, 1880-04-20

managers, p}ie rendered It imW,sstbiu f0r
them 10 have any pInce or nny FUTURE under
Ills contrnt. 1t Is now rs II was then: to
pUiiticnl hnri-knrf. 1t will be, s!,owi, tl'is
sprDg That ali ihe courage md strength Ut
Will I'll tho Democratic party docs not belolE
to Him. Tic eunting State Conyc,1t.ul',
whniuver manhood lns re,nai'Ietljn the rarty
IN this Stute. 1Ie evidently. sets hln,self u1
rs absolute slctnlor, and Will stnn.l Or fall ns
pnrty ara mt MI eowarls. lle ca',Inht 1ave his
own way without q desperate conflict. And,
whenever those who tln not believe ~ ILLS
methods arld Ills ends cllot'Sn to assert their
iea!e'I, q petil I'll. purity and tI!e eo!iniry
will l,e freed ftun ifS tyranny Outside vi
New York, I1lle'i gets his hesE4tes IRON!
States That nescr give Democratic Electoral
''''' TIE METHODS or r,nprx1sM.
aror n,nr, ,i,nn tnrtv yoor. Air. ,rIlacn 1,as
nror,,rr.i hin,seIf /" Ia nnsiu cu,lsI,Ic,lolts III
poIiticSi % I"trle.ics, " G possessng ] ns ho ICES
Ef9n sk rha s ,s'l1 ha u n1' n}G n mi
sxsrslss S9 yy ,Sy wtn s lSar s%'s s.' st TSE x
,,nt,r1nilv tsnvH lin, n,,irh nrI,,,,n'ice viii
politicians Anl 'nnHnte;s IL other States, par-
tio,,a Wins" ,,rtncinni mt,,nes war; inrntri in
tin civ ' NJ Sew Yak. liz is n tnwysr. Of
conrse; and, while others pit their sIckles
into staic, ca,ni, md innrlcipnl fields. 10
1fnp n n 5 fri icG n4Sns* s nH BIZ "Ws. " So
nnrntiniis. @ in tbis In hns llyct long nd prts-
Sst aid il % snIt, in in liz l,Is thrlft % TO hive ncc,i
muIated tbarrels' Of money enough to s.,tisfy
Ills 9'nhItEoI for riches. II THO meantime l,e
Eis ,u,lliicnl mnci,inGry IMIt, In, nt0i wurk.
lux nnIer, il, iSi4 iie went fnr tlla iiubcriin-
turtal chair Of THO Empire State, atltf got IT.
Nobody called HIN. nobotiy wnllte9 @ illsl. ex~
set s an 10 SH ms 1o nar'v G
l!at been Obliged to fiEllt agti!lst ntisls ~ te
StAle, no other candidate I,a,le my elIort to
secure the non!illtl9n; II Was soon ioliiid,
However, when tlle dcleG'sles casilH 20 com.
nsrsons were named, Judge santlforh 4.
Church was the decided preference ni 7 large
n'norlty " however, 1erei,tptt,h!y thyrt. ne-
G,ine l,t H. te coli,s,o, e','lsea tmeTcny
wlre-pnilil1E, wNs p!ncetl at tho lead Of ; TIE
ticket. by a scratch. Thu rn!!ic Of 1871!
a,M the ha1 times tt fo!lnwe., 'i H.,
political supremacy Of pnrties so far rs It
could bo done that year. Tl's 'nnnife It feel.
!ng was not confined to tho Stnte of New
norls, VIZ pefsatlsA nlh'nst every otate, eyen
crI,or. It was evcntn1tly shown to he tidal
wave IL favor Vt Democratic caMlidates
everywhere. It was t<ly thug Tor NY. TIL
nrat to run fora statn Office III Nuw York.
1t was dsatl-sure lliInE before tAe race M r.
Ean. Ry this renInrknble tislAl Waye NJ tie
State otl!ceIs were GlecteI ~ 1loru ts'a'i lnlf-
n-huntErctl-t tltorsaltt majority, and 2 llnlt-
some MINORITY of tl!e Assembly was ltkcwlse
chosen. All was thcn lovely for the Demo
cratEc party. ....-..-
THE TWEED EPISODE.
Twna.H i,n NJ i,ern SxaSo1sin.s tl,n % nrsrt,n,tiy,s
If n Grt.nt ant ,fnn,,t M tGn ls1nr"i nr Mnml,1t.
tn,' n TErn,,Gf , infnrmntinn n f,,rnish"d hy n
isa;y cicpE of DicK CS,,nuijy. and otjer
e.,,,r,es X sva9 ,,adm m,hIir that tin fnr",
wis COLLECTING lNrsG revenues fruln tho l,alIi-
let, and. while lie d!sl>rrset much OF It like