its next
that convention from the reasonable
and malign Influences Of TswmAny HalL An oFgsnizn-
efforts aud Vaccinations against the last
Presidential candidate OF tue National Democracy, and
nersstent efforts to defeat the measures and OpN
pointees OF the present Democratic executive
Of your state and whose wellrecOgnzed bargain and
sffiiatiOn with the Custom House Republicans" has
placed itself without the pale OF the regular Ofganza
ton OF the Democratic party tbs Nation and IN this
county and State, ought 20 DO Ignored aud defeated.
We DO therefore respectfully request union OF all OPP
pesed 10 the existing GhEaTehy OF Iammany Hail. IN the
election Of a united delegation iron this county 30 the
next Democratic State Convention, " represent the
real and true Democracy Of this county III you favor
this movement please meet al the paror OF the Everett
House next Wednesday to concert measures IN favor of
these objects.
Among others. the letter was addressed to Edward
Cooper, Abram 8. Hewitt, Oswald ottsndOrfer John
McCooI Henry Murray, Ira shafer, Francis n. BiXOy,
James O'Brien James DAILY, James Fitzgerald, HILBERT
o. Thompson, T. Il. TomlinsOn, Nelson J. Water Jury.
Peter Rowe and Emanuel B Hart.
NELSON j. WATERBURY GRAIIFIED
Nelson ]. Waterbury expressed himself yesterday as
being highly graeJ with the result Of the Syracuse
Convention. With other members Of Tho Anii-Tafn-
many delegation he had retured 10 this city Thurs
day evening" but he said he sure before he came
away from Syracuse that the brief Of the Tam
many delegation would DO turned into defeat before the
elose OF the convention rhere Ia in the Anti
Tammany party, far 1 know" he said 4" who Is
not satisfied with the nomination Of Ar. Bradley for
Judge OF the Court OF AppeslS John Kelly back
70 this city completely beaten and broken down