New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
LAMAR HAS A CHANGE OF HEART.
HE NOW PROPOSES 10 DENoUNCE THE WICKED
ASSASSINATION IN YAzOO-wILL HE DAREf
LEY rELEGRAPn To LIE TRIBuNRl

ASSASSINATION IL YAzoo-wILL RE DAREf
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuSRI
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-When the correspondent
Of IN Ohio Democratic newspaper called upon sem
stOI Lamar a month ago for expression of his
opnio lin regard the Yazoo affair. the Senator is
reported TO have talked with great freedom, but TO
have expressed sentiments exactly tho reverse Oh
those which were expected of him. In fact ne ap-
proved the course taken by Bsrksdale. He made
this apparent that the correspondent reported 10
his chief that the opinions expressed by the senator
ought not to be published in Ohio.
senator LANAI is now reported to have mado up
his mind thai the assassination of Dixon ought to
he denounced. 1t Is said that a few days ago ne
told q Democratic friend that in political speech
which he was expecting TO make at fazoo CITY ne
should ceusurc the Yazoo plan In very strong ternsI
mi no had declined II do so until he should como
Ia 10 face with It's authors. He has evidently be-
come convinced by the unanimous. expression OF
= lurroval IN the Northern press that 1t VIII DO
-4 policy for him T. deuounce the lazOO Gssassina-
SIiss:ssiprian, who has been hand in glove with
tire YazOo Democracy since 1873, says that senator
Lar ar VIII ncyor dare TO say what ne has expressed
an intention q saying publicly Ia fazoo County
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TANIllANY'S STRENGTH IN THE DISTRICTS.
srG>rSG TIE PLEDGE IN GREAT NUMBERs-Nor a
TEMPERANCE PLEDGE, HOWEVER, BUT AN
AGREEMENT TO SUPPORT JOHN NELLY.
The Tammany Committee on Organization
Yesterday afternoon received reports from a Assem-
oily Districts Al these reports were very favorable.
Holm Kelly CUBS have been started In every Assembly
District OF the city. and in Assembly District In
evory one Of its election districts In the XXId Assem-
bly, District there Is club composed or lOoO persons
William P Kirk. Of the I'D Assembly District. SAID
that there had been three desert froJo the General
Committee Of that district Alderman sheis said that
the pledge e. support Mr. Kelly had been signed by 500
members OF the District Committee OF the WITH District
and e County Clerk Gumbleton said that In the Win
Assembly District, out OF thrty-two members Of me
General Committee and COS members Of the District
Committee, only one had refused 70 sign the
pledge Civil Justice Campbell, Of the With Assembly
District said don't think there will be break in
our ranks" Alderman Roberts, OF the With Assembly
District, saidi 1--WE passed resolutions repudlat'ng
Robinson es an emauatioI OF Tldeulsm Out OF forty
members Of our General Committee, thirvnine ara solid
for John Kelly" Edward u. Gale Of thoV With Assem-
bv District said that 3CG persons had gned the pledge
I'M that district Alderman Guntz n, Of the KIN Assem-
by District said " ours is one OF tho worst Iainmsny
persons" Coroner woltman, Of the Xlitu Assembly
District, saidi out OF our entire Usnersl O9nms.oe
perhaps i've are not sold, I3-7enh,i ..S U ~,
Of tue XVIII Assembly District saidt " All the
Auti-Tamroany privates are joining Us Al .n'n INC
good county ticket Let us nominate man who snall
xVTtS Assemble District sid {" shouldn't wonder II
The vote for binson in this county is put under The
nesS T votes fp we gave Mr. scne Thomas ocao-
CHAN, OF XIXth Assembly District said mournIuy
Dunlap the COmulssoner 0t Jurors lauEh.SIb sIsne1
Frederick SMITH OF the XXIst Assembly District said
" All our members signed except James y spencer VINO
vas elected Judge Of the supreme Court by lsmmany
Hall received second nOmins ZION for the place from
To1nnionv hall ana suffered defeat, and cohsoled
y beiug gwen patronage equal IN money Nalue 10 inc
iissbIp TEat inan hns refused ign believe that
ihe action OF such men should be cpoIteH' Hu petHc
also ~ sticking b. your Trends unaer HI oHcun-
stances" 4,
J~lm Kelly announced thai David Dudley Field, the
chairman o. the snnke prarc IAN convention mo ~
i'm the interior OF the state and th0l e committee al
selected the ST. Nicholas Hotel It's headquarters and
,ddr,s. g. The voters the State wnu b. isSucd Inc
ri ovrus resolution was then adopted
R,sglr@d That cammittee II ave be appointed DIV
ts tir f,r lie purpose OF taking such action may
he proper iusu the aryoihtmcni ol te regular
DemocIatic inspectors OF ei,c ton VINO cave Deen re-
commended nv tlls igt'hzdiol, aud il necessary 10
eIunlOy Ouusel for tnat 'ui pose -, ,,,,, =,
G. Van wick. Civt justice 'ehpbe'l, Mlina,n ~.
secor. George aushiin and Dchnis quinn wose i,ae
tine committee. Aaron j. VsnGerpoei ha- already D'ch
eu.tel AZ counsel Ii is said ne Wi ADV i"f u man
ss,,n.f tho I,oald of Polio. Tomorrow. in roa
ZION H. trr -esoiuiion Mr.. Kelly rid:
evident that me Board oi Police docs MOI inenG
steps nave been taken already
10 apply to the to secure eur nights - rei4ton
10 the let me Ray ttt the people OF ~ Wy ora
dc understand TIE qus sion ~ s>ue lhtN VII uhuVi
stand N better hy and by. Everything indicates that
our vote wh b. larger tnan III any year snc9 we voted
for President l.. Snow our opponents that We cai
pnl more han hc 5000 vetes they allowed 10 US
think they have aircad changed tneir opinion anont
that matter; for 10 ls very crcepube ana certain that
Ne snIii bc 'ncce-slui az The coming election"
Edward -. Gals, who IL member OF the Delnocfat4c
stte Committee Invited his colleagues belonging TO the
'.,urnanV Bai oraanl ~ or to accompany Inn To the
meeting toe committee al the 81 james ilots to-day
After giving tlis invitation Mr.. Gale sad dehanty,
5ry 90. rs our ~ the enion at Syracuse. We
propose to sec D. they keep cut OF the meeting OF
Tue STATE Committee"
ANTLTAMNANY TRYING TO SWELL
.TrrNPtt-G TO ENLARGE ITSELF 10 TAAMANY