New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

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OF connection with the ciphers which, hoWrVSt, & so H
Icvr to 30 All entirely innocent eonnccon IL was aso
fba the trunph of Mr. Cooper would be simply the tI
umph Of Mr. Tflden. And wlne thls swofI m aau W. tmo
od,I vet an IOubedly the tendency was to keep some
fTon, yotiog for him. think that Mr.. Hewitt ana MT
Copper are political AS well AS personal anu h n"
MT Cooper sympathiZes rather WIN Mr' heWt 'hah
with air Tdcn in tneIr present peculiar posltlOns'
EX-SENATOR BTXBY ON TAMMANY'S DEFEAT.
Francis NJ. Bixby was found In his once
veserdav ubaut the result OF ocal con
te.t In a conversation on the sulJecs, ho sad "The
handsome majority which the combination ticket Rahed
over Ta,umany Han was O fOrcible expression OF
rho naoDles opiDon of one power The victory has
been 40 comUcte that it will be long Time beIOro ram
many can revive again The fight really began inlofV'
when the Apollo Hall organization opposed the lahl-
many can lidates. Tammany regalned It's power al"
was again beaten IN 1873. This defeat was u ue
cjsive one and would have been continued had not
the Presidential election occurred In the following year
Intcrest centred moro particularly In National issues
and Tammauy once moro elected It's Ofhoors But no"
victory has another time crowned the Efforts OF Demo
Gratis VINO desire good government and tney are hkey
TO hold control while they faithful to the trust IL
has been long and arduous fight, continued for years
without either money patronage. The result very
ENCOURAGING and will most probably end III very strong
and permanent organization OF all the Anti-IGmmany
parties Such an organization would largely increase ID
numbers before the next election, thihK IL ""uu
draw many supporters from TammaBy Hall and some
from the ranks Of the Republican party l cannot I'M
derstand how persons say thaL tho eiec-
tion OF Mr. Cooper as Mayor II only VIC
tory for Str. Tildcn. 1 have no doubt that
Mr. Cooper and Mr.. Tilden have friendly relations
but fail to see how the election Of the former benefits
the pOlitIcal rspraons Of the latter II Mr. cooper is
the man believe No s he will nh the office TO wnich nc
has been elected without cause iOf cOlhl!a!ht' "''
TIde's interests will not he advance =" nj, . ,,,.
nThe pr.ncIpal Objection to Iammany Han az tbls
election" continued Mr. BlXDy, " was tbc u,NOhlt con-
t;oI which Mr. Kelly exercised. Many of NJ, lOnOWtis
will doubtless feel disappointed al has management Dus
they cannot nndcr his future plans lhlItCch hh'htnH
rulS thr Tammany society and Mr.. Kelly rules tho
sachcus or at least q majority Of them lhcy hOld tue
KEY 10 Tammany Hall WILL lock ne door 10 AL who
oppose the JOhn Kelly Then can TctaM tue lcau
crslip Of the organization II ne 90 desires.
And think he does desire II, nnd VIII
try TO build up the organization. But long as ole
man control the dtbbeidiohs ol thc SoiTS,
think he cudeayOr 10 recover It's lost ground Will ho
wenlgh frultess very Significant pulHt gdlhru over
Tdmmlny will be SHOWN 80 the next Siato Convention.
IL has clearly TO the deegaeHO OF hC country
element OF the Democracy this cy The state Cen
tra Committee the hands Of IamInsny at present
bu' the time uus gone hy when thae committee WI man
axe the whole convention Delegates properly elected
viii conduct the proceedings IN 'hc Iutuit IL Is NV
opinion that uf Tammony sV ~ attractive 10
Large portion tic Democracy OF ms cltN' ana even
through the State. II 1t vCrO thoroughly rcOrganzed
liberal basis, 50 a. 10 give tVtyUl'h NulC';
think would please great many DelhOCr"lb duu lnd'
pendent men. a.,
"As regtfds " schell he has run two successive
years anu suffered ds dcicat on DOth occasions
HIS career rs a candidate b'cyr - ended. He |0uc
elrc 10 put INN IN field. Pc.-Ouay re II good
intelligent citiZ whose integrity cannot Do !mpngncd
3ilia led with an ORGANIZATION NLlch lulelend
will not cOuntUnance un"cr uS present manage