New-York tribune., 1879-11-10

infusion OF blood. and that men who had long hed
office and who had been defeated at the ros must give
way to more promising members Coming from ME
Kearney this speech II said TO have been reeaideu
inspired by Mr. Kelly ana some OF the deieated cahu
dates took offence at IT, Alderman Roberts, the defeated
candidate for Sheriff thought that 1t was not so much
new life that was wanted fair play aud honesty
within their own ranks. He is said 20 have charged
that Coroner Woltmnn and Alderman Keenan, deliber
acly sold out the other candidates In the nope oi Ect
ting themselves elected. Such treachery he thnugh
ought To be punished. This charge OF rcachery on the
part of OF the candidates has been the cause OF
much illfeeling among the Tammany Hall Followers
since the election In Coroner Wotmans district he
and Keenan, ran far ahead Of their ticker, while Peter
Bowe, the AntiTammany candidate for Sheriff. aso ran
In similar ratio ahead Of his ticket This was the case
other districts and the charge l. that Keenan,
and woltman traded with the Anti-rammany ea%ndi- %
dates. The same thing was done by many OF tne DIS
tr1ct Aldermen.
Mr.. claims that his large vote due TO per
sonal popularity, hut III other candidates rdlcule ms
statement Coroner Flanagan stood ready. II Is sad to
gO over to the Ant-ldmmany organization ny 10 'he
hour when his nomination was ioiced on te i,i4 A'i4
Convention, and this has alTaycd srnng oPppfllon
against him In the Tammany ranks Al the meenhs , oi
me c"mni,,ee Ih,se h'icrs wero on'S D. ~ 'y ,,,,Is
cussed, as Mr.. Kelly frOwned down any such atiSinpH
al free speech Tneie was probability that the lI-,.cl
ing would again break out ~ the General Committee
meeting thursday night, nut after session ot a lew
the members nave had time 10 cool their anger II Is
Thought meeting be hcld with safety IL J. sad
not on speaking terms at present Alderman Ronerts
claims that the large assessment on hn was partly ueu
help elect candid, the other ticket especially
mis- opponent, Peter ROwe. Keenan, was Roberts com
petiiOr Tor the Tamnnny nomination Tor snei M am
Is asserted that he took his revenge fOi MS dft III tne
nominating convention by helping To defeat kob'rS M
the polls. lie to be made President OF the
next Board of Aldermen compensation IOi HOT nav
Ing been nominated for Sheriff -,
While iil-ferng exists In Tummanv lial inc
Irving Hall men far from being happy casting
about for something which 10 lay the blame OF de
feat, they publicly claiming that there mas Deeh
false count, and they are making preparations, VI
parcntly, for contest. Privately, however tneN are
ascriDng defeat 10 other causes. and IKE lamin,hF,
thclr principal complaint Is that OF treacefy ih'ir
state Committee. they charge, weak ana lhehceh
aud the chairman Mr.. Faulkner totally unllt Ioi tuo
place lie occupied. They that the results accom-
pshed entirely out Of proportion 10 the amount O
money spent on tie camPaIgBi ana tnat up 10 slOI
before election. when Mr. Iiden took matters
INTO ms own hands by practically placing Henry Ildeh
charge the work the ST. James Hotel, thele hau
been nothing done any account, and no systematzeu
plan OF future operations. The greatest compliant IN
regard 20 The local canvass Is thut III de sghhrt the
Committee OF Fifteen which Mr.. Faulkner appointed
Tnis committee was managed by James Obiilen
ANA eX-MayOr Niukham, ana they ran tlch''s
OF their own at each p0n-gpace. III Is chalEeu
that they did not run "A straight tchet run
thcir boxes election day. but uaueu uh
the other AntlTammany candidates unmerciIuly
for votes Robinson. Bowe and Butler Ihe commit,
tee furnished with large amount OF money anu
the defeat of the Anti-Iammany Aldermen ana Oln'i
candidates is ascribed to them. Mcssrs. Mlckhhm ahu
OBrien denounced without st mt