The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-10

NEW YoHK Sept. 9Th 1879.

really excruciating. That portion Of II,
which "writhes" in this city Is now I'M
der treatment of three different physi-
clans, or rather three sets of medical
men, and it would surely be killed were
it not for its well-known robust
constitution. You know that strong con-
situations for government, and our de-
mocracy are inseparable. We are hav-
ing kind of Indian warfare, or death
dances, or co, ] ration parties, going on
here among the Democracy. I scarcely
know what else to call 1t. The Tam
many Tribe under Chief John Kelly
held pow WOW on Saturday night at
the big wigwam on Fourteenth street,
and resolved to have bloody and ter
rible revenge, should the Syracuse Con-
vention renomiRate their great enemy
for Governor of the State. .uI |
The Tsscorora Hribe, ruled by Big
Chief Johnny O'Brien loudly proclaims
that they shall have the scalps Of Chief |
John and all his tribe when they appear |
at Syracuse or they will do bloody deeds
Uga lalas under Big Little Chief Edward
Cooper, aided by such braves as county
clerk Thompson, Police Commissioners
Morrison and McLane, BENZ. Wood,
John Fox and Lew Bonrke insist that
not only shall Gov. Robinson be renomi-
mated, but no hated Tammany nor des-
pissed Tuscorora Indians can be admitted
20 the Syracuse Convention without ex-
citing the Ogallalas to war, in which
the Democracy will be annihilated. The
Tammany Hall Democracy have never
been known to bolt q nomination made
by State convention but perhaps this
was because they always controlled the
State conventions. Tammany Hall
Democracy has never been known
to place Republican upon their ticket,
hoping by the election of Republican
to defeat an objectional Democrat. The
Tuscororas and Ogallalas have always
done this when they especially desired
the defeat of Tammany Hall candi-
date.
The Tammany Hall Democracy is not
very desirable Democracy, put II Is
more desirable than that Democracy
81 which entered into . combination BY
which Legislature was elected In this
State, which was composed of more than
two thirds Republicans, in face of the
act that the united voting Of the De-
mocracy gave majority Of upwards of
10000 votes over the Republican vote IN
Tammany Democratic did last tall. Yes,
Tammany Hall Democracy Is a poor
! Democracy, but it IL infinitely better
than that Democracy which assisted In
the election of Republicans to the Leg
islature to vote for the return OF "my
Lord Roscoe" to the United States Sem
ate. To show Just what Tammany Hall
Democracy Is, I will give little item OF
my own experience. did little talking
last fall for the Tammany Hall capdi-
| dates and was made a member OF the
Tammany Hall District Committee.
attend all the meetings of that commit
tee that were called i take regularly two
daily Democratic papers, l read any pa;
per that can conveniently get, and l
tried to get an inside view Of Tammany
Halls way Of doing things.
But 1t has been possible for Tamman!
z Hall, notwithstanding my determination
to attend 1t, tn hold primary election
for Delegates FOR the SYRACUSE ConVon
!, ton and not know when, where nor how
Nor Is that all can't find anybody tina
ia any wiser on that subject than l am
Now, / can't call that open and homes
democracy, but it is better than tina
which stealthily stabs the Democratic
party at every election by aiding to cleo
Republicans to places where Democrat
should be.
At the meeting of Tammany Hall Gen
eral Committee, held on Saturday night
the Tammany Hall Delegates to tn
Syracuse Convention were instructed Il
withdraw from that Convention upol
discovering that the nomination OF Gov
Robinson was inevitable. This is an EN-
phatic declaration that Tammany Hal
| .v;n MT r;vo Gov ROhinaOA its auDDOT
IL he is made the standard bearer of tn
party. But resolution offered BY Gen
Spinola aud opposed by Mr.. Kelly In
- structing the Withdrawing delegates :
make q new ticket, was almost unanl
- mously voted down, shows that tn
4 Tammany Democracy wants chanoe I
hedge.
Could the General committee carr
70 with IL em the full Tammany vote II
\. opposition to his election after the nom
~ inatiou had been gwen him 1t would In
sure the defeat of Gov. Robinson. Bu
m the Democracy, that Democracy which
n, is sound and true, and above factiol
fights, the working and business men
y, Jew York will vote for any man that
majority of these representatives in Stat
IL Convention may select. However, ther
~ are some six or eight thousand profes
. sional office-holders or seekers, VINO VII
do as their masters bid, knowing the
~ | can get n0tnlhg Dut Wuat VhoLo moS 70,
can give. These people will probabl
10 not vote at all. Gov. Robinson has es
bibited such independent qualities, an
=. at the same time been so honest an
straight forward, that he will draw OF
a., an immense vote from that not very ps
10 triotic class of people who usually ab
stain from voting because "the dishon
ise esty of politicians IS so very great 70
nc know, )" and from that class Of Repu6l
can who have grown tired of"my Lor
= Roscoes" curls, and frowns and struts.
y That Gov. Robinson will be renomln'
3D. ted is now almost a fOregoneiconclusioI
m That many of Tammany Hall delegate
will withdrawal they are admitted
IN, from the convention Is a fact. But Tan
many Hall in opposition to the DEM
m. cratic party win be the
1last OF all i,
~ That ends this strange eventual h1stor.
Second childiAhness, and mere obi
Sans teeth, sans eyes. sans ever!
I" thing"
Consequently Tammany Hall will
inst as it did when VIM. M. Tweed WI
y oyertbrown. 1t will reorganize. MI
TO Kelley will be turned out-or may pc
lnsl hans resign, and prominent anti.Tan
'"reess MANY Democrat, perhaps Edwar
evil COOPER, will be elected Chief, and SO Q
me me- until the next revolution, or row. turf
ITO him out. The people are becoming
and tired of professional politicians that q
s ssse most any man from the people will tt