New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
DEuocRA7IC REORGANIZATION

The organization calling itssif the New De-
JnGrracy should adopt the ostrich as IT'S eriDie'o'
| The remarkable streWdnGss it has eIhltltd" Il
conceaIing its PURPOSE finds its only parallel IL
AM nat. nature in Che cunning fowl that etlcks
ito head r the salrl AL i1nagnes itself Gov
| cred The Dstcus;ble o.. iect 1T the New De-
mocracy il to larmOnize the party. TO this END
it has gathered together as many OF thu floating
clements Of opposition TO Tallnlany Hall as
could ho brought into theexpcriment a1d hav-
ing perfected its machinery and cCErletcd Its
organization in such way as to keep the con-
troll Of it with the ciiginat0rs of the movement,
and make it impossible for rammaCy tn como
into it except Urt0r conditions that wo';bI rem
ler it absolutely pOwerless. it cal-Ejy Invites
that ancient body To come in ana harnoulze.
| As if the prime Object of the enterprise was rot
| to break down Tammany, destroy its Influence
| md blot it out of cxistcncel The COOllcss OF
the proposal Is quite admirable in its way. Inc
| constant cry OF the rrOrganizers since tte move
ment began has been that the TanTauy organi-
zatOn is load upon the rarty; tSat ~ now
! &C instituted it Is q palitcal despotSm; that it
defeated HHncnrg in the last election that it
| has divided ard distracted the party, end been
! the source and cai.'e 0i unnumbcrca woes.
This has bccn the huIden of their constant
song. DrlcniG t8t TanlnaDy!
| Whatever union has 80 far been o6ected has
been a union of tito odds and ends of factions
hostile to Tammany. Irving Hall contributed
| almost its ert'lc membership, leaving only u
Rump under c0nliunnd John Fox and Sheriff
Bowc, which is expected presently, from sheer
loneliness, to go over and be merged in Tam
mary. The Young Mems Club emItio1 itself
into the new concern; the German organization
| followed suit, aud all the tag ends of fictioas
opposed to T"mm my dropped in naturally, not
So much from the desire to harmon. 10 ds from
tine hope Of destroying TIHnany and having
"a pew deal" las being done AMI enough
prcamblcs. resolutions, constitutions and
bylaws adopted to SIT Territory a-gOing,
they send OJt invitations to the OLD empty
shells ~ organizations to come III and unite.
the leaders in these having a,rcsdy secure,
good places in the lew conc,In, tie invitation
i, aocc.tcd with alatritY, 9nl We hN@c the aI-
pciIancc, # not If peltcct e :,oli!ation ut
least CT laiOn of all the Aa'i- TGTGl ny ele-
nIcntS Ta'amamy also is 'nyi.cl in. "LCt Us
"hnr,n0nzr tie raii.r T2cty,' they say. Mr.
Kelly hrG his li"rtcnart@, however, turning
owe; tii- inv it, TO- between tllHh and .. r,
uctmit ,bcil~clv"S to t0rei,i,r ore nr tw, iTac-
teal rlti'l.a Ar!'rr nA'f;G;; straight int" the
t-.p. Iio holy Of thi, uSllic Is Q.Ilc !lair. 10
th,H, though it, he: il - the sard. They
know very Wei whist t',,. gent men Ntu haze
L@cl. dr.oG"c,aI Ta.ln.u!y 80 vi.:o;0rl .Nra:
when tL,y INVITE TAn '1iMy to co0Irr3lr il
nni'irc IT, party.
Mr.. Er''y Was rot horn yesterday. He d;S-
tirgu>lcS &c ,dily b,tYc.H Nao il" Lr9nr,, 80
Il -hnIlal.h. I'c looks a. t',l4 4I' >tlnh fior thu
point ol view. rot a Il =, rir,c..t;l, ilt riac.
tical aud prlctr,rI po IN ran Aad his Glot
QUESTION Is: "Arr Ne strlus c;ioGK., to cpatr"i
"tIr urw nrganz,t'c If Wc go at" it Z" q,
thu ne nay have d"II'.a. But be ia aI,' GER
tam OF one thing: that Il Ia,..n.an, oaonld ac-
ccIt he irti,ti'n, ANA II sl:o.f thr well r
rnuy"d prr- cf thc rrci.:aril.ta ~" lic co.tr0l,
il world end tie harmony and tie r"orSarihl-
toL teen and th"rc. Ihcrc womb ii - me-
dat, dnpihcr Urr"h. :" ihinpaay ii II
wO5ld gaia rutlrn" h., '.lpn IN any event. ii
ire, arr hut ,'r"uc curnt.' a. get c"Htiol "t thr
new ricl.l'r', tiry ha.c H,ri... IS ~ 10 iyr To
Il. rciI he i.y',,.iur CVt,. t.l th'.,I. Tine lc-
0IH!uIrrS sc.h :cN corr.ilr.r!. Having
b'tIt - new ,..,:il,'i.n on IN. l.,l. 4 :,.-
lli;y t. Ia",H.Lv, t.cy say f. re bitter
Come rtGN, let - Il unite it T"' rSa:iIlH. the
T'iolc party iut tnry aye t. haze al no |
cnanccS. TllraEv, rlsh sn$ 'N"Tytlila, stands |
no chance to- WIN. II J,r.mIr'y should napi'rn
10 wiu, il breaks up the -aidr, no progress j.
made; Ia!lr.any 3nG Aull.Farm4ny Nil Iii
wade The rarty. Was thclr'yrr Il pIctticr 49, .Lc
of llc,r!s | win, tolls yUu lost I This AZ |
pear, to hc the grand strategy of the new moyr-
nrri II Is strategy Of tic YOung-very ;oGng |
-o'mUcIacy.
II sat strange that the TamlhIny Committee |
of Twenty -four, attn respectfully cIdlaihing
the entrance to tbis rap ard Observing tut |
;io'lgl IN, way into it Is dnco".u0ny Easy
tr,rc is no possible WY ~ get oIt, s:.ould hive
laid their twenty -i0ur right i,rrliHAcIS Oh their
twenty -f0ur noses ard dN,rcct.y walked AVA.
Tui- being done, the OrS'ril":S will, 9hcn
Size tine comes. represent 10 tie state Couvcn-
tun t'rt they have exhausted al E'easp:cS to
induce Tammanv to CO sent to upi.E. and that
thry arc, consequently, tie Uniy genuine old
oiicinal consolidated City Democracy. That
l=aNcS two Democratic of,AniZ 'tiOns i'll tho city
the same ~ before, with the saline old :glt Tor
admission t. the State Convention.
and certificates of regularity. so these queer
people keep travelling round and rOuuG in "a
cinl L., always coming cut j.st wIlere they
started.
In recent chapter of his Recollccions of a
b.. Il. l.. White, thc Editor of The